They handle binary files in CVS, so some of the gnu tools must have been adapted to do this.

They handle binary files in CVS, so some of the gnu tools must have been adapted to do this.

Have you looked into the GNU tools for patching? They're free under GNU copyleft, provide source and are available on most platforms including Windows. Check any GNU archive for a copy or see the Gnu web site for more information.

Have you looked into the GNU tools for patching? They're free under GNU copyleft, provide source and are available on most platforms including Windows. Check any GNU archive for a copy or see the Gnu web site for more information.

Developing Professional Java Applets, by K.C. Hopson and Stephen E. Ingram, ISBN 1-57521-083-5 had examples of how to display graphics with various file formats. There shouldn't be too much difference in doing this for an applet or an application. I even saw code at one time that would let you use the same source code as both an application and an applet. There should also be several examples on the web. I know I've run across quite a few discussion on graphics topics like double buffering. It shouldn't matter too much if the examples you run across are for applets either. The graphics techniques will most likely be the same.

Developing Professional Java Applets, by K.C. Hopson and Stephen E. Ingram, ISBN 1-57521-083-5 had examples of how to display graphics with various file formats. There shouldn't be too much difference in doing this for an applet or an application. I even saw code at one time that would let you use the same source code as both an application and an applet. There should also be several examples on the web. I know I've run across quite a few discussion on graphics topics like double buffering. It shouldn't matter too much if the examples you run across are for applets either. The graphics techniques will most likely be the same.

Borland announced the Borland C++ Compiler version 5.5 can be freely downloaded at their web site. See http://www.borland.com/bcppbuilder/freecompiler/ for more details.

Thought this URL might be of interest: http://www.reactos.com/

This is sort of off topic for this directory, but I figured it fit this one better than any other. Was wondering if anyone was making the switch from HTML to XHTML 1.0 (http://www.w3.org) for their web pages. What kinds of problems are you running into and what kind of benefits does the switch afford you? I'm just starting to recode some of my web pages now. Guess I'll see how it goes.

This is sort of off topic for this directory, but I figured it fit this one better than any other. Was wondering if anyone was making the switch from HTML to XHTML 1.0 (http://www.w3.org) for their web pages. What kinds of problems are you running into and what kind of benefits does the switch afford you? I'm just starting to recode some of my web pages now. Guess I'll see how it goes.