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Group Techniques for Program Planning: A Guide to Nominal Group and Delphi Processes
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Introducing Delphi Programming: Theory through Practice
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This book teaches distance-learning students how to program in Delphi, a major computer language used to design a variety of programs.
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Delphi Programming for Dummies
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A guide to the Borland computer-language product, Delphi '95.
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.NET 2.0 for Delphi Programmers
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This book presents .Net from a Delphi programmer’s viewpoint. It presents the core concepts of the .Net world in terms of the concepts a Delphi programmer is already familiar with. It is designed to help today’s Delphi programmers not only adopt to Delphi for .NET, but also to C# if that is their preference. It is best to consider the book as the Delphi equivalent of a migration book. We already have migration books for VB6 programmers moving to .NET, and C++ programmers moving to .NET. This book is for Delphi programmers moving to .NET.
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Pascal, including: Niklaus Wirth, Pascal (programming Language), P-code Machine, Comal, Embarcadero Delphi, Comparison Of Pascal And C, Lazarus ... Pascal, Bill Catambay, Delphi Prism
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Hephaestus Books represents a new publishing paradigm, allowing disparate content sources to be curated into cohesive, relevant, and informative books. To date, this content has been curated from Wikipedia articles and images under Creative Commons licensing, although as Hephaestus Books continues to increase in scope and dimension, more licensed and public domain content is being added. We believe books such as this represent a new and exciting lexicon in the sharing of human knowledge. This particular book is a collaboration focused on Pascal.
More info: Pascal or PASCAL may refer to: * Pascal (surname), a French surname * Blaise Pascal (1623-1662), French mathematician and philosopher * Pascal Etcheber, the author of "Vagabond Earth" * Pascal (programming language), a programming language developed by Niklaus Wirth between 1968 and 1969 * Pascal's triangle, a geometric arrangement of the binomial coefficients in a triangle * Pascal (crater), a lunar crater * Pascal's Wager, a philosophical argument for belief in God * Pascal, a character in the television series Beauty and the Beast (TV series), portrayed by Armin Shimerman * Pascal (Nintendo), a character from the Nintendo video game series Animal Crossing * Pascal, a character from Tales of Graces
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Question : How to change DHTML menu to open in Iframe?
I'm using CoffeeCUP DHTML Menu Wizard to create a dropdown menu but I need it to open in an Iframe. Any ideas how to do this?
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I'm not 100% sure what you're trying to do but it sounds like a really bad idea - iframes are bad for so many reasons, even at the best of times!I'm imagining that you are trying to make a horizontal bar, with menus that open onmouseover (just like at the top of this page)? If that is right, using an iframe to display the menus is not a good idea: there will be a lag in it opening, it will be inefficient and you will find it a pain to get the right size. I suggest you use a pure javascript solution, possibly parsing either a JSON or XML database.If you're insistant on using iframes, you'll need something along these lines:
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Question : How long did it take y'all to learn CSS, DHTML, Flash, and Dreamweaver? What's the best way to learn these?
I already know photoshop, indesign, illustrator, and basic html.
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ESSENTIALLY:You can learn the basics of these pretty quick. Like in a weekend for most of these. Being a true SME (Subject Matter Expert), however, in one can take a while with Flash being the most difficult (since it is BOTH graphics and heavy programming). About Me:Web Developer (both front-end (HTML/CSS/Dreamweaver) and back-end (ASP, ASP.Net, ColdFusion, Databases)) with about 4 years exp (inc. college work-study's, etc.)My Abilities:Dreamweaver: Professional. Like seriously, I know the program inside and out. Both 8 and MX 2004 (not much difference really). Flash: Know the basics. (how to tween, draw graphics, create symbols, etc. but not a lot of actionscript or video manipulation)CSS: Professional, but there are still things that trip me up at times.DHTML: This usually means JavaScript + CSS + HTML ... and with JavaScript, I am pretty comfortable. As in, I have to look at what a function is called, but can program with relative ease. HOW DID/DO I LEARN:Self-taught through books and tutorials. HOW LONG:Dreamweaver: Well, I'm DW certified and that took a few tries. Like a few months of studying in depth. But I was doing the basic things for quite a while. For this, I read: Dreamweaver Certified Study Guide for MX 2004. But mind you, I knew HTML/CSS/other basic things already.Flash: I picked up a book first in like 2005. Foundation Flash 8. Well, actually, Flash MX 2004 in 24 hours was where I started but I gave that up because 8 came out. I was studying off and on, but didn't find myself motivated enough to go through the projects in either book. Instead, I now own the Flash 8 Complete Training Kit offered by LearnFlash.com (a bit expensive, but worth it). So I am going through A LOT of training (will probably take a month and a few more months of practice till I am a complete pro) and they show you by actual screen recorded video of what they are doing and its much easier to do once you've seen it. CSS/DHTML: For this, I just search the internet. Dreamweaver itself is pretty helpful. I started learning like 5 years ago but I just use it very sporadically because really, how often do you redesign a site in CSS? Most of my work is just maintainance. As for JavaScript, a lot of what you need to do is already done on the internet and most times you just need to copy/paste and slightly modify to fit your needs. So really, if I sat down, I could learn it thoroughly. But who has the time or money and its not really that important to know exactly what class/method does what. Ok, so yeah, really, you only get to be SME by a few years of real actual experience. You get encouraged early because you see immediate visual results, but you'll be surprised how deep the rabbit hole goes. I WAS! Hopefully, this helped!
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Question : What distinguishes DHTML from any ol' HTML page with CSS and JavaScript?
For elaborating details, refer to this question.
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DHTML was never really defined all that well.But generally, it refers to using javascript to manipulate the DOM and the page style. This being what 'dynamic' means. Otherwise, you can have a page with CSS and javascript without the page being 'dynamic'. In other words, nothing visually changes on the page due to DOM manipulation.
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Question : What is the best free software to build a DHTML dropdown navigation menu?
I need to make one like they use on www.ebay.com.
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I do believe you will find this answer at my site below under Internet Talk section.Hope this helps
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Question : How much does software company cost to make up a facebook like website (php,javascript,dhtml,,mysql )?
How much does software company cost to make up a facebook like website (php,javascript,dhtml,,mysql )?
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How much does software company cost to make up a facebook like website (php,javascript,dhtml,,mysql )?
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Question : I have a gaming website and I saw DHTML games and was wondering if it required extra software?
I put one on my website and I just wanted to know if a person needs extra software to run it. I didn't have to install anything but I don't know if other people had to or not. I know Java, Shockwave, and Flash games have to have extra software to run. So I was just wondering!Thanks in Advance!
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That's pretty much the point. DHTML (wow, nobody really uses that term any more) is really the combination of JavaScript and HTML. Everything should already be available.I wrote a book about writing these types of games a long time ago. Interestingly, the idea is coming back. Modern web browsers have far more efficient JavaScript engines than we used to have, and the canvas tag provides some very interesting possibilities. I've even seen a workable version of Mario cart and an NES emulator done entirely in JavaScript.
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Question : What's the difference between DOM and DHTML ?
When do i need to use DOM and when do i need to use DHTML ? How do i decide and where can i find a good reference for everything in JavaScript ?
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DOM is a representation of an HTML or XML document along with a bundle of methods used to manipulate it with programming languages.DHTML is a buzzword that was popular about a decade ago that means "Altering HTML using JavaScript" (usually with DOM methods).http://nefariousdesigns.co.uk/archive/2007/01/learning-javascript/ has a list of useful learning resources.http://developer.mozilla.org/ has good references for DOM and JavaScript.
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Question : I'm looking to download a component called TriEdit for windows xp or DHTML?
I have a program called Web Easy Professional 7. I'm trying to design something and its stated that I need to install a component called TriEdit when I searched the windows download I could not find it.Now, they do have the correct download for vista but i'm looking for the correct download for windows xp.Could someone please provide a link for the proper download?
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If I'm reading this correctly, it's installed by default on Windows XP, but it is not properly registered. The following link is Microsoft's Help and Support entry for it: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/246490Try the instructions there and see if it works. You may have to restart the comp.Hope it helps.
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Question : Why doesn't Internet Explorer follow the W3 DHTML and CSS standards?
*sigh* Why can't Microsoft just make Internet Explorer compliant with the DHTML and CSS3 standards like the rest of the browsers in the world? It would make developers' lives so much easier.
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Update: WOW! Got a thumbsdown already. LOLBecause Micro$oft tried to force everyone to follow their "standards" when IE was first integrated into the operating system. When M$ got sued over this by other browser makers, IE now is separated. It never came up to standards because M$ is too busy making money and not listening to the numerous complaints from customers. Most who didn't care because IE tolerated sloppy coding. Still does and it works just fine on those web sites coded with sloppy coding.Actually IE was way ahead of the "popularity" or number who used IE. The percentage who use IE has been declining for decades forcing IE to take actions. That's why IE 9 is finally coming out. HTML 5 and CSS 3 along with WebGL based content.Ron
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Question : Should I know JavaScript and DHTML to be able to continue my study in BIT?
I have studied IT for 2 years and now I want to go to university to continue my study and get Bachelor of IT. I am weak in some of the lessons I have studied like JavaScript and DHTML.Now I want to know if they teach JavaScript and DHTML in university and is it necessary to know them well?
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anyone who still calls it DHTML is living in the last millennium.DHTML was the name for anything that was not simple static pages... very little these days is less than DHTM (plain HTML). All the Buzz on the 'Net is AJAX. it's javascript with much better interaction than the old click & submit model.Are you strong in other areas? do you want to design of program? or be an admin or network gal?they all make good money! You will learn all areas at Uni (I attended Rutgers) and at some point you will chose a specialty that is 100% clear to you, and hopefully not so clear to others!Then you have a career!
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