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3 total messages Started by J. Wang Wed, 10 Apr 1996 00:32

Manual for VB4.0 in WP6.1 format| Looking for a manual for C++ - man-vb40.wp6 [00/05]

#178

Author: J. Wang
Date: Wed, 10 Apr 1996 00:32

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	I spent a couple evenings to convert VB4.0 on-line help file 
into a quick reference manual, in WordPerfect 6.1 format. It can be 
directly printed out (163 pages). I believe someone out there may 
need it as I do, since you generally can not find a complete list of 
functions from published books. Make a good use of it.

	By the way, I am looking for a similiar reference manual for 
C/C++ (either Borland C++ or Visual C++). Please email me a copy if 
you have one on file or direct me to a right source. I appreciate 
it very much.


Regards,

jizhong

Re: Manual for VB4.0 in WP6.1 format| Looking for a manual for C++ - man-vb40.wp6 [00/05]

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Author: CLaude Ouimet
Date: Thu, 11 Apr 1996 16:10

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J. Wang wrote:
> 
>         I spent a couple evenings to convert VB4.0 on-line help file
> into a quick reference manual, in WordPerfect 6.1 format. It can be
> directly printed out (163 pages). I believe someone out there may
> need it as I do, since you generally can not find a complete list of
> functions from published books. Make a good use of it.
> 
>         By the way, I am looking for a similiar reference manual for
> C/C++ (either Borland C++ or Visual C++). Please email me a copy if
> you have one on file or direct me to a right source. I appreciate
> it very much.
> 
> Regards,
> 
> jizhong

This may be a dumb question but ... what's wrong with the manual?

Re: Manual for VB4.0 in WP6.1 format| Looking for a manual for C++ - man-vb40.wp6 [00/05]

#186

Author: J. Wang
Date: Thu, 18 Apr 1996 04:53

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In article <316D2ED8.7215@limestone.kosone.com>, CLaude Ouimet <couimet@limestone.kosone.com> wrote:
>
>This may be a dumb question but ... what's wrong with the manual?

Personal experience. A complete list of functions with a short description (1 
or 2 lines) is much more readable than a thick manual.

Jizhong

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