Appreciating English from the screen

作者：  胡美华主编;樊燕龙[等]编写

出版社：国防工业出版社,2010

简介：　　本书共选取十二部经典影视剧，构成十二个单元。每个单元设有背景信息(Background Information)、课前任务(Before-class Tasks)、课堂活动(In-class Ac-tivities)和课后任务(Aher-class Tasks)四个部分，让读者通过对影视的鉴赏，通过视、听、说训练及读、写等综合实践，提高英语综合应用能力及综合文化素养。 　　

Western screen: an enjoyable journey

作者：  高磊，焦宁，郝伟编著

出版社：中国海洋大学出版社,2008

简介：　　本书旨在以经典电影和剧集为载体，精彩对白辅以注释，使读者带着放松的心态融入到原声影视剧创造的语言环境之中，聆听、领会、学习、模仿原汁原味的英语，同剧中人物一起用英语思维，不知不觉中学会最地道最鲜活的词汇和表达方式。书中同时辅以介绍影片拍摄背景、演员阵容或文化背景的“相关链接”，以方便影迷读者追根溯源，还以“点滴感悟”来探讨影片使我们产生的共鸣。此外，书中加载了部分影片中的音乐，美妙的旋律也会使你在研究对白之余感受到些许轻松。 　　 世界越来越小。英语变得日益重要。对那些苦于提高英语能力的读者，我们要强调：看英文原声影视作品是最有效最有趣味的英语学习途径之一！所以，我们编写了这本《欧美影视之旅》（western screen：an enjoyable journey），旨在以经典电影和剧集为载体。精彩对白辅以注释，使读者带着放松的心态融入到原声影视剧创造的语言环境之中。聆听、领会、学习、模仿原汁原味的英语，同剧中人物一起用英语思维。不知不觉中学会最地道最鲜活的词汇和表达方式。书中同时辅以介绍影片拍摄背景、演员阵容或文化背景的“相关链接”，以方便影迷读者追根溯源，还以“点滴感悟”来探讨影片使我们产生的共鸣。此外。书中加载了部分影片中的音乐。美妙的旋律也会使你在研究对白之余感受到些许轻松。

Dreamweaver MX 2004 扩展插件DIY

作者：  文渊阁工作室编著

出版社：中国铁道出版社,2006

简介：1 基础概念篇 　第1章 认识扩展插件 　 1.1　什么是扩展插件 　　1.2　扩展插件的下载与安装 　　1.3　扩展插件的使用 　小技巧　快速更改连续序号的文件名 2 基本插件 　第2章 对象插件的制作 　　2.1　认识对象插件 　　2.2　简易对象插件的制作 　　2.3　内置API函数的应用 　　2.4　制作对象插件实例：水平线 　　2.5　打包扩展插件 　小技巧　对象插件其他常用的API接口函数 　第3章 行为插件的制作 　　3.1　认识行为插件 　　3.2　行为插件的基本结构 　　3.3　制作行为插件实例：打开浏览器 3 高级插件篇 　第4章 DOM与命令插件的制作 　　4.1　认识DOM 　　4.2　DOM处理函数 　　4.3　DOM对象的属性和方法 　　4.4　交互式命令插件 　　4.5　命令插件实例：图像附加文字说明 　小技巧（一）快速查找颜色代码 　小技巧（二）快速制作insertHTML（） 　第5章 服务器行为插件的制作 　　5.1　网络数据库 　　5.2　服务器行为插件创建器 　　5.2　服务器行为插件文件 　　5.4　连接数据库 　　5.5　服务器行为实例：选择性显示 　小技巧　ASP JavaScript 　第6章 浮动面板插件的制作 　　6.1　认识浮动面板 　　6.2　自制浮动面板 　　6.3　制作浮动面板实例：Script编辑器 4 应用插件篇 　第7章 开发类扩展插件的应用 　　7.1　对象插件创建器 　　7.2　行为插件创建器 　　7.3　JavaScript编辑器 　第8章 解析常用的扩展插件 　　8.1　Win Timer：定时关闭窗口 　　8.2　UItiMailTo：插入邮件链接 　　8.3　MenuBuilder：下拉式链接菜单 5 附录篇 　附录A Dreamweaver DOM对象 　　附录1　文件节点对象 　　附录2　元素节点对象 　　附录3　文字节点对象 　　附录4　注释节点对象 　附录B JavaScript入门 　　B.1　变量　 　　B.2　选择 　　B.3　循环 　附录C JavaScript对象索引 　　C.1　Math对象 　　C.2　String对象 　　C.3　Date对象 　　C.4　Document对象 　　C.5　Form对象 　　C.6　Links对象 　　C.7　History对象 　　C.8　Navigator对象 　　C.9　Location对象 　　C.10　Window对象 　　C.11　Screen对象 　　C.12　Image对象

In silico : 3D animation and simulation of cell biology with Maya and MEL /

作者：  Jason Sharpe, Charles John Lumsden, Nicholas Woolridge.

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简介：Summary: Publisher Summary 1 In Silicointroduces Maya programming into one of the most fascinating application areas of 3D graphics: biological visualization. In five building-block tutorials, this book prepares animators to work with visualization problems in cell biology. The book assumes no deep knowledge of cell biology or 3D graphics programming. An accompanying DVD-ROM includes code derived from the tutorials, the working Maya computer files, and sample animated movies. *Teaches artists and scientists to create realistic digital images of humans and nature with the popular CG program, Maya *This self-contained study guide includes background, foundations, and practice *Step-by-step example programs and end-result demonstrations help readers develop their own portfolios *Gorgeous four-color screen shots throughout   Publisher Summary 2 Prepares animators to work with visualization problems in cell biology. This book contains Maya screen captures, tables, and flowcharts to compliment the instruction and tutorials. It teaches artists and scientists to create realistic digital images of humans and nature with popular CG program, Maya.  

Movie making:stereoscopic digital cinema from script to screen

作者：  (美)Bernard Mendiburu著;黄裕成，刘志强译

出版社：人民邮电出版社,2011

简介：　　 好莱坞正进入3D立体时代！全球电影都加入到这场变革中！从《3D电 　　影制作――数字立体电影制作全流程》开始，您可以学习到3D立体电影从 　　前期策划到影片发布的所有重要技能。 　　 3D立体的感知与科学以一种最常见的方式在展示着，我们从中获得了 　　所需要立体视觉的规律，帮助我们从2D世界向立体世界转换。《3D电影制 　　作――数字立体电影制作全流程》列举了立体电影制作的各种工具。在关 　　注当前局限性的同时，也留意即将发生的、使得立体制作更顺畅的变化。 　　书中一步步详细介绍了3D立体如何影响到电影制作的方方面面，其中包括 　　编剧、艺术设计、摄影、剪辑、视觉特效以及影片发行等。 　　 随书附赠的DVD光盘包括大量展示各种概念和技术的2D和3D画面、用不 　　同的技术手段来制作的3D立体短片、剖析某一效果的After Effects项目文 　　件、软件工具的链接以及展示技术的练习。 　　 《3D电影制作――数字立体电影制作全流程》作者Bernard Mendiburu 　　是位视效艺术家、数字摄像机工程师。在过去10年中，Bernard的工作经历 　　从3D R&D公司到法国巴黎领先的CTO数字3D立体后期工作室，再到梦工厂立 　　体负责人。这样的经历使他对3D立体电影在技术、艺术及管理等方面所面 　　临的挑战有着更宽广的认识。Bernard是美国SMPTE协会的积极分子，在为 　　3D立体电视小组（3D TV Task Force）、ACM SIGGRAPH洛杉矶办事处及国 　　际立体联盟（International Stereoscopic Union，ISU）工作。 　　

Electronic literature : new horizons for the literary /

作者：  N. Katherine Hayles.

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简介：Summary: Publisher Summary 1 With desktop, laptop, and handheld devices available at even poverty-stricken scholars' prices, the age of turning the page seems to be passing by. Writers, good writers are responding to these technologies in a new genre, and Hayles (literature and design/media arts, U. of California, Los Angeles) uses her expertise here to explain its importance and move it into the classroom. She describes the transition from page to screen and the contexts for electronic literature (namely, the body and the machine), and shows how the genre is both revealing and transforming as it revalues computational practice. In a very lively final chapter she discusses the respective futures of print and electronic literature. Annotation 漏2009 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)  

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简介："This CD is an atlas of images of minerals as seen in thin section using a polarizing microscope. Minerals are listed according to structure and composition using a sequence following the Dana system. There is also an alphabetical index. From either of these lists, the user can access any page in the atlas by clicking on the mineral or topic name. The first section deals with seven fundamental optical properties, followed by sixty-five minerals and images of alteration textures. Each page includes the mineral name, chemical formula, two to four images, and explanatory text. All images can be enlarged to near-screen size. An Atlas of Minerals in Thin Section is an ideal supplement for undergraduate laboratory courses in optical mineraology, petrology, and earth materials."--publisher's Web site.

The didactics of audiovisual translation /

作者：  edited by Jorge Diaz Cintas.

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简介：Summary: Publisher Summary 1 While exploring the state of the art of translator training, the focus of this collection of 15 essays is on one of the most complex and dynamic areas of the translation disciplines. Contributors describe the nature of the audiovisual text, the challenges of translating screen to writing need and screenplays, the scripted and unscripted language of the screenplay and what subtitlers need to know about both, the discipline as it applies to special needs including translation for those with hearing and vision differences, the use of subtitled materials for foreign language instruction, and personalized subtitling as a means to enhance second language acquisition. Hands on experience essays are especially interesting and include subtitler training as part of a general program in language professions, teaching and learning to subtitling and academic environment, learning to subtitle online, and teaching overdubbing. Annotation 漏2008 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)  

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简介：Summary: Publisher Summary 1 Ladd (chemistry, University of Surrey, UK) and Palmer (crystallography, University of London) introduce structure determination by X-ray crystallography in this text for advanced students in crystallography, chemistry, and chemical physics. This fourth edition adds new chapters on structure determination from powder data, macromolecular crystallography, and computational procedures in X-ray crystallography. The CD-ROM, new to this edition, contains programs and data sets that allow readers to participate in aspects of X-ray crystallography discussed in the book. Annotation (c) Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)   Publisher Summary 2 There have been many advances in x-ray crystallography since the production of the third edition of this book, and the authors have endeavoured to introduce a number of them into this new edition. The overall plan of the book has been maintained because we believe that it has been well received in the academic community, but substantial revisions have been carried out and new material and chapters added. In particular, we have extended the discussion of the theory of x-ray diffraction and added new chapters on structure determination from powder data, on macromolecular crystallography, and on computational procedures in x-ray crystallography. We consider that x-ray crystallography is a universal tool for studying molecular structure, a view upheld by the pioneers in the subject, notably W.H. & W.L. Bragg, J. D. Bernal, Dorothy Hodgkin (n茅e Crowfoot), Kathleen Lonsdale (n茅e Yardley), and Linus Pauling, so that the broadening of the scope of the text in this way is fully justified. We have maintained the practice of devising problems to illustrate the work of each chapter, and have provided detailed, tutorial solutions. The appendices contain mostly mathematical procedures related to the material of the main text.This edition is accompanied by a suite of computer programs on a compact disc. The programs enable the reader to participate fully in many of the aspects of x-ray crystallography discussed in the book. In particular, the program system XRAY* is interactive, and enables the reader to follow through, at the monitor screen, the computational techniques involved in single-crystal structure determination, albeit in two dimensions. Several sets of x-ray data are provided for practice with this system.  

脱口而出秀英语

作者：  王延，孙镜，邱政政主编

出版社：文汇出版社,2010

简介：很高兴能为上海外语频道ics和新东方共同推出的《脱口而出秀口语》系列丛书作序。 2009年初，新东方受邀参与上海外语频道首档英语教学脱口秀栏目“screen talk——看电影、学英语”的策划与录制。经过一年时间的积累和沉淀，该栏目的影响力位居频道榜首的消息让我欣喜；而把节目的精华提炼并编辑出书的想法更让我欣慰，因为这样可以让更多的英语学 习者从中获益。 其实，漂亮的口语包括语音、语调节奏、用词、句式、思维和文化等多个要素。首先，对于任何一门语言，语音是基础，它不仅包括单词的发音，还包括真实交际中连读、失爆、弱化、浊化、重音、缩读等多种音变形式。至于语调节奏，则是流利表达英语的润滑剂，没有接触过老外，没有和他们有过面对面的交谈，是很难感受到语调节奏在表达思想中的巨大作用和强大震撼力的。再者，语言是文化的载体，用词和旬式的正确与否直接体现了对异国文化了解的程度。可以说，做到这三点便达到了与老外的形似，若能在此基础上，学会西方人的思维逻辑和文化习俗，进而用英语去思考则完全可以达到神似的效果。更多>>

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简介：This new book by the world's leading programming language textbook authors carefully explains how to use Perl as a general-purpose programming language and how to program multi-tier, client/server, database-intensive, Internet-and-Web-based applications. Dr. Harvey M. Deitel and Paul J. Deitel are the principals of Deitel & Associates, Inc., the internationally recognized corporate training and content-creation organization specializing in C++, Java™, C#, C, Visual Basic庐, XML™, Python, Perl, Internet, World Wide Web and object technologies. The Deitels are also the authors of the world's #1 Java and C++ textbooks, Java How to Program, 3/e and C++ How to Program, 3/e. In Perl How to Program, the Deitels and their colleagues, Tem R. Nieto and David C. McPhie, discuss topics you need to build complete, Web-based applications including: CGI/HTML forms/XML/CGI.pm Control Structures/Arrays/Hashes Regular Expressions/Strings Objects/Encapsulation OOP/Inheritance/References Database/DBI/SQL/Signals/Contexts Security/Accessibility Typeglobs/File Globbing Networking/Sockts/Internet Protocols Cookies/Session Tracking Filehandles/Data Structures Process Control/Forking/Piping Subroutines/Modules/Packages/Overloading Web Automation/OLE Automation Server-Side Includes/Ties/Closures Graphics/GUI/Perl/TK Perl How to Program includes extensive pedagogic features: Hundreds of LIVE-CODE™ programs with screen captures that show exact outputs Extensive World Wide Web and Internet resources to encourage further research Hundreds of tips, recommended practices and cautions-all marked with icons

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简介：This picture-book computer guide is essentially a compendium of exercises presented as a series of screen shots with captions. The exercises instruct the reader in basic Flash techniques of drawing, animation, shape and motion tweening, bitmaps, text, movie clips, buttons, sound, and publishing. Weil and Green work for a training company in California. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)

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简介：Covering the full cycle of building a service business, this textbook identifies the elements of business strategy, details implementation techniques, discusses capacity management, and describes the everyday skills managers need. Case studies provide real-world illustrations of the principles described. Charts, diagrams, and screen captures supply visual displays of the information covered in the text. The authors include professors of business and a consultant. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)

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简介： The enormous popularity of the World Wide Web can be attributed in large part to the fact that it is a dynamic, highly interactive medium. As web accessibility through wireless devices becomes increasingly popular, developers are challenged to maintain the high level of interactivity and flexibility that users are accustomed to on their personal computer browsers. Fortunately, this task isn't as daunting as it seems, as the language tools used to create conventional web pages can also be implemented in the wireless arena. Wireless Web Development with PHP and WAPis the result of author Ray Rischpater's years of experience in both wireless development and PHP programming, and shows you how to make the most of both technologies to create scalable wireless applications. You'll also learn how to use MySQL with PHP to serve wireless content as you review examples drawn from real-world wireless applications. In addition to tackling the wireless Web's software development challenges, Rischpater examines equally important but often overlooked issues such as user interface design and optimizing wireless sites for presentation on today's screen phones.

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简介：　　Introduction 　　Foreword 　　About the Author 　　Core MFC 　　The MFC Architecture 　　A Brief History of MFC 　　The MFC Class Hierarchy 　　CObject 　　CCmdTarget 　　CWinThread 　　CWinApp 　　CWnd 　　CFrameWnd 　　CView 　　CDocument 　　Summary 　　MFC Dialogs, Controls, and Data Interaction 　　Creating an Application 　　Starting and Using MFC AppWizard 　　The AppWizard-Generated Code 　　Modifying the Application 　　Adding Dialog Controls 　　Adding Initialization 　　Using Dialog Controls 　　ToolTips 　　Enabling ToolTips 　　Displaying Text 　　Dialog Data Exchange 　　Standard DDX 　　UpdateData 　　Using Standard Dialog Boxes 　　File Open/Save 　　Color Selector 　　Font Selector 　　Print Dialog 　　Summary 　　The Windows Common Controls 　　Initializing and Using the Common Controls 　　Notifications for Windows Common Controls 　　The Notification Message Structure 　　Overview of the Notification Process 　　A Better Notification Handling Scheme 　　Specifying Notification Ranges with ON_NOTIFY_RANGE 　　Hot Key Controls: Class CHotKeyCtrl 　　CHotKeyCtrl Class Methods 　　Creating and Initializing a CHotKeyCtrl Object 　　Using a Hot Key Control 　　Spin Controls: Class CSpinButtonCtrl 　　Spin Control Styles 　　CSpinButtonCtrl Messages 　　CSpinButtonCtrl Class Methods 　　Creating and Initializing a Spin Control 　　Sample Program: SPIN1 　　Slider Controls: Class CSliderCtrl 　　Slider Control Styles 　　CSliderCtrl Messages 　　CSliderCtrl Class Methods 　　Creating and Initializing a Slider Control 　　Sample Program: Slider Controls (SLIDER1) 　　Sample Program: SLIDER1 　　Progress Bar Controls: Class CProgressCtrl 　　CProgressCtrl Class Methods 　　Creating and Initializing a CProgressCtrl Object 　　Using a Progress Control 　　Image Lists: Class CImageList 　　CImageList Class Methods 　　Creating and Initializing a CImageList Control 　　List View Controls: Class CListCtrl 　　List View Control Styles 　　Image Lists and the List View Control 　　List View Items and Subitems 　　List View Notification Messages 　　Creating and Initializing a CListCtrl Object 　　Using the List View Control 　　Tree View Controls: Class CTreeCtrl 　　Tree View Control Styles 　　Tree View Notification Messages 　　CTreeCtrl Class Methods 　　Creating and Initializing a Tree View Control 　　Using a CTreeCtrl Object 　　Sample Program: TREELIST.EXE 　　Tab Controls: Class CTabCtrl 　　Tab Control Styles 　　Tab Control Notification Messages 　　CTabCtrl Class Methods 　　The Tab Item Structure (TC_ITEM) 　　Creating and Initializing a Tab Control 　　Using a Tab Control 　　Animate Controls: Class CAnimateCtrl 　　Animate Control Styles 　　Animate Control Notification Messages 　　CAnimateCtrl Class Methods 　　Creating and Initializing an Animate Control 　　Using an Animate Control 　　Rich Edit Controls: Class CRichEditCtrl 　　Rich Edit Control Window Styles 　　The Character Format Structure (CHARFORMAT) 　　The Paragraph Format Structure (PARAFORMAT) 　　CRichEditCtrl Class Methods 　　CRichEditCtrl Line-Related Methods 　　CRichEditCtrl Text-Selection Methods 　　CRichEditCtrl Formatting Methods 　　CRichEditCtrl Editing Methods 　　CRichEditCtrl Clipboard Methods 　　CRichEditCtrl General-Purpose Methods 　　Creating and Initializing a Rich Edit Control 　　Using a Rich Edit Control 　　Summary 　　Painting, Device Contexts, Bitmaps, and Fonts 　　Device Contexts 　　The Graphics Device Interface 　　MFC Wrapping 　　MFC Device Context Classes 　　The Base Class: CDC 　　Painting with Class CPaintDC 　　Managing Client Areas with Class CClientDC 　　Managing Frame Windows with Class CWindowDC 　　Windows Graphic Objects 　　Pens: Class CPen 　　Brushes: Class CBrush 　　Fonts: Class CFont 　　Bitmaps: Class CBitmap 　　Palettes: Class CPalette 　　Regions: Class CRgn 　　GDI Coordinate Systems 　　Logical Mapping Modes 　　Vector Graphics 　　Drawing Modes 　　Lines and Polylines 　　Rectangles 　　Regions 　　Polygons 　　Ellipses 　　Bezier Curves 　　Fonts and Text 　　Font Characteristics 　　The TEXTMETRIC Structure 　　The LOGFONT Structure 　　Font Creation 　　Drawing Text 　　Sample Program: Vector Graphics and Text Methods (VECTEXT1.EXE) 　　Raster Graphics 　　Named Raster Operations (ROPs) 　　Bitmaps 　　Device-Dependent Bitmaps 　　Device-Independent Bitmaps (DIBs) 　　The CBitmap Class 　　Transferring and Contorting Bitmaps 　　Bitmap Resources 　　Tacking Resources onto an Executable File 　　Getting Image Resources out of an Executable File 　　Sample Program: Exploring Bitmap Resources (BITMAP1) 　　Summary 　　Custom Control Development 　　Window Classes Versus C++ Classes 　　A Validating Edit Control 　　The Clock Static Control 　　Control Metrics 　　Painting the Face 　　Locating the Hands 　　Painting the Hands 　　Setting the Time 　　Pitfalls of Subclassing Standard Controls 　　The Hyperlink Control 　　Implementation Strategy 　　Font Processing 　　Painting the Window 　　Controlling the Cursor 　　Mouse Input 　　Keyboard Input 　　Launching the Link 　　Advanced Custom Control Topics 　　Subclassing Limitations 　　Notifications 　　Using the Resource Editor with Custom Classes 　　Summary 　　The MFC Application Object, Message Routing, and Idle Processing 　　The MFC Application Object 　　CWinApp and Application Lifetime 　　The CWinApp Data Members 　　The CWinApp Member Functions 　　Application-Specific Initialization 　　Functionality in InitInstance 　　OLE Container Support 　　3D Look for Windows NT 3.5x 　　Registry Usage 　　Most Recently Used Files List 　　SDI and MDI Document/View 　　Main Frame Window Creation 　　Automation Support 　　Rich Edit Control Support 　　Command-Line Handling 　　Message Routing, Message Maps, and Message Categories 　　Message Routing 　　PreTranslateMessage 　　Message Maps 　　Idle Processing 　　OnIdle 　　Idle Processing for Dialogs 　　The Splash Screen Component 　　Summary 　　Documents, Views, and Applications That Use Them 　　The Document/View Architecture 　　Documents, Frames, and Views 　　Document Templates 　　Creating New Documents 　　Opening New Files 　　Single Versus Multiple Document Templates 　　Views 　　The CView Class 　　The CScrollView Class 　　The CFormView Class 　　The Database View Classes 　　The Control Views 　　Changing Views in an SDI 　　Using the MDI 　　Summary 　　Extending the User Interface 　　Responding to the User 　　Keyboard Messaging 　　Handling Keyboard Messages 　　Mouse Messaging 　　Handling Mouse Messages 　　User Interfaces and AppWizard 　　Extending Menus 　　Obtaining Menus and Pop-up Menus 　　Adding Menu Items 　　Using Floating Pop-up Menus 　　Putting Control Bars to Use 　　Using Toolbars and Rebars 　　Using Status Bars 　　Showing and Hiding Control Bars 　　Supporting ToolTips 　　Updating the User Interface 　　Property Sheets and Wizards 　　MFC's Support for Property Sheets and Wizards 　　Creating a Simple Wizard 　　Splitting a View 　　Summary 　　Printing 　　Printing Fundamentals 　　Printing with MFC 　　Printing in the View 　　The PrintInfo Object 　　Printing Menu Commands 　　Printing and GDI Mapping Modes 　　WYSIWYG Printing 　　Application Resources 　　The Application Class 　　The View Class 　　Pagination 　　Printing with a Known Page Count 　　Printing with an Unknown Page Count 　　Printing Page Numbers 　　Stopping and Aborting Print Jobs 　　Halting a Print Job in OnPrepareDC() 　　Halting a Print Job in OnPrint() 　　Summary 　　MFC and COM Programming 　　COM 　　A Little History 　　Interfaces, Objects, and Methods 　　Some Terminology 　　A Real-World View 　　The IUnknown Interface 　　Servers, Clients, and Classes 　　The COM Runtime Environment 　　Defining the Class Factory 　　How Are COM Objects Reused? 　　Marshaling and Threading 　　Marshaling 　　Threading 　　COM, OLE, and Automation 　　IDispatch 　　Automation Servers, Objects, and Controllers 　　Supporting Both IDispatch and IUnknown 　　Persisting COM Data 　　Structured Storage 　　Identifying COM Data (Monikers) 　　Transferring Data 　　Uniform Data Transfer 　　Connectable Objects 　　DCOM 　　Object Creation 　　Invoking Methods 　　Security Issues 　　Some Important Information 　　BSTR 　　SAFEARRAY 　　HRESULT 　　VARIANT 　　Further Reading 　　Summary 　　COM and MFC 　　Understanding the Afx Global Functions 　　Application Lifetime Control 　　Client Control Management 　　Connection Point Management 　　Control Registration 　　Exceptions 　　Initialization 　　Licensing 　　Type Information 　　Reviewing the OLE Macros 　　Class Factories 　　Client/Container Common Commands 　　Control Property Persistence 　　Dialog Data Exchange 　　Dispatch Maps 　　Event Maps 　　Property Page Data Mapping 　　Property Pages 　　Type Library Access 　　MFC and the OLE Class Categories 　　Active Document 　　Automation 　　Common Dialogs for OLE 　　Container 　　Control 　　Drag and Drop (Universal Data Transfer) 　　Document Servers 　　Support 　　Summary 　　MFC OLE Servers 　　Document Servers 　　Server Types 　　Full Server 　　Active Document 　　Container/Server 　　Mini-Server 　　Document Server Design 　　OLE Documents 　　Active Documents 　　Building an Active Document Server 　　Persistence 　　Rendering the View 　　Automation Servers 　　IDispatch 　　GetIDsOfNames 　　GetTypeInfo 　　GetTypeInfoCount 　　Invoke 　　IDispatch-Derived Interface in ODL 　　Calling Methods Through IDispatch 　　GetIDsOfNames 　　Type Information Methods 　　Invoke 　　Dispinterfaces Differ from Interfaces 　　Calling Methods Through IDispatch 　　Dual Interfaces 　　The Variant 　　An Automation Server Using MFC 　　Server Type 　　Declaring and Defining Additional Dispinterfaces 　　Adding Methods and Properties 　　Summary 　　MFC OLE Clients 　　IDispatch and Its Place in Automation 　　Interface Definition for Automation Servers 　　IDL and ATL 　　ODL and MFC 　　Dual Interfaces 　　MFC and Automation 　　Controller 　　Connecting to a Server 　　Server Review 　　Building a Controller 　　Using COleDispatchDriver 　　Using #import 　　Remote Automation 　　Summary 　　MFC ActiveX Controls 　　Development Strategy 　　MFC 　　ATL 　　MFC and ATL 　　Control Development 　　Two Faces of a Control 　　Runtime 　　Design Time 　　Subclassing a Control 　　MFC 　　ATL 　　Component Categories 　　ICatRegister 　　ICatInformation 　　Methods, Properties, and Events 　　Properties 　　Methods 　　Events 　　Property Pages 　　Property Pages in ATL 　　Property Pages in MFC 　　Component Registration 　　Registration Scripts 　　Registration and Controls 　　COM Object Subkeys 　　Building an MFC Control 　　Interface Definition 　　A Quick ATL Port 　　Summary 　　MFC ActiveX Control Containers 　　Active Document Container 　　Storage 　　Site Objects 　　In-Place Activation 　　Document Extensions 　　Building the Simplest Active Document Container 　　OLE Controls 　　Adding Containment to an Existing Project 　　ActiveX Container 　　Control Containment and Events 　　Summary 　　Using MFC and ATL 　　What Is ATL and Why Is It Important for Programming in MFC? 　　Helpful ATL COM Support for MFC Applications 　　COM Pointers the Smart Way 　　Other ATL COM Support 　　Advanced ATL Support for MFC Applications 　　Begin with Your MFC Application 　　Add the Required ATL Support 　　Summary 　　Scripting Your MFC Application 　　Scripting Basics 　　Scripting Interfaces 　　Dual Interfaces 　　Object Models 　　Implementing a Scripted Application 　　Object Implementation 　　Summary 　　MFC Database Programming 　　MFC Database Processing 　　Relational Database Concepts 　　Tables 　　Columns 　　Records 　　Cursors 　　Transactions 　　Storing and Retrieving Data 　　SELECT 　　INSERT 　　DELETE 　　UPDATE 　　Database Communication Mechanisms 　　ODBC 　　DAO 　　Which Methodology Should I Use? 　　ODBC/MFC 　　CDatabase 　　CRecordset 　　DAO 　　CDaoWorkspace 　　CDaoDatabase 　　CDaoRecordset 　　CDaoTableDef 　　CDaoQueryDef 　　Summary 　　Advanced Database Support 　　The COM Approach 　　OLE DB 　　ADO 　　Which One Should I Use? 　　OLE DB Consumers Using the ATL Wrapper Classes 　　CDataSource 　　CSession 　　Accessors 　　Rowsets 　　Accessing Datasource Data 　　Using the ADO C++ Interfaces 　　ADOConnection 　　ADORecordset 　　ADOCommand 　　ADOField 　　ADOProperty 　　ADOParameter 　　ADOError 　　Summary 　　MFC Utility Classes 　　Strings and Collections 　　Strings and String Classes 　　Inside the CString Class 　　Practical CString Usage 　　CString Summary 　　Collections 　　Inside Collection Classes 　　Templated Collections 　　The UNL_MultiEd Application 　　Overview 　　An STL Approach 　　Summary 　　File I/O and MFC 　　The CFile Class 　　Processing Files with CFile 　　Inside the CFile Class 　　The CStdioFile Class 　　The CMemFile Class 　　The CSharedFile Class 　　The CFileDialog Class 　　The User-Defined CFileDialog Class 　　Practical Usage of CFile and CFileDialog 　　Opening a File 　　Reading Data from a File 　　A Classical Approach 　　What Are Streams? 　　Summary 　　Exceptions 　　What Are They Good For? 　　Types of Exceptions 　　Structured Exception Handlers 　　Nesting of Structured Exception Handlers 　　Raising Structured Exceptions 　　Cleaning Up After an Exception 　　C++ Exceptions 　　Defining a C++ Exception Class 　　MFC Exceptions 　　MFC CException-Derived Classes 　　CMemoryException 　　CNotSupportedException 　　CArchiveException 　　CFileException 　　CResourceException 　　COleException 　　CDbException 　　COleDispatchException 　　CUserException 　　CDaoException 　　CInternetException 　　Deriving Your Own MFC-Compliant Exception Objects 　　Deleting Exceptions 　　Using MFC Exception Macros 　　Mixing Exceptions 　　Summary 　　MFC and the Web 　　MFC and DHTML 　　DHTML, MSIE, and the Internet 　　Using the Internet Explorer Web ActiveX Control 　　Internet Explorer ActiveX Control Basics 　　CHtmlView 　　CHtmlView and the Document/View Relationship 　　CHtmlView and COM 　　Using the Internet Explorer ActiveX Control in a Dialog Box 　　Using DHTML 　　The DHTML Object Model 　　The Document Object 　　Other DHTML Objects 　　Collection Objects 　　DHTML COM Interfaces 　　Obtaining the Document DHTML Interface 　　Obtaining the DHTML Collections Interfaces 　　Using the DHTML Interface 　　The DHTML Element Interface Methods 　　Document Navigation 　　Summary 　　CSocket Programming 　　How Do Network Communications Work? 　　Sockets, Ports, and Addresses 　　Winsock and MFC 　　Initializing the Winsock Environment 　　Creating a Socket 　　Making a Connection 　　Sending and Receiving Messages 　　Closing the Connection 　　Socket Events 　　Controlling Event Triggering 　　Detecting Errors 　　Getting Socket Information 　　Sockets and I/O Serialization 　　Building a Networked Application 　　Creating the Application Shell 　　Window Layout and Startup Functionality 　　Inheriting from the CAsyncSocket Class 　　Connecting the Application 　　Sending and Receiving 　　Ending the Connection 　　Summary 　　WinInet Programming 　　Web Application Protocols and WinInet 　　Hypertext Transfer Protocol 　　File Transfer Protocol 　　Gopher Protocol 　　WinInet API and MFC 　　Internet Session Basics 　　CInternetSession 　　CInternetFile 　　CInternetException 　　CInternetConnection 　　Building a Simple WinInet Application 　　Application-Level Functionality 　　HTTP Classes 　　FTP Classes 　　Gopher Classes 　　Building a Simple FTP Client 　　Summary 　　ISAPI Extensions 　　The Foundation 　　From There to Here 　　From GET to POST 　　Adding Some Form Elements 　　Change the Form 　　Change the Parse Map 　　Declare and Use the Handler Function 　　Add a Radio Button 　　Other Form Input Elements 　　Change the Form 　　Change the Parse Map 　　Change the Handler Function 　　Summary 　　MAPI and MFC 　　The Messaging Application Programming Interface 　　Client Applications 　　Two Higher-Level Alternatives: Simple MAPI and CMC 　　Simple MAPI 　　Common Messaging Calls 　　The MapiMessage Structure 　　The MapiFileDesc Structure 　　Limited MAPI Functionality in MFC 　　The CDocument Connection 　　Doing MAPI the MFC Way 　　The CDocument::OnFileSendMail() Method 　　Sample Program: MAPI1.EXE 　　Summary 　　TAPE and MFC 　　Overview 　　Assisted Telephony 　　Basic Telephony Service 　　Supplemental Telephony Service 　　Extended Telephony Service 　　History of TAPI 　　TAPI 1.3 　　TAPI 1.4 　　TAPI 1.5 　　TAPI 2 　　TAPI 2.1 　　TAPI 2.2 　　TAPI 3 　　Using Assisted Telephony 　　Using Basic Telephony 　　Configuring TAPI 　　Connecting with TAPI 　　Transmitting Data with TAPI 　　Disconnection with TAPI 　　Terminating a TAPI Session 　　Summary 　　MFC and Graphics Programming 　　MFC and OpenGL 　　What Is OpenGL? 　　Graphics Boot Camp 　　Core Terms and Key Concepts 　　The Basic Mathematics of Graphics Programming 　　OpenGL Boot Camp 　　OpenGL Datatypes 　　OpenGL Function Naming Conventions 　　OpenGL Render Function Scoping 　　The OpenGL Matrix Stack 　　The OpenGL Rendering Context 　　Minimal OpenGL Program and a Custom View 　　Creating Your Basic MFC Application 　　Adding the Custom OpenGL Base Class 　　Integrate the Custom View Class into Your Application 　　Build Your 3D Scene 　　Add the OpenGL Libraries to Your Project抯 Link List 　　2D and 3D Models 　　Basic Model Development 　　Model Transformations 　　Display Lists 　　Light 　　The Basics of Light in OpenGL 　　Types of Light 　　Object Material Properties 　　Texture Mapping 　　OpenGL Images and Windows Device-Independent Bitmaps 　　Applying Texture 　　Special Effects 　　Blending 　　Fog 　　Summary 　　MFC and DirectX 　　What Is DirectX? 　　DirectX in a Nutshell 　　DirectX Components 　　DirectX Basics 　　Differences in COM Programming Style and DirectX 　　DirectX Component Startup Sequence 　　DirectDraw Basics 　　Initializing DirectDraw 　　DirectDraw and Palettes 　　DirectDraw Surfaces 　　DirectDraw Page Flipping 　　DirectDraw from a Window 　　Using DirectDraw in Practice 　　Surfaces and Bitmaps 　　Windowed Rendering 　　Error Handling 　　DirectDraw Shutdown 　　Summary 　　Multimedia and MFC 　　Multimedia Fundamentals 　　The DirectX Media Player Control 　　Media Formats Supported by the Media Player Control 　　Inside the Media Player Control 　　The CMediaPlayer Class 　　Using the Media Player Control 　　Playing Sound 　　Working with Waves 　　Revisiting DirectSound 　　Using DirectSound to Play Sound Effects 　　Summary 　　Advanced MFC 　　Inside the Registry 　　Registry Usage 　　Configuration 　　Services Information 　　State 　　User Preferences 　　The Registry Structure 　　Programmatic Control of the Registry 　　The Registry API 　　The Registry Sample Application 　　The Registry Key Editor Dialog 　　Creating a New Key 　　Deleting a Key 　　Deleting a Name/Value Pair 　　A Word About Wrapping the Registry Functions 　　A Word About Installation 　　Summary 　　Writing and Using DLLs 　　Advantages of DLLs 　　Code Elimination 　　Modularity and Packaging 　　Extensibility 　　Inside an AFX DLL 　　Exporting Classes, Functions, and Data 　　The Big Deal About Exports 　　Mangled Names 　　Exporting Classes 　　What Goes Around, Comes Around 　　Exporting Explicit Functions 　　Exporting Data 　　Exporting MFC Data 　　Exporting the Destructor 　　Export Toolkit include Files 　　What to Export 　　Other DLL Issues 　　AfxLoadLibrary and AfxFreeLibrary 　　Designing for Extensibility and Reuse 　　Resource Location 　　Multiple Module Definition Files 　　Load Addresses and the Linker 　　Summary 　　Creating Custom Wizards 　　Property Sheets and Property Pages 　　The CPropertySheet and CPropertyPage Classes 　　The Wizard Walk and the Property Sheet Connection 　　Creating a Wizard 　　Setting the Wizard Mode 　　Enabling the Wizard Buttons 　　Displaying the Wizard 　　Wizard Notification Messages 　　Sample Program: Off to See the Wizard (WIZARD1.EXE) 　　Creating Wizard Page Dialog Template Resources 　　Create a Dialog Class for Each Dialog Resource 　　Exploring the Welcome Page: Class CIntroPage 　　Exploring the About You Page: Class CPage1 　　Updating Wizard Information for CPage2 and CPage3 　　Creating and Displaying the Wizard 　　Summary 　　Index　　

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简介：Accelerate with CPM--and this Leading Guide to Construction Planning and Scheduling CD-ROM Includes Full-Function Deltek Open Plan CPM Software A $2000-retail-value, unrestricted license to this world-class product is provided on the included CD-ROM. No limits to number of activities, time for evaluation, or usage. With instruction on CPM and powerful software, you are ready for business now. The CD-ROM also provides: Links to download powerful software from Oracle (Primavera), Microsoft, and othersA PDF file of full-color and scalable copy for all screen shots in the textAdditional chapter on screen-by-screen instructions for classic Primavera P3 softwareA computer-readable PDF of two sample CPM specifications The critical path method (CPM) of planning and scheduling is a powerful tool for engineering and construction project design and management. When it comes to applying CPM to day-to-day construction situations, this guide, known as the industry bible, is the one you'll want to have. Written by the former vice chair of the celebrated construction management firm that renovated San Francisco's cable car system and redeveloped New York's JFK airport, and by one of America's leading construction scheduling experts, the Seventh Edition of CPM in Construction Managementarms you with the critical knowledge and power to model the project and master the software for smooth handling of complex jobs. This highly informative, practical book shows you how CPM: Works--and how to make it work for youServes as the analytical tool of choice for evaluation, negotiation, resolution, and/or litigation of construction claimsCuts costs in a one-person operation or the most complex multinational enterpriseHelps you stay on top of every aspect of complicated projectsSaves you big money in delay avoidance, accurate cost predictions, and claims reductionsMultiplies the effectiveness of your instincts, experience, and knowledgeCan be successfully implemented by properly utilizing the power of leading scheduling software products Specifications of major engineering firms call for the project CPM to be prepared and administered in accordance with this text, which also serves as a primary resource for PSP and PMI-SP exam preparation. With case studies of major global construction projects and a "John Doe" example project that's followed throughout, this book will simplify your application of CPM. Cut project time to the minimum. Determine which deliveries to expedite, and which may slide. Know instantly the impact of change-and how to thrive while others fail. Understand CPM's courtroom evidentiary value--and watch disputes be amicably resolved. This updated classic is the construction tool that makes everything around you work better, faster, and more economically.

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简介：Summary: Publisher Summary 1 QBase examination analysis software allows the reader to attempt exams and will automatically mark, analyse and store completed exams.   Publisher Summary 2 QBase Radiology 1 and 2 together represent a completely comprehensive resource for all postgraduate and undergraduate trainees in radiology. In combination, the books include 900 multiple choice questions (480 on Volume 1 and 420 on Volume 2) and the free CD-ROMs that accompany both books also contain all 900 MCQs and over 100 high quality radiological images. The powerful QBase examination analysis software allows the reader to attempt the same exams as printed in the book, but on screen, realistically replicating the examination situation. The user can also 'custom-build' their own exams based on their own choice of subjects and number of questions, sit an exam that is automatically set by the program using all of the questions on the CD, or they can sit a 'shuffled' version of an exam, whereby the question parts (A-E) are reorganised automatically to avoid pattern recognition. The software also allows the user to set their own 'confidence level' when taking an exam and it will automatically mark, analyse and store completed exams for future review and re-sitting, allowing the package to be used as a fully interactive self-learning tool.  

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简介："Private Dispute Resolution in International Business" consists of two books and an interactive DVD ROM. Volume I follows the progress of a dispute between two companies, in step-by-step detail, through negotiation, mediation, and arbitration in turn. Volume II provides precise, informed solutions to the problems raised in the first volume's case study. The DVD ROM contains not only all contracts and other written documentation produced during the dispute - including all procedural orders and awards rendered by the arbitral tribunal during the arbitration, the text of legal materials such as arbitration laws and rules and international conventions, and further learning and teaching aids-but also almost 100 videos dramatising the negotiation, mediation, and arbitration proceedings described in the books, conducted by highly experienced practitioners active in the field of international dispute resolution. Subtitles in the videos refer the viewer to paragraphs in the books where each relevant legal problem is analysed. In addition, an internet home page provides regular updates. To summarise: the Case Study (Volume I) provides a realistic and highly practical approach to learning and teaching the law and practice of private dispute resolution in international business; the Handbook (Volume II) provides a comprehensive comparative study of the law of international dispute resolution; the DVD ROM allows for a highly innovative, interactive teaching and learning experience, and provides a comprehensive collection of arbitration rules and other documentary material; and, the videos on the DVD ROM clearly manifest the soft skills and advocacy skills required to successfully resolve international business disputes, including the unique opportunity to draw on-screen comparisons between the negotiation, mediation, and arbitration methods. With its concrete and highly practical approach, this innovative teaching and training tool for international dispute resolution will be of immeasurable value to students and teachers of dispute resolution, corporate counsel, international lawyers, and business people. The DVD-ROM has a large number of interactive teaching and learning features which you can use simultaneously with the books or separately.

Financial planning using Excel : forecasting planning and budgeting techniques / 2nd ed.

作者：  Sue Nugus

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简介：This book covers all aspects of budget preparation, from designing and creating a budgetary control system, consolidating data and working with spreadsheets. Now fully updated to include the latest version of Excel, Excel 2007 and for easy budgeting now with access to an online resource of worked examples and spreadsheet templates. The book shows how things are done in Excel 2003 and Excel 2007 to ease transition from the previous version to the new version. Now in full colour throughout to aid quick uderstanding through numerous colour screen shots. For those who use Excel on a daily basis in budget planning, this book is a must. It contains a wealth of practical examples, tips, new techniques all designed to help quickly exploit and master Excel to its full advantage and therefore use spreadsheets for more effective management accounting in your firm. Covers migration from Excel 2003 to Excel 2007 showing how to do it in both versions, new edition now in full colour through out to aid quick understanding, practical examples,tips and techniques - exploit Excel 2007 for effective management accounting.

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简介：Computing Today was developed and written to stimulate student learning. Students will be actively engaged by its unique, visual orientation that includes numerous screen shots and steps on 'how to.' Additionally, various integrated exercises and activities will allow for optimum reinforcement. Current topics and technology, such as a Personal Digital Assistant (PDA), are skillfully woven throughout the book to catch students' interest and motivate them. Computing Today offers students and instructors a great introduction to the world of IT and how it can benefit you. It is written by the best-selling and well- known author team of Timothy and Linda O'Leary, who actively teach today. When bundled with software application lab manuals, students are given a complete representation of the fundamental issues surrounding the personal computing environment. Book Preview Site