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To: PJ Strifas who wrote (29046)	11/24/1999 12:52:00 AM
From: Scott C. Lemon	Read Replies (2) of 42771

Hello PJ, > Well, it is your fault that I've taken the "plunge" more seriously. > Of course it will probably take me a few years to get up to speed > with actual programming and application structure. It's fun ... I look at it as an alternative to contract law ... a set of definitions, then the core procedure, and a lot of exception handling! ;-) > Any suggestions on a good book or CBT for C/C++ programming? :) I know that people are going to freak over this ... but I would have to ask what you are really intending to write? I usually suggest that the "casual" Windows developer focus instead on Visual Basic. I see if far more powerful to the average developer ... and becoming more so. On the C/C++ front, I would have to ask what you want to learn that for? I still use C to write NLMs ... but Java (and JavaBeans) is a "better" learning tool. It all comes down to "what do you want to write, and for what platforms?" ... that's the real question ... > Another thing that sparked my interest in PDAs is a few instructors > here at work have received the new Handspring Visor Deluxe > (palmpilot clone) in the last week. It's just the same > functionality as the Palm 3x with 8MB memory and an expansion slot > (like a GameBoy?!?) for additional modules. These are very cool ... and the two predominant platforms seem to be the Pilot (and Visor running Pilot OS) and the Symbian platform (EPOCH) ... EPOCH is supposed to run Java apps also ... The one draw back that I've seen with the visor is the limit of one module at a time ... you list a lot of possible cards, but how do I have my GPS, Cell Phone, Pager, and Cable Tester all working at the same time? (While listening to my MP3s for background music!) ;-) Scott C. Lemon

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