Melissa Cayer

I used Borland's JBuilder for a couple of years and I liked it a lot. I tried moving the system to Sun's SunOne Java IDE but it did not work well. I also tried moving the system to BEA Weblogic's Workbench Java IDE and that did not work to well either. I did follow the tutorials in both IDEs and they were good. I also ran two IDEs at the same time and had processes in each IDE sending messages to a process in the other IDE. Bea's Workbench was free but slow. Sun's was $500. Jbuilder was the best. I use Eclipse IDE right now because it is free but I still have a lot to learn about the IDE.

My kids might have a copy. I will ask them and get back to you if you are still looking for a copy.

What kind of jobs don't Americans want but illegal immigrants do want?

I put things like this on my website. Notice from BuffaloHELP: PMed with clarification. Please be cautious with topic title and its description. Editing topic title. Moving topic. Single liners are considered as spam.

My kids got this game for xmas one year for Nintendo PlayStation. They liked it. I thought it was funny.

You can join Association for Computing Machinery: http://www.acm.org/ and use their online tutorials to learn computing information. I believe you can use Eclipse IDE (open source) for developing and coding C++. I know you can use it for Java and I was told there is one for PHP. http://www.eclipse.org/eclipse/

I was trying to run a test .php on my computer when Windows asked me what program to use to open it. I said check the web for the file extension and Windows brought me to a site (probably a microsoft site) that told me about php and http://php.net/. php.net referred me to free webhosting rating sites. I picked one of the rating sites and picked this site. I use http://www.webs.com/ which does not support php. I also use geocities but only premium site owners can use php there.