How To Use Bloomberg Terminal

Screws is a teaching example for how to use Java Canvas, fillRect, fillOval, fillPoly and AffineTransform to draw. Java source is included for you to cannibalise. It draws 8 types of screw heads. Give Screws a try to see what it's really capable of! for Windows2K, XP, Vista

Skype Voice Changer was developed to demonstrate how to use NAudio and Skype4COM to allow real-time effects processing of your voice during a Skype conversation. It is developed in C#. After selecting the desired effects the application allows you to further adjust them for better performance.

How it Works Learn how to use FileRestorePlus (Formely Undelete Plus) to recover your files Recover Your Data Accidentally deleting a file from your computer, flash disk, camera, or the like does not mean it is lost forever. Software doesn’t destroy files when it deletes, it simply marks the...


Platforms: Windows

Improve your typing skills with a new-generation typing tutor! RapidTyping will help you learn how to use your keyboard more efficiently in a few easy sessions for absolutely free. Children will learn by playing a fun game, while students and adults can choose pre-configured lessons or create...


Platforms: Windows, Windows 7

With iRinger you'll be able to create custom ringtones for the iPhone in a snap, without having to learn how to use a complicated audio editor and, better still, without paying a single cent for it. Simply launch the program – no installation required – and load your favorite song or video...


Platforms: Windows

Wink is a Tutorial and Presentation creation software, primarily aimed at creating tutorials on how to use software (like a tutor for MS-Word/Excel etc). Using Wink you can capture screenshots, add explanations boxes, buttons, titles etc and generate a highly effective tutorial for your users....


Platforms: Linux

A series of tutorials that demonstrate how to use the Flash Papervision 3D engine.


Platforms: Windows, Mac, Linux

With an educational purpose,Pyggy Bank shows how to use wxPython ,SQLite and Reportlab, with Python all togheter. It simulate a piggy bank, so you can add, edit or delete single 'transaction' in your piggy and it will calculate your wallet.


Platforms: Windows, Mac, Linux

This program is intended to help users that are new to Linux/Unix figure out how to use the system and experienced users do things that they don't do very often and may not know or remember how to do.


Platforms: Mac, BSD, Linux

------- Learn how to use KeyGrinder http://bit.ly/KeyGrinderHowTo ------- Securely use the same password everywhere. KeyGrinder uses a simple algorithm to build secure passwords out of easily-remembered information. All you need


Platforms: Mac

This script shows you how to use the Python standard re module to perform single-pass multiple string substitution using a dictionary.


Platforms: Windows, Mac, *nix, Python, BSD Solaris

Efficient character escapes decoding script shows you how to use the Python built in codecs for an efficient decoding.


Platforms: Windows, Mac, *nix, Python, BSD Solaris

This code shows how to use the relatively unknown LexicalHandler interface, which is an extension to the standard SAX2 interfaces like ContentHandler.


Platforms: Windows, Mac, *nix, Python, BSD Solaris

Insignt on how to use the htaccess file for folder access as well as forcing ssl access to the admin folder.


Platforms: Windows, *nix, PHP, BSD

This script is an example of how to use the winreg module. The code had the first purpose of demonstrating the concept of a graphical shell built in Python. The shell was easily modified to make use of the Window's registry but retains traces of its original method of operation.


Platforms: Windows, Python,

Heard of Unit Testing, but not sure how to use them in PHP. The "PHPUnit Cookbook" provides not only step by step instructions, but also all the code required to make it work.


Platforms: Windows, Mac, *nix, PHP, BSD Solaris

WIN32API Toolbar code is an example of how to use the WM_NOTIFY message to give tooltips when the mouse hovers over a button in a toolbar. (Also shows toolbar creation).


Platforms: C and C plus plus

Funny Shaped Window shows how to use 'Regions' to create different shaped windows.


Platforms: C and C plus plus

DirectX Game code demonstrates how to use DirectX in a space-like game.


Platforms: C and C plus plus

Back Buffer code is an example of how to use back-buffer device contexts for on-screen animation. This is the basis for all graphical games.


Platforms: C and C plus plus