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Author Annoucing Clarion Tips & Techniques, Volume 3 - Save up to $39.95
Dave Harms

2006-05-10, 6:55 pm

Clarion Tips & Techniques, Volume 3, is now in final editing, and is
expected to ship in late June/early July.

Go to the Clarion Magazine store to order your copy now at our
introductory price!
http://www.clarionmag.com/cmag/store.html?action=shop


Special Offers - save up to $39.95!

For the month of May, you can save $20 off the list price by
pre-purchasing at $59.95!

Pre-purchase this massive, jam-packed printed book by May 14, and you'll
get a coupon for a free e-book, a $19.95 value, for a savings of $39.95!
After your purchase you simply go through the store again and redeem
your coupon for the e-book of your choice (we have e-books on the
Clarion language, writing templates, using DLLs, Clarion algorithms,
edit-in-place, and more).

Pre-purchase: http://www.clarionmag.com/cmag/store.html?action=shop


At 650+ pages, Clarion Tips & Techniques Volume 3 is another blockbuster
brimming with terrific articles from Clarion Magazine.

Topics include*:

Getting the most out of your databases
o Using Clarion's business rules
o Client-side triggers
o Arrays in databases
o Server-side triggers
o Using Firebird
o Date filtering
o Automatically converting TPS files to new formats
o Approaches to file naming
Using .NET with Clarion
o Understanding .NET basics
o Calling .NET code from Clarion
o Using WinForms in Clarion windows
o Calling Clarion code from .NET
o Passing data between Clarion and .NET
o Wrapping Clarion code in COM
Template programming
o Writing code templates
o Using template styles
o Writing template class wrappers
o Using #GROUPs
Managing multi-threaded apps
o Critical sections
o Mutexes
o Threading and global queues
Improving your app's user interface
o Embedding fonts
o Page loaded trees
o Tagging
o Online mapping and routing
o Modifying the frame background
o Handling hundreds of controls on a window
o Modifying the common dialogs
Various tips and tricks
o Inter-app communication using memory mapped files
o Cryptography
o Compiling C with the Clarion IDE
o Credit card number validation
o Using local classes
o Single-instance applications
o Generating unique registration codes
o And more!

This book is scheduled for completion in June, with shipments starting
in late June/early July. Pre-purchase now, save some $$, and get your
copy hot off the press!


What readers say about the first Tips book:

"I love the Tips book. It is awesome!" - Glenn Rathke

"Clarion Tips & Techniques is a wonderful addition to my library. I
already found several techniques that are new to me. Nicely organized
too." - John Welch

"Everyone should have this book." - Robert Wagner

"Very good job...nice book!" - Cleverson Tabajara

"[This book] should be shipped with Clarion as standard!" - Colin Wynn

"Very impressive." - Neville Dearham

"The book looks, well, great. A marvelous job. Cannot wait to start
digesting the pearls of wisdom. Make it a regular." - J André
Labuschagné

"Flipping through the pages, it was soon apparent that there was a
lot of meat here." - Nik Johnson, in his March 2004 article A Class
Wrapper for Brice Schagane's Menu Buttons, which builds on Brice's
article "Menu Buttons in Clarion," page 3 in the Tips & Techniques book.



* Subject to minor revision, depending on final space limitations
--

Dave

Email: david.harms(put the "at" here, please)clarionmag.com


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