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Editor's Note
Dave Edson
Under the Hood
Matt Pietrek  
Wicked Code
Jeff Prosise 
Visual Programmer
Shepherd and Wingo
C++ Q&A
Paul DiLascia

Ingenious Ways to Implement Multiple Threads in Visual Basic 5.0, Part I

While the methodology may not seem obvious, it is possible to write multithreaded applications in Visual Basic 5.0 by using the AddressOf operator and some Win32 APIs. We'll explain how these facilities will help you build a thread-safe application.
John Robbins    

 

Fashionable App Designers Agree: The Free Threading Model is What's Hot This Fall

Worried that your app's looking tired wearing last year's threads? The simple, clean lines of the free threading model cover you with only the barest minimum of marshaling calls. Join us as we watch this sassy new multithreading model work the runway.
David Platt    

 

Microsoft Transaction Server Helps You Write Scalable, Distributed Internet Apps

Microsoft Transaction Server (MTS) lets you concentrate on the business logic of your Internet or intranet server app. Our sample program takes you through the fundamental MTS development and deployment steps.
Dave Reed, Tracey Trewin, and Mai-lan Tomsen    


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