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Included in this module are several functions to help you in handling with the registry. I have written and tested these as best I can. You may use them at your own risk. I frequently use SetAppKeyValue and GetAppKeyValue without any problems. If you wish to alter or test any of the functions, I strongly advise you to backup your registry first (Start > Run "regedit"). The included functions are: CloseKey, CreateKey, DeleteKey, DeleteKeyStruct, EnumKey, GetAppKeyValue, GetKeyValue, OpenKey, SetAppKeyValue, and SetKeyValue. This code covers: Constants, Functions, GoTo, On Error, Recursion, RegCloseKey API, RegCreateKeyEx API, RegDeleteKey API, RegEnumKeyEx API, RegQueryValueEx API, RegOpenKeyEx API, RegSetValueEx API, and Types.

I wanted a simple chatroom for a project I was doing.. and not just something dull and boring, but something that'd be fun. Something with... icons!! So after searching high and low for a way to make it possible, I came up with a fast and easy way to make it possible. Through the SendMessage API call and the WM_PASTE constant, I can quickly put any image I want into my Chatroom (a Microsoft RichTextbox control). I've also developed a way to make use of each images .Tag property to not only hold the character combination that activates the image, but to hold multiple ones! Now, whether the person likes :), :-), :o), :smile: or ... just about anything, they can all activate the same image! Included in this project is a frmReadme that will help familiarize you with how it all works. Please leave your feedback and votes to let me know what you think. If you don't like it, that's fine, just give me some reasons why so I can improve it to fit your tastes, okay? Happy Coding!

Woodpecker is a complete icon viewing application contained in a single form. It processes all .exe, .dll, .ico, and .cur files within a given directory and displays the ones with icons in the first column and the number of icons in the second. Woodpecker is able to copy icons to the clipboard, save icons as bitmaps, and load all icons within a given directory. During testing, I was able to process 2039 files and load the 303 of them that had icons into the file list along with their number of icons in 10 seconds. I then loaded the 2135 icons in those files in 20 seconds and positioned them in roughly 55 seconds. My shell32.dll file alone had a whooping 238 icons in it! The only bug I've found so far is due to the Vertical Scrollbars limited max value. If you load more icons than can be fit, than you won't be able to scroll (this shouldn't be a problem unless you're loading the entire system32 directory).

Included in this module are several functions to help you in handling with the registry. I have written and tested these as best I can. You may use them at your own risk. I frequently use SetAppKeyValue and GetAppKeyValue without any problems. If you wish to alter or test any of the functions, I strongly advise you to backup your registry first (Start > Run "regedit"). The included functions are: CloseKey, CreateKey, DeleteKey, DeleteKeyStruct, EnumKey, GetAppKeyValue, GetKeyValue, OpenKey, SetAppKeyValue, and SetKeyValue. This code covers: Constants, Functions, GoTo, On Error, Recursion, RegCloseKey API, RegCreateKeyEx API, RegDeleteKey API, RegEnumKeyEx API, RegQueryValueEx API, RegOpenKeyEx API, RegSetValueEx API, and Types.

Woodpecker is a complete icon viewing application contained in a single form. It processes all .exe, .dll, .ico, and .cur files within a given directory and displays the ones with icons in the first column and the number of icons in the second. Woodpecker is able to copy icons to the clipboard, save icons as bitmaps, and load all icons within a given directory. During testing, I was able to process 2039 files and load the 303 of them that had icons into the file list along with their number of icons in 10 seconds. I then loaded the 2135 icons in those files in 20 seconds and positioned them in roughly 55 seconds. My shell32.dll file alone had a whooping 238 icons in it! The only bug I've found so far is due to the Vertical Scrollbars limited max value. If you load more icons than can be fit, than you won't be able to scroll (this shouldn't be a problem unless you're loading the entire system32 directory).

I wanted a simple chatroom for a project I was doing.. and not just something dull and boring, but something that'd be fun. Something with... icons!! So after searching high and low for a way to make it possible, I came up with a fast and easy way to make it possible. Through the SendMessage API call and the WM_PASTE constant, I can quickly put any image I want into my Chatroom (a Microsoft RichTextbox control). I've also developed a way to make use of each images .Tag property to not only hold the character combination that activates the image, but to hold multiple ones! Now, whether the person likes :), :-), :o), :smile: or ... just about anything, they can all activate the same image! Included in this project is a frmReadme that will help familiarize you with how it all works. Please leave your feedback and votes to let me know what you think. If you don't like it, that's fine, just give me some reasons why so I can improve it to fit your tastes, okay? Happy Coding!

Included in this module are several functions to help you in handling with the registry. I have written and tested these as best I can. You may use them at your own risk. I frequently use SetAppKeyValue and GetAppKeyValue without any problems. If you wish to alter or test any of the functions, I strongly advise you to backup your registry first (Start > Run "regedit"). The included functions are: CloseKey, CreateKey, DeleteKey, DeleteKeyStruct, EnumKey, GetAppKeyValue, GetKeyValue, OpenKey, SetAppKeyValue, and SetKeyValue. This code covers: Constants, Functions, GoTo, On Error, Recursion, RegCloseKey API, RegCreateKeyEx API, RegDeleteKey API, RegEnumKeyEx API, RegQueryValueEx API, RegOpenKeyEx API, RegSetValueEx API, and Types.

I wanted a simple chatroom for a project I was doing.. and not just something dull and boring, but something that'd be fun. Something with... icons!! So after searching high and low for a way to make it possible, I came up with a fast and easy way to make it possible. Through the SendMessage API call and the WM_PASTE constant, I can quickly put any image I want into my Chatroom (a Microsoft RichTextbox control). I've also developed a way to make use of each images .Tag property to not only hold the character combination that activates the image, but to hold multiple ones! Now, whether the person likes :), :-), :o), :smile: or ... just about anything, they can all activate the same image! Included in this project is a frmReadme that will help familiarize you with how it all works. Please leave your feedback and votes to let me know what you think. If you don't like it, that's fine, just give me some reasons why so I can improve it to fit your tastes, okay? Happy Coding!

Woodpecker is a complete icon viewing application contained in a single form. It processes all .exe, .dll, .ico, and .cur files within a given directory and displays the ones with icons in the first column and the number of icons in the second. Woodpecker is able to copy icons to the clipboard, save icons as bitmaps, and load all icons within a given directory. During testing, I was able to process 2039 files and load the 303 of them that had icons into the file list along with their number of icons in 10 seconds. I then loaded the 2135 icons in those files in 20 seconds and positioned them in roughly 55 seconds. My shell32.dll file alone had a whooping 238 icons in it! The only bug I've found so far is due to the Vertical Scrollbars limited max value. If you load more icons than can be fit, than you won't be able to scroll (this shouldn't be a problem unless you're loading the entire system32 directory).

Included in this module are several functions to help you in handling with the registry. I have written and tested these as best I can. You may use them at your own risk. I frequently use SetAppKeyValue and GetAppKeyValue without any problems. If you wish to alter or test any of the functions, I strongly advise you to backup your registry first (Start > Run "regedit"). The included functions are: CloseKey, CreateKey, DeleteKey, DeleteKeyStruct, EnumKey, GetAppKeyValue, GetKeyValue, OpenKey, SetAppKeyValue, and SetKeyValue. This code covers: Constants, Functions, GoTo, On Error, Recursion, RegCloseKey API, RegCreateKeyEx API, RegDeleteKey API, RegEnumKeyEx API, RegQueryValueEx API, RegOpenKeyEx API, RegSetValueEx API, and Types.

I wanted a simple chatroom for a project I was doing.. and not just something dull and boring, but something that'd be fun. Something with... icons!! So after searching high and low for a way to make it possible, I came up with a fast and easy way to make it possible. Through the SendMessage API call and the WM_PASTE constant, I can quickly put any image I want into my Chatroom (a Microsoft RichTextbox control). I've also developed a way to make use of each images .Tag property to not only hold the character combination that activates the image, but to hold multiple ones! Now, whether the person likes :), :-), :o), :smile: or ... just about anything, they can all activate the same image! Included in this project is a frmReadme that will help familiarize you with how it all works. Please leave your feedback and votes to let me know what you think. If you don't like it, that's fine, just give me some reasons why so I can improve it to fit your tastes, okay? Happy Coding!

Woodpecker is a complete icon viewing application contained in a single form. It processes all .exe, .dll, .ico, and .cur files within a given directory and displays the ones with icons in the first column and the number of icons in the second. Woodpecker is able to copy icons to the clipboard, save icons as bitmaps, and load all icons within a given directory. During testing, I was able to process 2039 files and load the 303 of them that had icons into the file list along with their number of icons in 10 seconds. I then loaded the 2135 icons in those files in 20 seconds and positioned them in roughly 55 seconds. My shell32.dll file alone had a whooping 238 icons in it! The only bug I've found so far is due to the Vertical Scrollbars limited max value. If you load more icons than can be fit, than you won't be able to scroll (this shouldn't be a problem unless you're loading the entire system32 directory).

Included in this module are several functions to help you in handling with the registry. I have written and tested these as best I can. You may use them at your own risk. I frequently use SetAppKeyValue and GetAppKeyValue without any problems. If you wish to alter or test any of the functions, I strongly advise you to backup your registry first (Start > Run "regedit"). The included functions are: CloseKey, CreateKey, DeleteKey, DeleteKeyStruct, EnumKey, GetAppKeyValue, GetKeyValue, OpenKey, SetAppKeyValue, and SetKeyValue. This code covers: Constants, Functions, GoTo, On Error, Recursion, RegCloseKey API, RegCreateKeyEx API, RegDeleteKey API, RegEnumKeyEx API, RegQueryValueEx API, RegOpenKeyEx API, RegSetValueEx API, and Types.

I wanted a simple chatroom for a project I was doing.. and not just something dull and boring, but something that'd be fun. Something with... icons!! So after searching high and low for a way to make it possible, I came up with a fast and easy way to make it possible. Through the SendMessage API call and the WM_PASTE constant, I can quickly put any image I want into my Chatroom (a Microsoft RichTextbox control). I've also developed a way to make use of each images .Tag property to not only hold the character combination that activates the image, but to hold multiple ones! Now, whether the person likes :), :-), :o), :smile: or ... just about anything, they can all activate the same image! Included in this project is a frmReadme that will help familiarize you with how it all works. Please leave your feedback and votes to let me know what you think. If you don't like it, that's fine, just give me some reasons why so I can improve it to fit your tastes, okay? Happy Coding!

Woodpecker is a complete icon viewing application contained in a single form. It processes all .exe, .dll, .ico, and .cur files within a given directory and displays the ones with icons in the first column and the number of icons in the second. Woodpecker is able to copy icons to the clipboard, save icons as bitmaps, and load all icons within a given directory. During testing, I was able to process 2039 files and load the 303 of them that had icons into the file list along with their number of icons in 10 seconds. I then loaded the 2135 icons in those files in 20 seconds and positioned them in roughly 55 seconds. My shell32.dll file alone had a whooping 238 icons in it! The only bug I've found so far is due to the Vertical Scrollbars limited max value. If you load more icons than can be fit, than you won't be able to scroll (this shouldn't be a problem unless you're loading the entire system32 directory).

Included in this module are several functions to help you in handling with the registry. I have written and tested these as best I can. You may use them at your own risk. I frequently use SetAppKeyValue and GetAppKeyValue without any problems. If you wish to alter or test any of the functions, I strongly advise you to backup your registry first (Start > Run "regedit"). The included functions are: CloseKey, CreateKey, DeleteKey, DeleteKeyStruct, EnumKey, GetAppKeyValue, GetKeyValue, OpenKey, SetAppKeyValue, and SetKeyValue. This code covers: Constants, Functions, GoTo, On Error, Recursion, RegCloseKey API, RegCreateKeyEx API, RegDeleteKey API, RegEnumKeyEx API, RegQueryValueEx API, RegOpenKeyEx API, RegSetValueEx API, and Types.

I wanted a simple chatroom for a project I was doing.. and not just something dull and boring, but something that'd be fun. Something with... icons!! So after searching high and low for a way to make it possible, I came up with a fast and easy way to make it possible. Through the SendMessage API call and the WM_PASTE constant, I can quickly put any image I want into my Chatroom (a Microsoft RichTextbox control). I've also developed a way to make use of each images .Tag property to not only hold the character combination that activates the image, but to hold multiple ones! Now, whether the person likes :), :-), :o), :smile: or ... just about anything, they can all activate the same image! Included in this project is a frmReadme that will help familiarize you with how it all works. Please leave your feedback and votes to let me know what you think. If you don't like it, that's fine, just give me some reasons why so I can improve it to fit your tastes, okay? Happy Coding!

Woodpecker is a complete icon viewing application contained in a single form. It processes all .exe, .dll, .ico, and .cur files within a given directory and displays the ones with icons in the first column and the number of icons in the second. Woodpecker is able to copy icons to the clipboard, save icons as bitmaps, and load all icons within a given directory. During testing, I was able to process 2039 files and load the 303 of them that had icons into the file list along with their number of icons in 10 seconds. I then loaded the 2135 icons in those files in 20 seconds and positioned them in roughly 55 seconds. My shell32.dll file alone had a whooping 238 icons in it! The only bug I've found so far is due to the Vertical Scrollbars limited max value. If you load more icons than can be fit, than you won't be able to scroll (this shouldn't be a problem unless you're loading the entire system32 directory).

Included in this module are several functions to help you in handling with the registry. I have written and tested these as best I can. You may use them at your own risk. I frequently use SetAppKeyValue and GetAppKeyValue without any problems. If you wish to alter or test any of the functions, I strongly advise you to backup your registry first (Start > Run "regedit"). The included functions are: CloseKey, CreateKey, DeleteKey, DeleteKeyStruct, EnumKey, GetAppKeyValue, GetKeyValue, OpenKey, SetAppKeyValue, and SetKeyValue. This code covers: Constants, Functions, GoTo, On Error, Recursion, RegCloseKey API, RegCreateKeyEx API, RegDeleteKey API, RegEnumKeyEx API, RegQueryValueEx API, RegOpenKeyEx API, RegSetValueEx API, and Types.

Woodpecker is a complete icon viewing application contained in a single form. It processes all .exe, .dll, .ico, and .cur files within a given directory and displays the ones with icons in the first column and the number of icons in the second. Woodpecker is able to copy icons to the clipboard, save icons as bitmaps, and load all icons within a given directory. During testing, I was able to process 2039 files and load the 303 of them that had icons into the file list along with their number of icons in 10 seconds. I then loaded the 2135 icons in those files in 20 seconds and positioned them in roughly 55 seconds. My shell32.dll file alone had a whooping 238 icons in it! The only bug I've found so far is due to the Vertical Scrollbars limited max value. If you load more icons than can be fit, than you won't be able to scroll (this shouldn't be a problem unless you're loading the entire system32 directory).