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*to add '''[[Add Workspace Parameter|Workspace Parameters]]''' using [[cIniFile]] | *How to add '''[[Add Workspace Parameter|Workspace Parameters]]''' using [[cIniFile]] | ||
*[[Running_VDF_programs_as_Windows_Services]] | *[[Running_VDF_programs_as_Windows_Services]] | ||
*[[Using On_key for undefined keys]] | *[[Using On_key for undefined keys]] | ||
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*[[Print to a file using reports]] | *[[Print to a file using reports]] | ||
*[[Visual Modelling of multiple visual objects]] | *[[Visual Modelling of multiple visual objects]] | ||
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==Advanced== | ==Advanced== | ||
Revision as of 11:46, 12 June 2008
The Visual Dataflex Portal is the place to come for articles and tutorials on developing Windows applications with Visual DataFlex.
Before beginning the more advanced stuff you should consider reading Vincent's book or attend a 5 days training. Now - on with the show:
Articles
- Visual DataFlex (covering the basic stuff)
Tutorials
- How to add Workspace Parameters using cIniFile
- Running_VDF_programs_as_Windows_Services
- Using On_key for undefined keys
- Passing the workspace as a parameter
- Adding Workspace Parameters using the cIniFile class
- Adding SMTP Email to your application using an ActiveX control
- Run only one instance of your application
- Customize prompt lookup behavior in a dbgrid
- Print the content of an embedded IE html control
- Return data from every object in a dbView
- Print to a file using reports
- Visual Modelling of multiple visual objects
- ExpressConnectivity
Advanced
External links
- http://www.vdf-guidance.com
- http://visualdataflexdeveloper.org/
- http://www.visualdataflex.com
- http://www.visualdataflex.ru (Russian)
- http://www.dataaccess.com
- http://www.dataaccess.nl
- WASP Newsgroup search engine
- StarZen Technologies Addon Tools, Books, Magazines, Consulting
Requested Articles / Works in progress
- Converting from DOS to Windows
- Using COM Objects (reuse existing functionality)
