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Simple stopwatch program.

Writes an Excel BIFF 2.1 spreadsheet file DIRECTLY. No external DLL's or Excel automation needed. Great for exporting data from your application to an Excel spreadsheet without the overhead of JET or ADO. This is a small update that includes the ability to create Horizontal Page Breaks and to specify default formats for numbers and dates (for example, the number 20000 could be given a format of #,### in the file - thanks to Dieter Hauk). Updated June 20/2001: Fixed lost row 32768 if more than 32767 rows are output to the BIFF file. Thanks to Sid Eaton for noticing this problem. Updated November 10/2001: Added support for default row height and the ability to set the row height of individual rows. Example on how to save dates to the file.

This is a fully featured multimedia player which plays mp3, mid, rm, viv. You can load m3u-playlists as well. And you can move it like WinAmp. Check it out ! Note: Requires RealPlayer.

this is a very small example on putting scanning power into your apps. scan something from the scanner and display it in a img control in either .tiff, .bmp, .jpg, etc, form. you can also add a editing tool like photoshops, and create a image editing program.

This is an awesome encryption algorithm that you can you really use to encrypt and decrypt text. It works on multiline textboxes and singleline as well...Have PHUN!

This program goes to the atomic clock at time.gov and gets the time. It then converts the time to your local time. The set clock button sets your system clock to the atomic clock. PS: does not work in all time zones, PSS: please e-mail me any sugestions on how to improve. Thank You

Here it is, the long awaited Swift Remote 2 - the followup of Swift Remote, a Remote Administration Tool for Windows 95/98/NT. This is only the first beta but let me know what you think about it =) Swift.

Demonstrates OwnerDraw combo boxes in VB. Gives a few examples of the sort of items you may wish to draw. Particularly useful for art/drawing apps.

This is a simple function which smoothly scrolls text in a picturebox. Unlike other entries it only needs one picturebox. Each time the function is called it adds the text to the bottom (or top) of the picturebox and scrolls the rest of the box (without moving the box itself). Used with a timer control it creates a very versatile scrolling routine. It can easily be modified to scroll anything that has an HDC. The font property on the picturebox controls the look of the text. BitBlt api based on code submitted by MO. I used this code for a phone tracking program than needed to constantly scroll incoming call data in a picturebox.

Cool program that draws cool textures!

With this code you can make a treeview control with a background picture.

This tutorial will teach the complete newbie to DirectX/DirectSound how to Load, Play and Stop a sound (.wav) file. It is designed to be REALLY simple, there are more comments than there are lines of code (at least one comment per line of code!). Thanks to all the people who voted for my last tutorial (code of the month!), if you find this useful please do leave feedback and/or vote so I know that I should make more of this type of stuff. Look out for tutorial #3 - DirectMusic Intro!

I have submitted a pretty bad listbox example before, but this is one that demonstrates how to use the ListIndex function. All you need to do is place 2 Listboxes, 2 command buttons, a timer, and a textbox. (Don't worry about their position, just put them anywhere and accept their default names. This can be done by double clicking on the icon.) Then, copy the code into the form and run it. Select any item in the list on the left, and double click on it or click Add. It will be added to the 2nd list. Add as many as you like. If you then select it in the list on the right, and click Remove, or double click, then it will remove it. (Note that it will still be selected, see the code for how to do that.) The text box on the bottom shows the two list box's indexes. Please tell me what you think of this example, and vote. Thanks :)

This code will show you how to use great looking skins on borderless forms without the use of any API calls. Includes 11 different Skins. Although I have made considerable modifications to the skins themselves, the original credits go to windowblinds. Also, (because of some of the feedback I've gotten), ALL of the skins that I am using in this demo I have gained permission to use from the aurthors of each skin.

This will check if a dam*n file exists the easy and "right" way! Plz vote for this code if you like it!

Here's how to use Voice Recognition in your VB apps. It's very simple and works well. I tried to upload the speech engines with this code but it was too large so you will have to go and download the speech and voice recognition engines from Microsoft.Com yourself. Here is a list of the downloads from Microsoft that you will need to go and get: 1) Speech Recognition Engine. 2) Text-To-Speech Engine. 3) Speech Control Panel. (Optional, but this is useful for training individual words to your voice . It shows up in your Control Panel. Here's the link to get the engines: HTTP://MSDN.MICROSOFT.COM/WORKSHOP/IMEDIA/AGENT/AGENTDL.ASP. Enjoy!

converts fahrenheit to celsius, and vice versa. this is 1.5 I made a mathmatical error in 1.0, and added msgbox()'s if you don't select a checkbox or enter a temperature. download and try it out. then vote

An ActiveX control (OCX) for creating Buttons with attributes unavailable in intrinsic CommandButton control of VB. This UserControl allows (1) label or picture alone on the Button, or both; (2) colored captions; (3) colored backgrounds; (4) positioning picture at top or left of caption, and distance adjustment between them; (5) choices for button appearance (flat, half-raised and raised); (6) option for varying button contents at different states of Button (down, up and over); (7) option to have a staying sunken effect hence you can have both Click and ClickSunken events); and (8) tooltiptext of backcolor and forecolor of your choice. With Property Bag, very simple and flexible to use. Code is also generously commented for those relatively new to ActiveX programming. To test the code, run vbg file.

It grabs the Dial-Up Networking passwords that are saved with the Save Password checkbox. Very easy to understand. Has a kool interface .

This heavily commented code will teach you how to load, play and stop a MIDI file using DirectMusic. You need DirectX7 to run this. You also need the DirectX7 for Visual Basic library, which you can get from www.microsoft.com if you haven't already got it. And you need the MS Common Dialog control version 6. Please give feedback/vote if you appreciate the time I take to make these tutorial programs. Look out for the next tutorial - DirectDraw7 exclusive mode!