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| November 2009 - ASP Classic Edition
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Year 11 Issue 11
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| Your full service technology partner!
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Expert guidance from working professionals!
 Mike Prestwood
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PrestwoodBoards topic:
New Prestwood Study Tests
 Although our Prestwood Certified area is currently in beta, our study tests are available now. Each study test features beginner, intermediate, and advanced questions. Although we have to add many more questions, the tests are live now and usable for study and review. The purpose of our study tests is to learn and review. You hover over answers to reveal the correct answer. Each question features a pop up [Review] link of study material. Test yourself and review concepts you are not familiar with.
New: Check out our study tests...
Study, review, learn.
Delphi for Win32 topic (classic post):
Prestwood Sponsors RAD Studio 2010 Sacramento Tour Stop!Prestwood Software is sponsoring the Technology is moving fast. During this free two-hour technical seminar, you'll learn the secrets to getting the most out of RAD Studio 2010 and new Windows technologies. You'll get a firsthand look at new capabilities that will make you more productive and successful with Delphi--, C++Builder--, Delphi Prism-- and Embarcadero-- RAD Studio 2010.
RAD Studio/Delphi 2010 Sacramento Tour Stop!
Wednesday, December 2, 2009
6:00PM - 8:00PM
New Horizons of Sacramento
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Sacramento, CA 95833
Sponsored by:
Coding & OO topic (classic post):
RAD Studio 2010 Tour! See Delphi 2010! See What's New in RAD Studio 2010 at a Free Seminar
COMING TO A CITY NEAR YOU!
Technology is moving fast. Learn the secrets to getting the most out of RAD Studio 2010 and new Windows technologies by attending the RAD Studio 2010 Tour in a city near you. These free two-hour technical seminars, led by noted experts David Intersimone, Anders Ohlsson, Nick Hodges, or Mike Rozlog, will give you a firsthand look at new capabilities that will make you more productive and successful with Delphi--, C++Builder--, Delphi Prism-- and Embarcadero-- RAD Studio 2010.
Touch the future with Delphi, C++Builder, and Delphi Prism!
General News & Trends topic:
John McCain Introduces Bill Against Net NeutralityDespite it's name, "The Internet Freedom Act of 2009" does not free the Internet. It's an attack against Net Neutrality and yet another attempt to give the Internet to big business.
What is Net Neutrality? Net neutrality (also network neutrality, Internet neutrality) frees restrictions on content, sites, or platforms, on the kinds of equipment that may be attached, and on the modes of communication allowed, as well as one where communication is not unreasonably degraded by other communication streams.
 Lighter Side topic:
Scrambled Text by Mike Prestwood
Apparently if the first and last letters are correct, the rest don't matter.
 Language Basics topic (classic post):
ASP Classic Logical Operators (and, or, not) by Mike Prestwood
Same as VB. ASP Classic logical operators:
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and
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and, as in this and that
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or
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or, as in this or that
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Not
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Not, as in Not This
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ASP Classic topic (classic post):
ASP Classic Empty String Check (Len(s&vbNullString)) by Mike Prestwood
In ASP Classic, you have to add an empty string to the value being compared in order to get consistent results. For example, add &"" to your string varilable or it's code equivalent &vbNullString. Then compare to an empty string or verify it's length to 0 with Len.
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| Monthly ASP Classic Lesson
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Language Details Topic:
Code Snippet of the Month
Same as VB. The Me keyword is a built-in variable that refers to the class where the code is executing.
Class Cyborg
Public CyborgName
Public Function IntroduceYourself()
'Using Me. Prints Cameron.
Response.Write("Hi, my name is " & Me.CyborgName & ".")
'The above is just a demo. You could also not include "Me."
'in this case because we are in context of Me now. Using Me
'makes more sense when you start to pass Me as a parameter
'to a method.
End Function
End Class
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