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I just got my copy yesterday, so there is hope. Keep waiting for a while yet. Ken
I've got my copy of MFCJ #2. It arrived a while ago. Keep witing… Tim Bergel
Mary, An electronic edition of the MFCJ: As far as I am concerned this would be a great idea. Advantages invclude: I can cut and paste source code. Faster mail (and lower mailing costs) No piles of old magazines cluttering my house (actually because you nice people at SFA use…
Nicholas, I received one. It is a great issue! I'd wait a while before dropping "A" bombs. There's got to be a law against that somewhere on the books. Tom
Has anyone actually received this issue? I am about to call these clowns and drop the A bomb on them? But if anyone has received their issue? I will hold out a little longer. Dan Pav
You are probably looking for an offline reader. At least most have built in what you are asking for. I use Ozcis (DOS-based) for two years now an am very pleased. GO OZCIS. It is shareware and costs 20$ to register. There will be a Windows version RSN. I ordered…
Randy, Check out the file MFCJ.ZIP in the forum library, section 15 ("Unmonitored Chat"). It should explain everything you need to know…if not, feel free to ask. Thanks for your interest! Mary Kirtland MFCJournal
Craig, There are two utilities that will do what yo want. Go CSNAV and search for filenames tt110.zip and mxf100.zip. The first will extract all threads from a given file cabinet and create a single text file out of it. The second will read in the newly created text file,…
There are several navigators available. I tried WinNAV, OzCIS, NavCIS, and I think another one or two before settling on WigWam; there are things about it that I'd like to see improved, but it has the user interface that I find most intuitive. You can download a demo then register…
Craig, There are several CIS Offline Navigators available that support thread management/viewing. OzCIS(GO OZCIS), TapCIS(GO TAPCIS), NavCIS(GO DVORAK) and others. I am associated with NavCIS so I cannot offer my opinion on any of the mentioned products. Perhaps other members of this forum can.
How do I subscribe to this journal? Randy Leigh
#Proper Thread Viewer!
Message #30522
I know that this is a strange place to put this question, but I figured that everyone here uses the forum and would be having the same problems. I am using WinCIM 1.3 to retrieve and store and view the messages in the forums I visit. I find it very…
#30043-
MFC 2.5 Port
Message #30459
Glad to here it. Eric Sites, askSam Systems
Chris, Thanks for asking! The book will not be out until sometime next year. We decided to target a future version of MFC, rather than spend a lot of time digging into the current implementation on Win16 and immediately be out of date… Mary
#how's the book coming
Message #30445
Mary, I saw somewhere the mention that you were working on an MFC book. How's it coming? Are we going to see it soon? — chris
#30194-
MS Certified Prof.
Message #30403
Stuart, Curtis, Actually getting certified is not that expensive. While the courses maybe more that you want to pay, following them is not a requirement for certification. The only requirement is passing the 6 required exams at about $100 a piece. If you know your stuff and read the material…
Mary, Well, not in Chicago itself, I'm a little furhter west. But everything in this area goes through Chicago. Still, with all the mail problems, its better than about 6 years ago when the phone company burned down their main switching station, knocking out all phone service for a month.…
Mary, Thanks very much. I'll D/L it on this pass. Best Regards, Mike
Mike, Check out the file MFCJ.ZIP in the forum library, section 15 ("Unmonitored Chat"). That explains how to get a subscription. Since I uploaded the file, the phone number has changed. It is now 408-245-0571. (Actually, the address has changed too, but I don't know what it is yet…). Thanks…
Larry, I'll forward your message and ask someone to get in touch with you. Are you in Chicago?? Between the problems SFA has been having on their end, and the reported problems with postal service in Chicago, perhaps it is not suprising that you haven't received anything… I'm beginning to…
Don, We're not that big… Contact Software Frameworks directly. The easiest way is probably via internet – info@frameworks.org. Mary Kirtland MFCJournal
Mary, Just caught this thread about the magazine, I'm only a sometimes lurker . How does one go about arranging to receive these "plain brown envelopes" ? Best Regards, Mike
Mary, I always open all my mail before pitching it. But I for one, am still waiting on issue 1. I've sent off two e-mail notes to SFA via internet, and gotten no reply. If there is anything you can do to find out what's up, I would appreciate it.…
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MFC Journal
Message #30362
Is there an Australian agent?
#MFCJournal Issue #2
Message #30353
Here's the latest scoop on issue #2: Issue #2 was mailed June 26-27 via bulk rate mail. Note that bulk rate mail can be a lot slower than first class… WARNING: Magazines are mailed in envelopes with the SFA logo and return address. There is NO indication on the envelop…
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MFC 2.5 Port
Message #30345
I ported MFC 2.5 to target NT 3.5 with relatively little difficulty. Both the Windows NT SDK beta and Visual C ++ 1.1 have a porting tool that may be of help to you. The ODBC code will recompile for 32 bits with only minor changes (there were a few…
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MS Certified Prof.
Message #30311
Thanks for the info. Curt
#30194-
MS Certified Prof.
Message #30310
Thanks for the info. Curt
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MFC Journal
Message #30267
Mary, Thanks. I guess with all the problems we had with issue 1 I just got nervous. I'll be patient and wait for issue 2 to arrive. At least my anxiety shows how eagerly I am awaiting the next issue! Take care, Ken