A couple of years ago I created some spreadsheets to help me migrate data into QuickBooks. I set up a worksheet that followed the IIF format and then saved it as a tab delimited file. The biggest problem was that one row of data required three rows in the IIF format. If you try and [...]
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Using VBA to create import files for QuickBooks
January 24th, 2008 · No Comments · QuickBooks, programming
Tags: autoit·QuickBooks·vba
Notes on Setting up the Eclipse C++ IDE on Linux
January 2nd, 2008 · No Comments · Linux, programming
Since I had recently setup my laptop with C++ version of Visual Studio 8 Express, I was curious about setting up a similar IDE environment on Linux. I initially tried to set up Anjuta DevStudio and I failed miserably. I am running CentOS 5.1. There does not appear to be a recent RPM of Anjuta. [...]
Tags: Linux·programming
Garry’s Bit Patterns: TortoiseSVN and Visual Studio Integration - Visual Studio 2008
December 30th, 2007 · No Comments · OpenSource, programming
Finally, I am getting around to an update to the TortoiseSVN Visual Studio Integration. The catalyst for this is the release of Visual Studio 2008 (formally codename Orcas) Beta 2, and making sure I can still play with Subversion through the IDE.
Garry’s Bit Patterns: TortoiseSVN and Visual Studio Integration - Visual Studio 2008
Adding some [...]
Tags: opensource·programming
Building the LAME MP3 Encoder using Visual Studio 8 Express
December 30th, 2007 · 2 Comments · programming
Recently I had been playing around with the Visual Basic version of Visual Studio Express and somehow mucked it up real good. It told me it could not create the Visual Basic compiler and I should re-install. I re-installed and it was still mucked up so I completely removed Visual Basic and SQL Server pending [...]
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