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Here is the second edition of the award-winning Autosave program! This time it was programmed in Visual Basic 6 instead of VB5, so the errors that some users encountered with the previous version have been remedied; Version 1.2 works with both VB5 and VB6. New things in this version include: Upgraded Interface, System-wide Hotkeys using DX7 DirectInput, a Help File, New Options to save a log, and to display only visible windows, a fixed Timer so that the interval can be more that 65535, an Option to choose Timer Interval in minutes or seconds, and much more. If you like Autosave, you'll definitely like Autosave v1.2!! Check it out today, and don't forget to vote for me!

AutoSave is a program that automatically saves the file you are working on in the program you specify as often as you want. It is a very useful program especially if you work in a program that has crashing tendecies, and you are worried that your work might be lost. AutoSave demonstrates use of Registry, Menu and Window API calls, and is commented pretty fully. ***Autosave v1.2 is now out!*** Bugs found in the first version have been fixed, so it now works well in both VB5 and VB6! Check it out at http://www.planet-source-code.com/vb/scripts/showcode.asp?txtCodeId=12825 and be sure to vote!

Here is the second edition of the award-winning Autosave program! This time it was programmed in Visual Basic 6 instead of VB5, so the errors that some users encountered with the previous version have been remedied; Version 1.2 works with both VB5 and VB6. New things in this version include: Upgraded Interface, System-wide Hotkeys using DX7 DirectInput, a Help File, New Options to save a log, and to display only visible windows, a fixed Timer so that the interval can be more that 65535, an Option to choose Timer Interval in minutes or seconds, and much more. If you like Autosave, you'll definitely like Autosave v1.2!! Check it out today, and don't forget to vote for me!

AutoSave is a program that automatically saves the file you are working on in the program you specify as often as you want. It is a very useful program especially if you work in a program that has crashing tendecies, and you are worried that your work might be lost. AutoSave demonstrates use of Registry, Menu and Window API calls, and is commented pretty fully. ***Autosave v1.2 is now out!*** Bugs found in the first version have been fixed, so it now works well in both VB5 and VB6! Check it out at http://www.planet-source-code.com/vb/scripts/showcode.asp?txtCodeId=12825 and be sure to vote!

Here is the second edition of the award-winning Autosave program! This time it was programmed in Visual Basic 6 instead of VB5, so the errors that some users encountered with the previous version have been remedied; Version 1.2 works with both VB5 and VB6. New things in this version include: Upgraded Interface, System-wide Hotkeys using DX7 DirectInput, a Help File, New Options to save a log, and to display only visible windows, a fixed Timer so that the interval can be more that 65535, an Option to choose Timer Interval in minutes or seconds, and much more. If you like Autosave, you'll definitely like Autosave v1.2!! Check it out today, and don't forget to vote for me!

AutoSave is a program that automatically saves the file you are working on in the program you specify as often as you want. It is a very useful program especially if you work in a program that has crashing tendecies, and you are worried that your work might be lost. AutoSave demonstrates use of Registry, Menu and Window API calls, and is commented pretty fully. ***Autosave v1.2 is now out!*** Bugs found in the first version have been fixed, so it now works well in both VB5 and VB6! Check it out at http://www.planet-source-code.com/vb/scripts/showcode.asp?txtCodeId=12825 and be sure to vote!

AutoSave is a program that automatically saves the file you are working on in the program you specify as often as you want. It is a very useful program especially if you work in a program that has crashing tendecies, and you are worried that your work might be lost. AutoSave demonstrates use of Registry, Menu and Window API calls, and is commented pretty fully. ***Autosave v1.2 is now out!*** Bugs found in the first version have been fixed, so it now works well in both VB5 and VB6! Check it out at http://www.planet-source-code.com/vb/scripts/showcode.asp?txtCodeId=12825 and be sure to vote!

Here is the second edition of the award-winning Autosave program! This time it was programmed in Visual Basic 6 instead of VB5, so the errors that some users encountered with the previous version have been remedied; Version 1.2 works with both VB5 and VB6. New things in this version include: Upgraded Interface, System-wide Hotkeys using DX7 DirectInput, a Help File, New Options to save a log, and to display only visible windows, a fixed Timer so that the interval can be more that 65535, an Option to choose Timer Interval in minutes or seconds, and much more. If you like Autosave, you'll definitely like Autosave v1.2!! Check it out today, and don't forget to vote for me!

This is a demo program I wrote for myself in order to use a menu item without having to click on it. This allows the usage of menus in other programs without having to switch to them and using the menu. This is going to be used in the future as a part of my Autosave program, a program designed to automatically save whatever documents you are working on so that in case of a crash your work would be saved, even if you forgot to do so manually. Originally written in Visual Basic, I switched over to C++ (starting with Version 2.00), and therefore had to rewrite the entire program. In Visual Basic, I had used the SendKeys command to use the menus of other programs to activate the Save menu item. As this function is not considered a safe way of sending to different programs, as other programs can accidentally intercept the send, I needed to find a better way to do it. By directly using the menus of the other programs, this problem is overcome. This program is completely documented and commented. Please check the readme for more information.

Here is the second edition of the award-winning Autosave program! This time it was programmed in Visual Basic 6 instead of VB5, so the errors that some users encountered with the previous version have been remedied; Version 1.2 works with both VB5 and VB6. New things in this version include: Upgraded Interface, System-wide Hotkeys using DX7 DirectInput, a Help File, New Options to save a log, and to display only visible windows, a fixed Timer so that the interval can be more that 65535, an Option to choose Timer Interval in minutes or seconds, and much more. If you like Autosave, you'll definitely like Autosave v1.2!! Check it out today, and don't forget to vote for me!

AutoSave is a program that automatically saves the file you are working on in the program you specify as often as you want. It is a very useful program especially if you work in a program that has crashing tendecies, and you are worried that your work might be lost. AutoSave demonstrates use of Registry, Menu and Window API calls, and is commented pretty fully. ***Autosave v1.2 is now out!*** Bugs found in the first version have been fixed, so it now works well in both VB5 and VB6! Check it out at http://www.planet-source-code.com/vb/scripts/showcode.asp?txtCodeId=12825 and be sure to vote!

This is a demo program I wrote for myself in order to use a menu item without having to click on it. This allows the usage of menus in other programs without having to switch to them and using the menu. This is going to be used in the future as a part of my Autosave program, a program designed to automatically save whatever documents you are working on so that in case of a crash your work would be saved, even if you forgot to do so manually. Originally written in Visual Basic, I switched over to C++ (starting with Version 2.00), and therefore had to rewrite the entire program. In Visual Basic, I had used the SendKeys command to use the menus of other programs to activate the Save menu item. As this function is not considered a safe way of sending to different programs, as other programs can accidentally intercept the send, I needed to find a better way to do it. By directly using the menus of the other programs, this problem is overcome. This program is completely documented and commented. Please check the readme for more information.

AutoSave is a program that automatically saves the file you are working on in the program you specify as often as you want. It is a very useful program especially if you work in a program that has crashing tendecies, and you are worried that your work might be lost. AutoSave demonstrates use of Registry, Menu and Window API calls, and is commented pretty fully. ***Autosave v1.2 is now out!*** Bugs found in the first version have been fixed, so it now works well in both VB5 and VB6! Check it out at http://www.planet-source-code.com/vb/scripts/showcode.asp?txtCodeId=12825 and be sure to vote!

Here is the second edition of the award-winning Autosave program! This time it was programmed in Visual Basic 6 instead of VB5, so the errors that some users encountered with the previous version have been remedied; Version 1.2 works with both VB5 and VB6. New things in this version include: Upgraded Interface, System-wide Hotkeys using DX7 DirectInput, a Help File, New Options to save a log, and to display only visible windows, a fixed Timer so that the interval can be more that 65535, an Option to choose Timer Interval in minutes or seconds, and much more. If you like Autosave, you'll definitely like Autosave v1.2!! Check it out today, and don't forget to vote for me!

This is a demo program I wrote for myself in order to use a menu item without having to click on it. This allows the usage of menus in other programs without having to switch to them and using the menu. This is going to be used in the future as a part of my Autosave program, a program designed to automatically save whatever documents you are working on so that in case of a crash your work would be saved, even if you forgot to do so manually. Originally written in Visual Basic, I switched over to C++ (starting with Version 2.00), and therefore had to rewrite the entire program. In Visual Basic, I had used the SendKeys command to use the menus of other programs to activate the Save menu item. As this function is not considered a safe way of sending to different programs, as other programs can accidentally intercept the send, I needed to find a better way to do it. By directly using the menus of the other programs, this problem is overcome. This program is completely documented and commented. Please check the readme for more information.

AutoSave is a program that automatically saves the file you are working on in the program you specify as often as you want. It is a very useful program especially if you work in a program that has crashing tendecies, and you are worried that your work might be lost. AutoSave demonstrates use of Registry, Menu and Window API calls, and is commented pretty fully. ***Autosave v1.2 is now out!*** Bugs found in the first version have been fixed, so it now works well in both VB5 and VB6! Check it out at http://www.planet-source-code.com/vb/scripts/showcode.asp?txtCodeId=12825 and be sure to vote!

Here is the second edition of the award-winning Autosave program! This time it was programmed in Visual Basic 6 instead of VB5, so the errors that some users encountered with the previous version have been remedied; Version 1.2 works with both VB5 and VB6. New things in this version include: Upgraded Interface, System-wide Hotkeys using DX7 DirectInput, a Help File, New Options to save a log, and to display only visible windows, a fixed Timer so that the interval can be more that 65535, an Option to choose Timer Interval in minutes or seconds, and much more. If you like Autosave, you'll definitely like Autosave v1.2!! Check it out today, and don't forget to vote for me!

This is a demo program I wrote for myself in order to use a menu item without having to click on it. This allows the usage of menus in other programs without having to switch to them and using the menu. This is going to be used in the future as a part of my Autosave program, a program designed to automatically save whatever documents you are working on so that in case of a crash your work would be saved, even if you forgot to do so manually. Originally written in Visual Basic, I switched over to C++ (starting with Version 2.00), and therefore had to rewrite the entire program. In Visual Basic, I had used the SendKeys command to use the menus of other programs to activate the Save menu item. As this function is not considered a safe way of sending to different programs, as other programs can accidentally intercept the send, I needed to find a better way to do it. By directly using the menus of the other programs, this problem is overcome. This program is completely documented and commented. Please check the readme for more information.

Here is the second edition of the award-winning Autosave program! This time it was programmed in Visual Basic 6 instead of VB5, so the errors that some users encountered with the previous version have been remedied; Version 1.2 works with both VB5 and VB6. New things in this version include: Upgraded Interface, System-wide Hotkeys using DX7 DirectInput, a Help File, New Options to save a log, and to display only visible windows, a fixed Timer so that the interval can be more that 65535, an Option to choose Timer Interval in minutes or seconds, and much more. If you like Autosave, you'll definitely like Autosave v1.2!! Check it out today, and don't forget to vote for me!

AutoSave is a program that automatically saves the file you are working on in the program you specify as often as you want. It is a very useful program especially if you work in a program that has crashing tendecies, and you are worried that your work might be lost. AutoSave demonstrates use of Registry, Menu and Window API calls, and is commented pretty fully. ***Autosave v1.2 is now out!*** Bugs found in the first version have been fixed, so it now works well in both VB5 and VB6! Check it out at http://www.planet-source-code.com/vb/scripts/showcode.asp?txtCodeId=12825 and be sure to vote!