Cyber Software Development Kit is a plug-in for developers using Visual C++ or Visual Basic that enhances control options with active-X grid plug-in and dbgrid & navigator activeX controls for greater functionality.
If you're a Visual C++ or Visual Basic developer who is looking for more control than what is commonly available, you might be interested in Cyber Software Development Kit (SDK). Unlike most of the Visual C++ tools, Cyber SDK controls are true Visual C++ components that provide the high level of functionality needed by innovative developers. In addition, they deliver the basic requirements of traditional Visual Basic developers.
Along with the SDK installation, you get plenty of tutorial-style example programs that show you how to use the controls in a step-by-step manner. You won't need to guess how to use the Cyberinformatix SDK controls, as the Help facilities provided are well-written with a lot of great examples. The sample-program-tutorials are easy to understand, and they're written clearly and concisely.
The Cyber Navigator ActiveX visual display control unit is a specialized control unit that was primarily designed to navigate Microsoft Access database tables. It serves as a helper control for the CyberGrid. The methods exposed within the Cyber Navigator give you complete control of the navigator's internal tasking processes.
The CyberGrid ActiveX visual display control unit, on the other hand, was designed to input or extract data from the Microsoft Access database tables. This control boasts of having a relatively small memory footprint, yet it is capable of handling extremely large volumes of data, and it can perform complex operations through the use of a number of easy-to-use methods. Changing to a multi-record display grid or to a single-record display unit is among its many features.
In the record display mode, the CyberGrid sets itself up sideways, where the columns and column descriptions are displayed down the page, instead of along. The columns become the rows, and this makes it possible to utilize the CyberGrid's functionality.
Along with the SDK installation, you get plenty of tutorial-style example programs that show you how to use the controls in a step-by-step manner. You won't need to guess how to use the Cyberinformatix SDK controls, as the Help facilities provided are well-written with a lot of great examples. The sample-program-tutorials are easy to understand, and they're written clearly and concisely.
The Cyber Navigator ActiveX visual display control unit is a specialized control unit that was primarily designed to navigate Microsoft Access database tables. It serves as a helper control for the CyberGrid. The methods exposed within the Cyber Navigator give you complete control of the navigator's internal tasking processes.
The CyberGrid ActiveX visual display control unit, on the other hand, was designed to input or extract data from the Microsoft Access database tables. This control boasts of having a relatively small memory footprint, yet it is capable of handling extremely large volumes of data, and it can perform complex operations through the use of a number of easy-to-use methods. Changing to a multi-record display grid or to a single-record display unit is among its many features.
In the record display mode, the CyberGrid sets itself up sideways, where the columns and column descriptions are displayed down the page, instead of along. The columns become the rows, and this makes it possible to utilize the CyberGrid's functionality.
What's New
Version 6.0.2006: None