C++Builder Developer's Journal

For the cell phone?

I'm surprised anyone is still using Windows 2000...

Yea,I've noticed that and they will be rolling out the 64 bit version of C++Builder XE3 soon. Another thing I wish they sold their stuff on DVD with a manual like they did with the older versions.

Has anyone written any books or even a ebook on C++Builder XE? XE is different from C++Builder 6 and any books would help me out tremendously(I don't like pulling out my hair )

Thank you for that,I'll try that out

I need an example to put the icon I have for my program in the system tray when I minimize it and a message what it is when a mouse arrow is hovered over it

How do you edit your posts? I must be blind if that option is available......


Never mind I just saw the edit button,wasn't there when I made a post in another section?

Thanks,James,it's a start

I will be building a app that will be making use of adobe .pdf and I need to know how to call that up plus have the user specify whether the said pdf is in a directory or not(is it possible to have the pdf reside on a form?)

BTW thanks for helping me,Eudy

Yes,it should but for me that didn't work,so using the bitbtn solved that,anyways I'm beginning to like C++Builder XE(once I get comfortable with it),and may upgrade to it from my C++Builder 6.

I got rid of the TButton and decided to try the TBitBtn with the Close() method and this works with no errors.

My code works,except for the stack overflow when it exits.

I tried your method,and I got this message:

I'm using a Tbutton to close the form(as a OK),upon clicking on it I get a stack oveflow then the form terminates. I'm using C++Builder XE and I wonder if the code should be different...(This is on a Vista 64 bit machine btw).....