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Have you ever played Scourched Earth, a game where two or more tanks strive to blow one another away? This is my version of that game, except not as many featrues. Take a look at it, for at leat it's really cool. Please leave a comment.

Updated code! This function converts numbers into any base, and any base into decimal! Works frek-in' awesome!

ActiveX control, sizable analog clock. Doesn't blink!

This program creates awesome random shapes with your given specifications. With this, you may never see the same shape twice, and every one looks great! This I could proudfully say is an awesome program -- IMPRESSION IS GUARANTEED!!! Please let me know how you like it.

Contains an ActiveX Card control, which is an ideal tool for creating a card game. Proof of that is in the CrazyEights game I also have uploaded. The computer algorighm is guaranteed to beat you some times. It is worth a play.

Allows the user to create shapes supported by a programming script, which are easy to rotate and zoom into. In the screen shot, you will see one such shape and it's formula. In this screen shot, I chose to display a boring graphic, and if you download this, you will see that surely great projects could be made with this code. I have programmed shapes for arrows, and gauges, airplanes, and a nuclear missile with the name "USA" on top. And they are all non-flicker graphics, easily rotated, and extremely quick.

Play this amazing replica of Microsoft WinMine!!! It has been authentisized to run just like the WinMine application that comes with windows with a couple added features such as sound affects. See it with your own eyes!

Check it out! This scrolling marquee ActiveX example is able to display any character from ASCII 0 to 255 except for carrage return, line feed or tab. It can scroll horizontal or vertical. It has custom colors, LED sizes, LED spacing, and more.

This code provides pure VB source for the following API calls: GetPrivateProfileSection, GetPrivateProfileString, WritePrivateProfileSection, and WritePrivateProfileString. With this code, YOU CAN ACCESS LARGER *.INI FILES!!! Unlike the traditional API commands, there is no limit to the size of *.INI file that you can access/create. Also, believe it or not, the windows API calls for INI file manipulation lack in speed. These functions are PLENTY times faster then the same functions provided in Kernel32.dll. If this isn't significant, I've added the following extremely usefull INI functions/commands of my own: GetPrivateProfileKeys, GetPrivateProfileSections, RemovePrivateProfileSection, RemovePrivateProfileString. Now you can find out very easy which keys are inside an *.INI file! A sampler program is included, which allows you to view INI files, their keys and their values. Also, you can delete unwanted sections and keys to help keep your INI file clean and compact!!! This code is heavily commented, logical, and easy to understand. Try it out today!

Three projects are included in this archive. The first is an ActiveX DLL update of the advanced shape generator. What this class does is takes a series of vectors (such as 36 at 54º) and sequences through them, then repeats itself as many times as it takes until the process closes on itself. A byproduct of this operation is an enclosed shape, where the beginning point meets the end point. All enclosed shapes can be created in this manner, which I call "Vector Sequencing". The second project allows you to do just that. It is a test application which allows you to experiment with different properties of the csShape, and provides a decent example on how to use the csShape class in code. The third project included is a screen saver which uses the csShape class to create random shapes and changing colors. It is a fine example of how to create a complete screen saver that uses password, docks itself into a screen (providing you provide correct command line arguments), and more. Have fun with this 3-in-one givaway. It was alot of work, and I hope you find it interesting.

This example screen saver provides a good example on how to write a complete screen saver. This particular one figures out prime numbers, then prints them streaming across the screen. Complete with options and docking procedures.

This package contains the MathTool class and three demonstration programs to illustrate its usefullness including a simple scientific calculator, a simple expression solver, and a 2D graphing plot. The MathTool class included inputs a mathematical expression string (such as "1+1" or something like "3*exp(4)/(cos(pi)-1)") and processes it through a totally cool algorythm that sorts the parts by operators and parenthesis. Same concept if you were to type a math problem into Google Search.

Have you ever played Scourched Earth, a game where two or more tanks strive to blow one another away? This is my version of that game, except not as many featrues. Take a look at it, for at leat it's really cool. Please leave a comment.

Updated code! This function converts numbers into any base, and any base into decimal! Works frek-in' awesome!

ActiveX control, sizable analog clock. Doesn't blink!

This program creates awesome random shapes with your given specifications. With this, you may never see the same shape twice, and every one looks great! This I could proudfully say is an awesome program -- IMPRESSION IS GUARANTEED!!! Please let me know how you like it.

Contains an ActiveX Card control, which is an ideal tool for creating a card game. Proof of that is in the CrazyEights game I also have uploaded. The computer algorighm is guaranteed to beat you some times. It is worth a play.

Allows the user to create shapes supported by a programming script, which are easy to rotate and zoom into. In the screen shot, you will see one such shape and it's formula. In this screen shot, I chose to display a boring graphic, and if you download this, you will see that surely great projects could be made with this code. I have programmed shapes for arrows, and gauges, airplanes, and a nuclear missile with the name "USA" on top. And they are all non-flicker graphics, easily rotated, and extremely quick.

Play this amazing replica of Microsoft WinMine!!! It has been authentisized to run just like the WinMine application that comes with windows with a couple added features such as sound affects. See it with your own eyes!

Check it out! This scrolling marquee ActiveX example is able to display any character from ASCII 0 to 255 except for carrage return, line feed or tab. It can scroll horizontal or vertical. It has custom colors, LED sizes, LED spacing, and more.