Contents
Issue 15, November 1996

• News
  Updates and product information

• Subclassing Windows From EXE Files In 16-Bit Applications
  Usually you can only subclass from DLLs, but John Chaytor shows how you can do it from EXEs too

• One Last Compile...
  A Geek, Moi?

• Digging Into IDAPI Part 3
  John OÆConnell concludes his in-depth examination of direct BDE calls by discussing table and record locks, in-memory and temporary tables

• Under Construction: Delphi 2 and CGI
  Bob Swart develops an interactive World Wide Web based version of The Delphi Magazine Book Review Database, showing that developing applications for the Internet is nothing to be scared of!

• Integrating C++ Classes Into Delphi Applications
  If youÆve come from C++ you may well have lots of classes youÆd like to use in your new Delphi apps û well, Mzwanele is here to show you how, courtesy of MicrosoftÆs Component Object Model

• Book Review: Delphi Database Development
  Richard Stevens takes a look at this new book by Blue, Kaster, Lief and Scott

• Surviving Client/Server: More Data Processing With SQL
  Steve Troxell rounds off his look at SQLÆs processing capabilities, covering cross tabs, hierarchical data, case statements and more

• Beating The System: Getting Things Into Context
  Dave Jewell shows how to implement your own add-in context menus for Windows 95 and NT 4.0 Explorer

• Review: MK Query Builder
  Tim Boyd evaluates this plug-in tool which allows users of your applications to develop and run their own database queries and reports as well as your pre-programmed ones

• Review: Memory Sleuth
  New from TurboPower, Memory Sleuth claims to reveal all the memory and resource leaks in your Delphi 2 applications, and more too û we put ace investigator Dr.Bob on the case...

• The Delphi Clinic
  Brian Long with more answers to your Delphi development problems, including: field validation, moving the mouse cursor, obtaining a userÆs login name and changing Paradox table passwords

• Tips & Tricks
  Hints and helps from readers, including: adding rich text format support to the Clipboard, event handling and an update on text file device drivers

• On The Disk
  All the goodies on this monthÆs disk, including Mike OrrissÆ latest collection of tested shareware and freeware