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You've heard about the The DevRoadmaps Clarion Library (DCL), our freely-available class library of selected code previously published in Clarion Magazine. But what if you don't know how to write or use object-oriented code? No problem - it's easy, as Dave Harms shows.
In the softvelocity.clarion.thirdparty newsgroup Chris Kloss reported that Microsoft Endpoint Protection is causing data corruption in TPS files, as has been the case with Microsoft Security Essentials. Apparently MSE and MEP have a common code base. The fix: exclude your TPS directories from scanning or, as more and more devs are doing, move on to SQL.