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John Robbins heads up the consulting and debugging services of Wintellect, a software consulting and education firm. John wrote the book "Debugging Microsoft .NET and Microsoft Windows Applications" (Microsoft Press) and writes the Bugslayer column for MSDN magazine. Additionally, he speaks at major software development conferences around the world. Based in New Hampshire, John takes an evil delight in finding and fixing impossible bugs in other people's programs.
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Contributions from John Robbins
- How can I reduce compilation time on my ATL COM objects?
- Why can only one autoexec.bat file be on a boot disk?
- What app should I use to open an .epo or .eps file?
- How do I allow my offsite programmer access to our ColdFusion server?
- What CPU scheduling algorithms are used in Windows?
- Is there anything besides autorun.inf to make my CD auto-launch upon insertion?
- Can C++ be used in the front end with Oracle in the back end?
- Can the variables %homepath% and %username%. be used in a login script file?
- Do you know what program the IBM file extension .pa is for?
- How do I use ASP or ASP.NET to enable Web site visitors to submit forms?
- How do I put my application in the Windows desktop tray on startup?
- NetMeeting and DirectX application will not work at the same time
- Stack overflows versus stack overruns
- How do I trigger the event in a COM Client using VC++?
- Is there a way to turn a program, be it a .bat or .exe or .com file, into a Win2k/XP service?
- What is Rapid Application Development?
- How do we send PCL commands to all five trays of our HP printer?
- Where can I find writing software for coping and moving directories/trees using C /C++?
- How can we work around Win2k not having a "warn if still active" option to uncheck so we can shut do
- What does HKEY mean or stand for?