Bøger af Richard Edwards

VB.Net Source Code is one of a group of books with a specific purpose in mind. Provide you with over 90 pages of solid, workable code you can cut and paste. You can create ASP, ASPX, DataGridView, Delimited Files, Excel, HTA HTML, ListView, XML, and XSL programs within minutes after purchasing this book.This book uses Asynchronous code.

PowerShell Source Code is one of a group of books with a specific purpose in mind. Provide you with over 90 pages of solid, workable code you can cut and paste. You can create ASP, ASPX, Delimited Files, Excel, HTA HTML, XML, and XSL programs within minutes after purchasing this book.

Our feature-length documentary, At Home with Derek Fowlds takes a close look at the life and work of one of our best loved actors, who became a household name appearing as Mr Derek alongside the boisterous Basil Brush, as Bernard Woolley, the pedantic civil servant in the hugely popular political satire, Yes, Minister, and later Yes, Prime Minister, and then for 18 years, as Sergeant Oscar Blaketon in the long-running TV drama, Heartbeat. This book provides an introduction to the documentary and the full script, including a summary of each scene and the dialogue from the interviews used in the film. We've included a selection of research notes that we compiled to help gives us a deeper understanding of the people and productions that he worked on, and we've also included a range of images from the film, including Derek showing us around his home and pointing out many of the personal mementos that he'd accumulated during his 60 years in showbusiness. As a bonus, we've also included the script for In Conversation: Derek Fowlds, an impromptu interview that we recorded with Derek in 2018, which provides a little more background to some of Derek's wonderful stories. At Home with Derek Fowlds was recorded in 2019 and has become the last project that Derek worked on before he sadly passed away in January 2020. During the film, Derek is joined by his friend and novelist, Michael Sellers, who helped him to write his entertaining autobiography, A Part Worth Playing, and his partner, Helen makes a brief appearance too. Derek was the perfect interviewee, full of stories, all delivered with style and a little mischievous tongue-in-cheek. We've dedicated the documentary and this book to the memory of our dear friend, the wonderful, Derek Fowlds.

This book uses VBScript and combines it with Winmgmts to produce a variety of outputs including ASP, ASPX, HTML and XSL. The book uses Asynchronous code.

The book uses JScript in combination with Winmgmts to connect to WMI resources. This information can be used to produce a variety of visual renderings.

This book uses VBScript and combines it with WbemScripting to produce a variety of outputs including ASP, ASPX, HTML and XSL.

This e-book uses C#. Net to tap into the horse power of Winmgmts to produce code samples in the following formats: ASP, ASPX, CSV, Excel, HTA, HTML, XML, and XSL.

The book uses JScript in combination with WbemScripting to connect to WMI resources. This information can be used to produce a variety of visual renderings.

The book uses JScript in combination with Winmgmts to connect to WMI resources. This information can be used to produce a variety of visual renderings.

PowerShell Source Code is one of a group of books with a specific purpose in mind. Provide you with over 90 pages of solid, workable code you can cut and paste. You can create ASP, ASPX, Delimited Files, Excel, HTA HTML, XML, and XSL programs within minutes after purchasing this book.

The book uses JScript in combination with Winmgmts to connect to WMI resources. This information can be used to produce a variety of visual renderings.

VB.Net Source Code is one of a group of books with a specific purpose in mind. Provide you with over 90 pages of solid, workable code you can cut and paste. You can create ASP, ASPX, DataGridView, Delimited Files, Excel, HTA HTML, ListView, XML, and XSL programs within minutes after purchasing this book. The code is using Asynchronous calls.

The book uses JScript in combination with WbemScripting to connect to WMI resources. This information can be used to produce a variety of visual renderings. This book uses Asynchronous code.

This e-book uses C#. Net to tap into the horse power of WbemScripting to produce code samples in the following formats: ASP, ASPX, CSV, Excel, HTA, HTML, XML, and XSL. This book uses asynchronous code.

The book uses JavaScript in combination with Winmgmts to connect to WMI resources. This information can be used to produce a variety of visual renderings. This book uses Asynchronous code.

You have 560 ways to create Static, Dynamic, Cloaked or Bound outputs and that there are 2,240 ways you can produce html code from one database and one table.If each only averaged 30 lines of code, those 2.240 ways to produce code would be the same outcome as one programmer could create in a year. The Products table using the Shadow Box stylesheet, came out to 1,114 lines and that took about 30 seconds to produce and display. And that is from the time the program started up to the time the view the results button was clicked on.

I'm going to begin this book by saying I have a very deep respect for the men and women who everyday go to work, sit at a desk, put a headset on, log into the queues and start their day helping people throughout the world with customer support. While I wouldn't want to wish the job on anyone, it takes a special kind of person with a heart of gold, the personality of a saint and the determination to not have a hot head get under his or her skin and try ruining an otherwise perfect day. You people are amazing! With that said, this book is about the millions of people whose sole purpose in life is to keep people happy at their own expense. Yes, they are trained to handle irate and frustrated customers with the understanding that the person on the other end of the call is just mad or don't understand why something isn't working as promised but the rage, four letter words and violent threats still hurts. In case you are wondering who I am, well, I'm the old fart who stopped counting how many times I've been around the block. I've seen, worked and supported the people who take your information, ask some very specific questions about why you're calling, determine the severity of your call and assign the call to the appropriate queue. I'm the guy who worked tier level three support during the launch of Windows XP. I'm also the guy who handled 3000 cases at Microsoft while being part of the support group for the Visual Basic Enterprise edition. I earned the reputation of handling the toughest cases and the go to guy when my fellow support specialist got stuck resolving an issue. As for me personally, I'm a Vietnam Veteran who served my time in Vietnam between 1969 and 1970. And I've been problem solving since I was born in 1949. Yep, I'm 70 years old and I'm constantly learning something new every day. Even right now. Retirement is not my new religion. I began my IT career at Microsoft back in 1996 handling cases with many others holding degrees - I have none - who were supporting the Enterprise version of Visual Basic from 4.0 to 6.0. I never officially support .Net. By the time that product was being launched, Microsoft was beginning to thin out their customer support teams by replacing us with offshore teams elsewhere in the world. I have no regrets. I needed that push out the door to finally realize I could stand on my own two feet and a consultant and a professional software developer. Programming and creating tools that have impacted a wide range of customers throughout the world is something I'm very proud of and constantly coming up with solutions that help others solve problems keeps me young. Problem is, I probably am the one person who knows too much about the IT customer service and support. So, I'm struggling a little to reduce what I know. Cutting some of the boring and mundane daily grind and will be focusing on the how and why customer support is one of the greatest jobs anyone can have. I've decided that this book will be written from the perspective of someone looking for a new job. I think I accomplished it. To all of you who worked in IT customer support, thank you for your dedication and service. Merry Christmas all!

This e-book uses C#. Net to tap into the horse power of WbemScripting to produce code samples in the following formats: ASP, ASPX, CSV, Excel, HTA, HTML, XML, and XSL. This book uses asynchronous code.

The book uses JavaScript in combination with WbemScripting to connect to WMI resources. This information can be used to produce a variety of visual renderings.

The book uses JavaScript in combination with WbemScripting to connect to WMI resources. This information can be used to produce a variety of visual renderings. This book uses asynchronous code.

This is an EXACT reproduction of a book published before 1923. This IS NOT an OCR'd book with strange characters, introduced typographical errors, and jumbled words. This book may have occasional imperfections such as missing or blurred pages, poor pictures, errant marks, etc. that were either part of the original artifact, or were introduced by the scanning process. We believe this work is culturally important, and despite the imperfections, have elected to bring it back into print as part of our continuing commitment to the preservation of printed works worldwide. We appreciate your understanding of the imperfections in the preservation process, and hope you enjoy this valuable book.

This e-book uses C#. Net to tap into the horse power of WbemScripting to produce code samples in the following formats: ASP, ASPX, CSV, Excel, HTA, HTML, XML, and XSL.

The book uses JScript in combination with WbemScripting to connect to WMI resources. This information can be used to produce a variety of visual renderings. This book is using Asynchronous code.

PowerShell Source Code is one of a group of books with a specific purpose in mind. Provide you with over 90 pages of solid, workable code you can cut and paste. You can create ASP, ASPX, Delimited Files, Excel, HTA HTML, XML, and XSL programs within minutes after purchasing this book.

VB.Net Source Code is one of a group of books with a specific purpose in mind. Provide you with over 90 pages of solid, workable code you can cut and paste. You can create ASP, ASPX, DataGridView, Delimited Files, Excel, HTA HTML, ListView, XML, and XSL programs within minutes after purchasing this book.

This e-book uses C#. Net to tap into the horse power of Winmgmts to produce code samples in the following formats: ASP, ASPX, CSV, Excel, HTA, HTML, XML, and XSL. This book uses Asynchronous code.

The book uses JScript in combination with WbemScripting to connect to WMI resources. This information can be used to produce a variety of visual renderings. This book uses Asynchronous code.