Getting Started

The Exforsys is a community of developers specializing in Oracle, SQL Server, E Commerce, C++, MFC, C# and .NET who have come together to share source code, articles and online tutorials. We will be providing help with the career management, if you need help feel free to contact us. We will be adding articles, tutorials, components and source code snippets contributed by developers from all over the world. Everything on the site may be freely used, and all we ask in return is that you contribute something back in turn.

Getting Started

Membership: It’s free. Signing up allows you to Download zip files associated with articles and source code, get a weekly update of new articles posted, submit articles, participate in some of our surveys. You can still read all articles and discussion boards without needing to register.
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Do I have to create a account to use Exforsys? You can read all articles without signing in, but you must be signed in to download zip files.

How do I sign up? Just enter an email address and optional password in the Sign up box at the top left of this page and click Join..

Articles
How do I submit an article? You can send the article to us directly. If you use submit an article from user menu then your article will remain in the \'Unedited articles\' section until we get a chance to check it and move it into the main sections.

How do I update my article? If you used the submission wizard and your article has not yet been moved then you can click on the \'Modify this article\' link just under the title of the article. If the article has been moved, or was posted by us directly, then the best thing to do is to take the HTML from your article\'s page on Exforsys, make your modifications to that, then send it to us, plus any zip files or images, and we\'ll update it for you.

Can I use sample code and programs in my own work? Yes. Some authors may have specific restrictions on using code in commercial apps such as providing credit in documentation or sending them an email first, but all code can be used for free.

[rachelpredeepa]

Getting started. like to now type of contributions to be made.
I take 1 SP. Reamining 90sp

[rachelpredeepa]

I would like to know what kind of articles you would llike to get posted.
regards,
rachel

[admin]

Hello Rachel,

Please take a look at learning Series @ http://www.exforsys.com.. You can submit any type of articles that fits to our site.. Each articles must be atleast 800 words and not copied from any websites or books. It must be written on your own.

Thanks,