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From: Brian on 24 Nov 2008 15:18 Hello All, We have three important topics to discuss in this announcement. 1. News from VODC Germany 2. Vulcan.NET Build 154 3. Our newsletter, #using Vulcan.NET VODC 2008 Hamburg, Germany. This years VODC in Hamburg, Germany, was one of the most enthusiastic conferences for Vulcan.NET to date. Thanks go out to Dieter Crispien's group for an excellent job, and to all of the speakers who came up with some really exciting topics. Also thanks to the attendees, who have showed excellent progress with their Vulcan.NET applications. Fabrice Foray's Vulcan.NET Plug-in for Reflector, is now capable of taking a C# project converting it to Vulcan.NET and outputting a complete VS2008 Vulcan.NET solution. Willie Moore opened a lot of Eyes showing how easy it is to get started in Vulcan.NET as well as a showing a great Vulcan.NET / ASP demo. Dieter showed us several exciting applications that he is working on for a very large fortune 500 company based in the US with extensive operations in Germany. We also had a new speaker this year, Al Acker, who shared his experiences with Vulcan.NET. Many of the VODC regulars were in attendance, and even Michael Fischer showed up with only a half of a voice due to a cold/flu. Now that's dedication ! Thanks Michael ! All in all, the speakers did a great job getting vital information to the attendees. Vulcan.NET Build 154 has now been released to VOPS. This is probably the most exciting Vulcan.NET build released to date as many milestones were met in this build. This build's feature set includes the following... Interface Support Improved IntelliSense The ability to Edit VO Forms in Visual Studio Hybrid Support. (Calling VOGUI windows from a WinForm Window with Menu Strip. This feature allows for a gradual transition from VOGUI to WinForm.) Now is a great time to consider a VOPS membership. It's a great value for Visual Objects programmers. To order VOPS visit this link. http://www.grafxsoft.com/2vosubscribe.htm #using Vulcan.NET We are pleased to announce that GrafX has brought on board a great editor to produce our newsletter entitled #using Vulcan.NET. Al Acker comes to us with a lifetime of experience as an editor for Reference(Clipper), Clipper Advisor and author and technical editor for DataBased Advisor. The newsletter will be published at least every other month, and we encourage you to download the current issue at ftp://grafxsoft.com/UsingVulcan.NET/download_area or http://UsingVulcan.NET The first version contains a welcome article by Al and few words from me as well as technical articles from: Don Caton (To Seal or Not Seal the Deal) Paul Piko ( Using Third Party Controls ) Chris Prygas ( Emulating Events in Vulcan.Net) Robert van der Hulst (Vulcan.NET Data Access Part One) The next issue is already in production, and if you have ideas or articles you would like to submit for publication, please contact Al Acker at al(a)grafxsoft.com We hope you enjoy our first issue. This is a free publication from GrafX. Vulcan.NET now enjoys support from almost all of our VO third party vendors. The list Includes: bBrowser for Vulcan.NET ClassMate for Vulcan.NET FaceLift (migration from layouts) GridPro for Vulcan.NET ReportPro for Vulcan.NET Right SLE Source code Documenter SEUIXP Classes for Vulcan.NET VIDE for Vulcan.NET VN2ADO for Vulcan.NET Vulcan.NET Plug-in for Reflector So what are you waiting for? Get going with Vulcan.NET Today. http://www.GoVulcan.NET Brian Feldman Vulcan.NET Product Owner Reposted from News1.cavo.com Grafx.public.anouncements
From: Terry Bourne on 25 Nov 2008 04:06 Brian Thanks for update and newsletter. Making the latter available outside the confines of VOPS is just what is needed to encourage many of us currently on the periphery of Vulcan to become more closely involved. Terry "Brian" <b�ian@g�afxsoft.com> wrote in message news:0016e94b$0$12257$c3e8da3(a)news.astraweb.com... > Hello All, > > We have three important topics to discuss in this announcement. > > 1. News from VODC Germany > 2. Vulcan.NET Build 154 > 3. Our newsletter, #using Vulcan.NET > > VODC 2008 Hamburg, Germany. > > This years VODC in Hamburg, Germany, was one of the most enthusiastic > conferences for Vulcan.NET to date. Thanks go out to Dieter Crispien's > group > for an excellent job, and to all of the speakers who came up with some > really exciting topics. > > Also thanks to the attendees, who have showed excellent progress with > their > Vulcan.NET applications. > > Fabrice Foray's Vulcan.NET Plug-in for Reflector, is now capable of taking > a > C# project converting it to Vulcan.NET and outputting a complete VS2008 > Vulcan.NET solution. > > Willie Moore opened a lot of Eyes showing how easy it is to get started in > Vulcan.NET as well as a showing a great Vulcan.NET / ASP demo. > > Dieter showed us several exciting applications that he is working on for a > very large fortune 500 company based in the US with extensive operations > in > Germany. > > We also had a new speaker this year, Al Acker, who shared his experiences > with Vulcan.NET. > > Many of the VODC regulars were in attendance, and even Michael Fischer > showed up with only a half of a voice due to a cold/flu. Now that's > dedication ! Thanks Michael ! > > All in all, the speakers did a great job getting vital information to the > attendees. > > > Vulcan.NET Build 154 has now been released to VOPS. > > This is probably the most exciting Vulcan.NET build released to date as > many > milestones were met in this build. > > This build's feature set includes the following... > > Interface Support > Improved IntelliSense > The ability to Edit VO Forms in Visual Studio > Hybrid Support. (Calling VOGUI windows from a WinForm Window with Menu > Strip. This feature allows for a gradual transition from VOGUI to > WinForm.) > > Now is a great time to consider a VOPS membership. It's a great value for > Visual Objects programmers. To order VOPS visit this link. > > http://www.grafxsoft.com/2vosubscribe.htm > > > #using Vulcan.NET > > We are pleased to announce that GrafX has brought on board a great editor > to > produce our newsletter entitled #using Vulcan.NET. Al Acker comes to us > with > a lifetime of experience as an editor for Reference(Clipper), Clipper > Advisor and author and technical editor for DataBased Advisor. The > newsletter will be published at least every other month, and we encourage > you to download the current issue at > > ftp://grafxsoft.com/UsingVulcan.NET/download_area > or > http://UsingVulcan.NET > > The first version contains a welcome article by Al and few words from me > as > well as technical articles from: > > Don Caton (To Seal or Not Seal the Deal) > Paul Piko ( Using Third Party Controls ) > Chris Prygas ( Emulating Events in Vulcan.Net) > Robert van der Hulst (Vulcan.NET Data Access Part One) > > The next issue is already in production, and if you have ideas or articles > you would like to submit for publication, please contact Al Acker at > al(a)grafxsoft.com > > We hope you enjoy our first issue. This is a free publication from GrafX. > > Vulcan.NET now enjoys support from almost all of our VO third party > vendors. > The list Includes: > > bBrowser for Vulcan.NET > ClassMate for Vulcan.NET > FaceLift (migration from layouts) > GridPro for Vulcan.NET > ReportPro for Vulcan.NET > Right SLE > Source code Documenter > SEUIXP Classes for Vulcan.NET > VIDE for Vulcan.NET > VN2ADO for Vulcan.NET > Vulcan.NET Plug-in for Reflector > > So what are you waiting for? Get going with Vulcan.NET Today. > http://www.GoVulcan.NET > > > Brian Feldman > Vulcan.NET Product Owner > > Reposted from News1.cavo.com Grafx.public.anouncements > > > > > > > > >
From: Michael Hagl on 25 Nov 2008 09:08 Hi Brian, what is GridPro ? I cant find somethin about this product !! Michael > Vulcan.NET now enjoys support from almost all of our VO third party > vendors. > The list Includes: > > bBrowser for Vulcan.NET > ClassMate for Vulcan.NET > FaceLift (migration from layouts) > GridPro for Vulcan.NET > ReportPro for Vulcan.NET > Right SLE > Source code Documenter > SEUIXP Classes for Vulcan.NET > VIDE for Vulcan.NET > VN2ADO for Vulcan.NET > Vulcan.NET Plug-in for Reflector
From: Joachim Duerr (ADS) on 25 Nov 2008 10:27 Brian wrote: >Vulcan.NET now enjoys support from almost all of our VO third party >vendors. The list Includes: > >bBrowser for Vulcan.NET >ClassMate for Vulcan.NET >FaceLift (migration from layouts) >GridPro for Vulcan.NET >ReportPro for Vulcan.NET >Right SLE >Source code Documenter >SEUIXP Classes for Vulcan.NET >VIDE for Vulcan.NET >VN2ADO for Vulcan.NET >Vulcan.NET Plug-in for Reflector Advantage -- Joachim Duerr Advantage Presales Sybase GmbH !!! please reply to newsgroups only !!!
From: Al Acker on 25 Nov 2008 12:25
Joachim, I thought the Advantage client for Vulcan was still in Beta... has it been released ? Al "Joachim Duerr (ADS)" <jojo.duerr(a)gmx.de> wrote in message news:6p2jqsF5v1sfU2(a)mid.individual.net... > Brian wrote: > >>Vulcan.NET now enjoys support from almost all of our VO third party >>vendors. The list Includes: >> >>bBrowser for Vulcan.NET >>ClassMate for Vulcan.NET >>FaceLift (migration from layouts) >>GridPro for Vulcan.NET >>ReportPro for Vulcan.NET >>Right SLE >>Source code Documenter >>SEUIXP Classes for Vulcan.NET >>VIDE for Vulcan.NET >>VN2ADO for Vulcan.NET >>Vulcan.NET Plug-in for Reflector > > Advantage > > -- > Joachim Duerr > Advantage Presales > Sybase GmbH > !!! please reply to newsgroups only !!! |