Physicians have turned to PDR® for the latest word on prescription drugs for 60 years! Today, PDR is considered the standard prescription drug reference and can be found in virtually every physician's office, hospital, and pharmacy in the United States. In fact, nine out of ten doctors consider PDR their most important drug information reference source. The 60th edition is more than 3,000 pages-our most comprehensive edition ever! Our new format allows dramatically improved readability and easier access to the information you need now.

You'll find the most complete data on more than 4,000 drugs by brand and generic name (both in the same convenient index), manufacturer and product category. Your 2006 PDR provides usage information and warnings, drug interactions, plus more than 2,000 full-size, full-color photos cross-referenced to the drug.

You will also find:

Phonetic spelling for each listing
A key to controlled substances
Dosages
Clinical pharmacology
FDA use-in-pregnancy ratings
Adverse reactions
Contraindications
Pediatric use
And all other FDA-required information

2x50 + 1x23 MB
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For convenience i've uploaded the ISO here:
http://depositfiles.com/files/30864/PDR2006.iso.html

for this RIP3D. Another great share mate.

I can't access the ISO download. Get a 503 error.

You Are AWESOME :twisted:

Just found this,.. thought it might go well with the above.

2006 Physicians' Desk Reference
Your Complete Print and Electronic Drug Information Solution



Book Information:
ISBN: 1563635275
Title: 2006 Physicians' Desk Reference (PDR): Your Complete Print and Electronic Drug Information Solution
Publisher: Thomson PDR
Publication Date: 2005-11
Number Of Pages: 3000

Book review:
Brandon/Hill Medical List minimal-core, first-purchase selection (#519). Annual reference features FDA-approved labeling for drugs as well as prescription information provided by manufacturers for drugs marketed without FDA approval. Includes a color product identification guide. Each monograph offers in depth data and key facts. Includes PDR Electronic Library on CD-ROM

Download(2 Parts):
http://rapidshare.de/files/18758532/PDR_2006.part1.rar
http://rapidshare.de/files/18762249/PDR_2006.part2.rar

Once again mate.

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Enjoy.

How to you move a variable from one form to another/make data on one form accessible from the other without making a text file?

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Quote:How to you move a variable from one form to another/make data on one form accessible from the other without making a text file?[/b]

Variables that are available on all forms are called Public Variables.

You can either write "Public" infront of the variable on the original form e.g. if the variable is called "speed" you would make it public by having "Public speed".

Another way is to create a module. Where the forms are, right click > Add > New > Module.

Modules can hold many public variables. So in a new module you would write "Public speed". The advantage of modules is that you can organize all your variables in there. This means that you won't get confused later on when the programs get complicated.

Or the third method (the one i used) to have a label on a form and then have the other form call the caption from it.

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Quote:Or the third method (the one i used) to have a label on a form and then have the other form call the caption from it.[/b]

Yea thats equally good. I never thought about that.

Well right now the second form i'm transferring variables to and from is a form to apply different settings for key controls for a game.

So this definitely works well in the fact that if they push "Save changes" it hides the form and makes the variables accessible (obviously with an edited boolean flag) , and if they push "Cancel" it unloads the form, the flag is marked false and any key changes they made on the form don't count.

I'll probably post the 1.0 alpha version once i get the controls and difficulty options done.