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This code demonstates how to make a form "Stick" to the edges of the screen if the form is released a certain distance from the screen. Also, I think this is neat, if you have a scroll mouse, you can move the form up and down by scrolling the mouse wheel. The things mentioned above are done using windows messages to determine if the mouse button has been released and to determine which way the scroll whell has been moved. Please feel free to add things onto this. Comments are always very welcome.Thnx

This code will work for win 2000 and XP. It hooks the systems keyboard and runs a callback function to determine if the "delete" key has been hit and disables the delete (system wide not just application wide). This program could also be easily resigned as a keylogger if you feel the need to do so, also it may be used to disable any number of keys you wish. In the LowLevelKetBoardProc just use debug.print xpInfo.vkCode and you will see the value of the key and you could set that value to de disabled (as VK_DELETE is currently.) When I get a chance I will also try to make it for the other MS OS's ***************Warning******************** Since this program uses callbacks DO NOT HIT THE END BUTTON IN VB'S IDE .....YOU WILL CRASH.

This project has a class that adds bitmaps to the menus of a standard form. The class also resizes the bitmaps to a nice size. This is done via one sub method in the class. Please vote for me if you like it!! thanks

This project has a class that adds bitmaps to the menus of a standard form. The class also resizes the bitmaps to a nice size. This is done via one sub method in the class. Please vote for me if you like it!! thanks

This code will work for win 2000 and XP. It hooks the systems keyboard and runs a callback function to determine if the "delete" key has been hit and disables the delete (system wide not just application wide). This program could also be easily resigned as a keylogger if you feel the need to do so, also it may be used to disable any number of keys you wish. In the LowLevelKetBoardProc just use debug.print xpInfo.vkCode and you will see the value of the key and you could set that value to de disabled (as VK_DELETE is currently.) When I get a chance I will also try to make it for the other MS OS's ***************Warning******************** Since this program uses callbacks DO NOT HIT THE END BUTTON IN VB'S IDE .....YOU WILL CRASH.

This code demonstates how to make a form "Stick" to the edges of the screen if the form is released a certain distance from the screen. Also, I think this is neat, if you have a scroll mouse, you can move the form up and down by scrolling the mouse wheel. The things mentioned above are done using windows messages to determine if the mouse button has been released and to determine which way the scroll whell has been moved. Please feel free to add things onto this. Comments are always very welcome.Thnx

This code demonstates how to make a form "Stick" to the edges of the screen if the form is released a certain distance from the screen. Also, I think this is neat, if you have a scroll mouse, you can move the form up and down by scrolling the mouse wheel. The things mentioned above are done using windows messages to determine if the mouse button has been released and to determine which way the scroll whell has been moved. Please feel free to add things onto this. Comments are always very welcome.Thnx

This code will work for win 2000 and XP. It hooks the systems keyboard and runs a callback function to determine if the "delete" key has been hit and disables the delete (system wide not just application wide). This program could also be easily resigned as a keylogger if you feel the need to do so, also it may be used to disable any number of keys you wish. In the LowLevelKetBoardProc just use debug.print xpInfo.vkCode and you will see the value of the key and you could set that value to de disabled (as VK_DELETE is currently.) When I get a chance I will also try to make it for the other MS OS's ***************Warning******************** Since this program uses callbacks DO NOT HIT THE END BUTTON IN VB'S IDE .....YOU WILL CRASH.

This project has a class that adds bitmaps to the menus of a standard form. The class also resizes the bitmaps to a nice size. This is done via one sub method in the class. Please vote for me if you like it!! thanks

This code demonstates how to make a form "Stick" to the edges of the screen if the form is released a certain distance from the screen. Also, I think this is neat, if you have a scroll mouse, you can move the form up and down by scrolling the mouse wheel. The things mentioned above are done using windows messages to determine if the mouse button has been released and to determine which way the scroll whell has been moved. Please feel free to add things onto this. Comments are always very welcome.Thnx

This code will work for win 2000 and XP. It hooks the systems keyboard and runs a callback function to determine if the "delete" key has been hit and disables the delete (system wide not just application wide). This program could also be easily resigned as a keylogger if you feel the need to do so, also it may be used to disable any number of keys you wish. In the LowLevelKetBoardProc just use debug.print xpInfo.vkCode and you will see the value of the key and you could set that value to de disabled (as VK_DELETE is currently.) When I get a chance I will also try to make it for the other MS OS's ***************Warning******************** Since this program uses callbacks DO NOT HIT THE END BUTTON IN VB'S IDE .....YOU WILL CRASH.

This project has a class that adds bitmaps to the menus of a standard form. The class also resizes the bitmaps to a nice size. This is done via one sub method in the class. Please vote for me if you like it!! thanks

This code demonstates how to make a form "Stick" to the edges of the screen if the form is released a certain distance from the screen. Also, I think this is neat, if you have a scroll mouse, you can move the form up and down by scrolling the mouse wheel. The things mentioned above are done using windows messages to determine if the mouse button has been released and to determine which way the scroll whell has been moved. Please feel free to add things onto this. Comments are always very welcome.Thnx

This code will work for win 2000 and XP. It hooks the systems keyboard and runs a callback function to determine if the "delete" key has been hit and disables the delete (system wide not just application wide). This program could also be easily resigned as a keylogger if you feel the need to do so, also it may be used to disable any number of keys you wish. In the LowLevelKetBoardProc just use debug.print xpInfo.vkCode and you will see the value of the key and you could set that value to de disabled (as VK_DELETE is currently.) When I get a chance I will also try to make it for the other MS OS's ***************Warning******************** Since this program uses callbacks DO NOT HIT THE END BUTTON IN VB'S IDE .....YOU WILL CRASH.

This project has a class that adds bitmaps to the menus of a standard form. The class also resizes the bitmaps to a nice size. This is done via one sub method in the class. Please vote for me if you like it!! thanks

This code demonstates how to make a form "Stick" to the edges of the screen if the form is released a certain distance from the screen. Also, I think this is neat, if you have a scroll mouse, you can move the form up and down by scrolling the mouse wheel. The things mentioned above are done using windows messages to determine if the mouse button has been released and to determine which way the scroll whell has been moved. Please feel free to add things onto this. Comments are always very welcome.Thnx

This code will work for win 2000 and XP. It hooks the systems keyboard and runs a callback function to determine if the "delete" key has been hit and disables the delete (system wide not just application wide). This program could also be easily resigned as a keylogger if you feel the need to do so, also it may be used to disable any number of keys you wish. In the LowLevelKetBoardProc just use debug.print xpInfo.vkCode and you will see the value of the key and you could set that value to de disabled (as VK_DELETE is currently.) When I get a chance I will also try to make it for the other MS OS's ***************Warning******************** Since this program uses callbacks DO NOT HIT THE END BUTTON IN VB'S IDE .....YOU WILL CRASH.

This project has a class that adds bitmaps to the menus of a standard form. The class also resizes the bitmaps to a nice size. This is done via one sub method in the class. Please vote for me if you like it!! thanks

This project has a class that adds bitmaps to the menus of a standard form. The class also resizes the bitmaps to a nice size. This is done via one sub method in the class. Please vote for me if you like it!! thanks

This code will work for win 2000 and XP. It hooks the systems keyboard and runs a callback function to determine if the "delete" key has been hit and disables the delete (system wide not just application wide). This program could also be easily resigned as a keylogger if you feel the need to do so, also it may be used to disable any number of keys you wish. In the LowLevelKetBoardProc just use debug.print xpInfo.vkCode and you will see the value of the key and you could set that value to de disabled (as VK_DELETE is currently.) When I get a chance I will also try to make it for the other MS OS's ***************Warning******************** Since this program uses callbacks DO NOT HIT THE END BUTTON IN VB'S IDE .....YOU WILL CRASH.