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Editor's Note
Joe Flanigen
C++
Paul DiLascia
House of COM
Don Box
Visual Programmer
George Shepherd
Under the Hood
Matt Pietrek
Keeping an Eye on Your NTFS Drives: the Windows 2000 Change Journal Explained

The Change Journal is a database that contains a list of every changed file or directory on an NTFS 5.0 volume. You'll see this new Windows 2000 technology explained and be introduced to the API that's used to access it.
Jeffrey Cooperstein and Jeffrey Richter

The COM+ Event Service Eases the Pain of Publishing and Subscribing to Data

Notifying interested parties of changes to data is a classic problem of distributed computing. But the COM+ event service provides an infrastructure that makes publishing and subscribing to data easy, as our sample program will demonstrate.
David Platt

Manipulate and Query OLAP Data Using ADOMD and MDX, Part II: Writing the App

Last month, Carl Nolan introduced you to ADOMD and MDX in order to construct a Web-based application for querying OLAP data. Now you'll see how to construct the app so that you'll be able to drill down into a particular member or data cell.
Carl Nolan


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