C++ tutorial

[illusion 0]

Here its the C++ tutorial .. For beginners Hope U guys will Like It .. To read it U guys Must have AdoBA raeader 5.1 or higher ...


here its the address C++ tutorial


Suggestions are highly appreciated

[iGuest 3]

Here its the C++ tutorial .. For beginners Hope U guys will Like It .. To read it U guys Must have AdoBA raeader 5.1 or higher ...

here its the address  C++ tutorial 

Suggestions are highly appreciated

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Did you write this tutorial yourself? What did you use to make this .pdf document?

 

I have to say the formatting of the document makes it impossible to follow, hence the question asked.

 

It really needs to be laid out better, so that the flow of things go smoother. I have not fully read it, due to this layout and I'm sure others would feel the same way. If you could fix it up, I would surely review it.

 

 

Cheers,

 

 

MC

[illusion 0]

hmmm... I converted it to PDF from WOrd Documents.. so its impossible To coppy ....U must have acrobat reader t read it... and yes aofcourse I write it myself :-s... feel free to ask any question thnx

[qwijibow 0]

Yep... that PDF is unreadable.Centered Text is okay for text (just annoying)but in C++ indentation is vatal to code readability !the best free tool for making PDF's is Groff (GNU version of Troff)may i surgest the ms macros.

[illusion 0]

ok I got wht the porblem is .. I make It secure and enter the signature in it.. so none can copy.. I'll fix it soon

[Hercco 0]

I make It secure and enter the signature in it.. so none can copy..

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You probably mean it is not as easy to copy

[illusion 0]

hmm it works Guys...the onlyproblem is FI u guys dunt have the latest version of Acrobat Reader u cant see it porperly.. But u can still read it with Acrobat Reader 5.0

[chilipie 0]

hmmm... I converted it to PDF from WOrd Documents

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I didn't know you could create PDFs with Word - what version did you use?

[qwijibow 0]

I didn't know you could create PDFs with Word - what version did you use?

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you can also do it with OpenOffice writer.... download it here http://www.openoffice.org/

runs in Linux, Windows, and other Unix's / BSD's

[chilipie 0]

I've got Word 2003 - can't see any menu items to create/export PDFs.

[illusion 0]

for this u must have the Acrobat reader whcih convert word documents nto PDF or u can also download free conerter from Web use the Google to search but if u hvae Acrobat reader u can convert it easily..WordPad dont give u service of converting it to PDF only Acrobat Reader gives u or free converter

[qwijibow 0]

Only Acrobat Reader gives u or free converter

OpenOffice.org is free and open source... AND you dont need to buy MS-Office to write the MS-Word formated document

[Dizasta 0]

I think you need a PDF plugin to make Word export to PDF which comes with Acrobat. You can achieve the same goal by using PDF Printer Drivers like PDF995 (http://www.pdf995.com/download.html) which allow you to "print" to a PDF file.

[ouachiski 0]

With Open Ofice you can do it seamlessly from the document that you have created to PDF. It is very simple to do and gives you the option to save it in many diferent qualities. It will allso open virtualy any other format of documen written. I gues that is my advertisement.

[cns700 0]

I didn't know you could create PDFs with Word - what version did you use?

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hm is it use Adobe Acrobat to create pdf files?

 

 

 

Ferry