what are reuseable resources and why do we need them? whare can I find topics on this issue?
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Reuseable resourses are anything that we canuse a second time, such as glass and certain metals. These can me made into new products from used pieces. We neeed to use reuseable resources because if we don't then we will eventually run out of non reuseable resources.
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Keeping them for future use is also a problem. \nFinding the right one to use out of the stack in a presentation is also cumbersome.
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Is your object class the one that manage both creation and destruction of instances? \n\nYou could have both a static Create method and a static Destroy method.  Destroy would push instances into an 'unused instances' stack and Create would pop the first instance of that stack and assign new values to it as needed.\n\nThat way you save memory allocation/desallocation.
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If anyone knew this, we'd be selling them too.  To find resources, is not as easy as asking a message board.  It takes research.
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First get the business logic in hands or the documentation if you have, because you might need to redesign it again.\nBut if you do want to keep the client/server by it self and you know how the system works, then you can create a web services touching some of the important business logic.
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i have better things to do than research for your project. theres such a thing called a library. and how many reports do you have anyway?
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What technology?\nBoth of what? benefit and exploitation?\nCould you ask again in the form of a question?\n-->
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I have some links below - not exactly books but useful video and pdf resources for the above from Microsoft. Hope they are also useful
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Where's it's economically viable to recycle we should, when not, we should reuse, and if that doesn't work, then start with new.  \n\nWe are NOT running out of landfill space, we are SO far away from that it isn't even funny.  We could build a single land fill 24 miles wide and it'd be enough to throw everything away for the next 5000 years, and we could use the methane to power Las Vegas.  \n\nRecycling paper to save trees is like recycling tortillas to save corn.  They aren't chopping down 500 year old red woods so you can read a news paper.
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You have to consider two things here - \n\n1. Do you need to reference a field from the earlier form? If yes, you should not unload it until you have obtained all the values off of that form.\n\n2. Would you need that form again shortly? If yes, its better to set visible=false rather than unloading - because loading an unloading a  form causes an overhead, so if you're gonna need that form again and often, its better to keep it in memory by just hiding it.
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Search Google and SourceForge :)\n\nRawlyn.
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Ummmm...you could use a p2p network.\n\nSince I can't repost after answering the question, I have to put this here.  The answer two down from mine is completely untrue.  Nuff said.
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There are many, but if I had to pick one, it's the support for generics. That's much like C++ templates (classes or methods that you can customize what types they work with -and other parameters- the moment you need to use them), only they get compiled into intermediate language only once.
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Yes it can be retrieved, but it requires a lot of computer programming knowledge, and as already stated is very costly.  I would just say it's safe to say that the file is unretrieveable.
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There is documentation coming with the installation kit. Read this documentation. It will point you to further resources if needed.
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I assume you mean pagefile or swapfile usage. This is an area of the hardrive that is used by the operating system like RAM. I prevents you just using all your RAM and then having to stop a program and ensures that currently running programs can access RAM.\nTheres a lot more to it than this though.
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Imagine it this way... Today you have a project to prepare and for this you must go to a bookstore and find the information you need for it. This information usually doesn't come in one package, so in most cases you must join information you get from several "books" to be able to make your project. When you've done with it, another project comes along and you have to go through the entire process all over again. Of course nobody assures you that you'll be working at only one project independently... So there comes the time when you need to rearrange those "books" as they were before you used them, to be more easier and more quicker to search for them again next time.\nSame thing is with searching required files for completing a task which you are giving to the operating system.