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This code continues to improve. It can return radar images from any given city from the combo menu. When you select a city you live in or nearby, the radar image downloads from the Internet and then is shown in the window. You have more than just one type of radar. You can choose from the options window if you want the normal radar, one-hour rainfall total radar, or the storm total radar. If you use the normal radar, you can choose between a short-range radar and a long-range radar and choose between a radar with base reflectivity and composite reflectivity. It also features a loop feature that enables the display to view past radar images. Great if you want to track any local severe weather.

This is another way of synchronizing with an atomic time server without MSWINSCK.OCX **nor** MSINET.OCX **nor** an "embedded" web browser. It uses the following API's to retrieve the time from the Internet: InternetOpen, InternetOpenUrl, InternetReadFile, and InternetCloseHandle. All four of these API's come from wininet.dll in the system/system32 folder. It even minimizes to the system tray, and you can also view the system time as well. Also, you can choose from a list of time servers in the drop-down menu. In addition, you can schedule time synchronization. Plus, you can choose to have it start up with Windows. Plz vote if you like this!!! :-)

Today, there are many online thieves. Fortunately, this is one of those answers to security. This program can encrypt your source code and therefore making it harder for online thieves to steal your code. As you can see in the screenshot, all the characters are converted into hexadecimal codes. If you lost your original file or your original source code, you can decompile the hexadecimal codes to the original source code. Some browsers may not have JavaScript support or others have JavaScript disabled, so the encrypted page cannot be displayed. That is why I added "JavaScript is required to view this page." after the encrypted source code.

This code will retrieve icons from files that have icons embedded inside it. You have choices to choose which extensions to display, and you even have the "Restore Default" button. With a double-click of a file in the file list, you may be able to retrieve icons, and if so, the icons are shown in the picture box below. The picture box utilizes a grid (made out of labels) and a vertical scroll bar for easy viewing. Also, you can right-click an icon in the picture box and save it as an icon file. Vote if you find this code useful! :-D

PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS IS NOT A DECOMPILER. All it does is that it converts files into ASM code. If anyone can build a decompiler that works, I'd be proud because it takes hard work to convert ASM code into VB code. OBSERVE POR FAVOR QUE ESTO NO ES UN DECOMPILER. Todo lo que lo hace es que convierte archivos en código del ASM. Si cualquier persona puede construir un decompiler que trabaje, sería orgulloso porque toma el trabajo duro para convertir código del ASM en código de VB.

This is an analog clock. Its hands move like a battery-operated clock! You also have the option to show the second hand or not. You can minimize this application to the system tray as well! Other features include a swinging pendulum, hourly chime, and time synchronization with an atomic time server without using MSWINSCK.OCX (GUARANTEED ACCURACY)! Configurations include start-up on Windows start and setting the windows to be always on top. On load, the main form reshapes to the shape of the clock as you can see in the screenshot. It has ticks for easy time reading. If you like it, plz vote!!! :-P

This code will retrieve icons from files that have icons embedded inside it. You have choices to choose which extensions to display, and you even have the "Restore Default" button. With a double-click or a strike of the enter key of a file in the file list, you may be able to retrieve icons, and if so, the icons are shown in the picture box below. The picture box utilizes a grid (made out of labels) and a vertical scroll bar for easy viewing. Also, you can right-click an icon in the picture box and save it as an icon file. The program has XP Visual Styles embedded in it, but containers had to be inserted in order to prevent blacked-out controls. Vote if you find this code useful! :-D

This is another way of synchronizing with an atomic time server without MSWINSCK.OCX **nor** MSINET.OCX **nor** an "embedded" web browser. It uses the following API's to retrieve the time from the Internet: InternetOpen, InternetOpenUrl, InternetReadFile, and InternetCloseHandle. All four of these API's come from wininet.dll in the system/system32 folder. It even minimizes to the system tray, and you can also view the system time as well. Also, you can choose from a list of time servers in the drop-down menu. In addition, you can schedule time synchronization. Plus, you can choose to have it start up with Windows. Plz vote if you like this!!! :-)

PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS IS NOT A DECOMPILER. All it does is that it converts files into ASM code. If anyone can build a decompiler that works, I'd be proud because it takes hard work to convert ASM code into VB code. OBSERVE POR FAVOR QUE ESTO NO ES UN DECOMPILER. Todo lo que lo hace es que convierte archivos en código del ASM. Si cualquier persona puede construir un decompiler que trabaje, sería orgulloso porque toma el trabajo duro para convertir código del ASM en código de VB.

This is an analog clock. Its hands move like a battery-operated clock! You also have the option to show the second hand or not. You can minimize this application to the system tray as well! Other features include a swinging pendulum, hourly chime, and time synchronization with an atomic time server without using MSWINSCK.OCX (GUARANTEED ACCURACY)! Configurations include start-up on Windows start and setting the windows to be always on top. On load, the main form reshapes to the shape of the clock as you can see in the screenshot. It has ticks for easy time reading. If you like it, plz vote!!! :-P

Today, there are many online thieves. Fortunately, this is one of those answers to security. This program can encrypt your source code and therefore making it harder for online thieves to steal your code. As you can see in the screenshot, all the characters are converted into hexadecimal codes. If you lost your original file or your original source code, you can decompile the hexadecimal codes to the original source code. Some browsers may not have JavaScript support or others have JavaScript disabled, so the encrypted page cannot be displayed. That is why I added "JavaScript is required to view this page." after the encrypted source code.

Indeed, it's the game everybody loves. Bingo. This is a simulation of the popular game and it's automated. Even though you just watch the spaces go rather than getting involved while playing, this game can be useful if you want to kill time. It features playing against 12 other bingo cards and an easy-to-follow interface. The interface consists of the most recently drawn number while in play, red text and black background signifying drawn numbers, the tooltip color background against "BINGO" when a card is one away, and flashing green numbers signifying a bingo. You have the option to pause the game if you need to, and with the game in pause, you have the option to start over if you find that you will most likely lose the game or for any other reason. The simulation stresses how tough getting a bingo could be, so good luck playing, whether it's this game or it's the real bingo game.

It just keeps getting better. This bundle features my ID3 class that intially took me 1.8 days to make and perfect. This class allows analyzing and editing of ID3v1 tags, older and newer ID3v2 tags, AND older and newer Lyrics3 tags. I also included a program to manage your MP3s that took me nearly an entire day to make as an example of use of this class. From the list view, you can play a file by double clicking the item or by focusing on the list view and pressing enter. You can also customize the columns in the list view by repositioning them. From the MP3 ID panel, you can view the meta information and/or edit it. The basic view consists of the title, artist, album, genre, track number, year, comments, and lyrics. The more advanced view consists of original artist, original album, copyright, and more. In this view, you can even scroll through the text fields using the middle wheel of your mouse (if available), provided that the list view is not focused. Another feature included is the automatic retrieval of song data from the iTunes store and Microsoft for particular MP3 files. The application will automatically install the vbzlib.dll file required to decompress GZip-compressed iTunes store data if it doesn't detect the DLL file. Thanks to GDI+, you can also add and/or edit album art in MP3 files, and the application is also capable of updating the album art using the automatic retrieval of song data. The class works efficiently as tested, so feel free to use the class in your existing projects. Find more information about ID3 tags at http://id3.org.

This is a scientific calculator that can perform many calculations that can calculate like a Texas Instruments calculator. It can perform powers, square roots, logarithms, and trigonometry; simply add, subtract, multiply, and divide; and do other little things. You can also convert an expression to a fraction and round an expression to specified decimal places. You can switch between three modes of angle units: degrees, radians, and gradians. Using your keyboard, you can enter expressions by typing them into the input box, or by moving and clicking your mouse, you can just simply use the buttons below. I guess if an expression entered is way too complex, the calculator will return an error, otherwise it should work fine. Enjoy the power of this advanced calculator!

This code is based off of my other code - Calculadora Plus (http://planet-source-code.com/vb/scripts/ShowCode.asp?txtCodeId=62676&lngWId=1). It can graph a function of x, and the buttons are in the same exact style as Calculadora Plus, except some of them had to be removed because of the purpose of this code. Enjoy the power of this graphing tool!

This code continues to improve. It can return radar images from any given city from the combo menu. When you select a city you live in or nearby, the radar image downloads from the Internet and then is shown in the window. You have more than just one type of radar. You can choose from the options window if you want the normal radar, one-hour rainfall total radar, or the storm total radar. If you use the normal radar, you can choose between a short-range radar and a long-range radar and choose between a radar with base reflectivity and composite reflectivity. It also features a loop feature that enables the display to view past radar images. Great if you want to track any local severe weather.

This is another way of synchronizing with an atomic time server without MSWINSCK.OCX **nor** MSINET.OCX **nor** an "embedded" web browser. It uses the following API's to retrieve the time from the Internet: InternetOpen, InternetOpenUrl, InternetReadFile, and InternetCloseHandle. All four of these API's come from wininet.dll in the system/system32 folder. It even minimizes to the system tray, and you can also view the system time as well. Also, you can choose from a list of time servers in the drop-down menu. In addition, you can schedule time synchronization. Plus, you can choose to have it start up with Windows. Plz vote if you like this!!! :-)

Today, there are many online thieves. Fortunately, this is one of those answers to security. This program can encrypt your source code and therefore making it harder for online thieves to steal your code. As you can see in the screenshot, all the characters are converted into hexadecimal codes. If you lost your original file or your original source code, you can decompile the hexadecimal codes to the original source code. Some browsers may not have JavaScript support or others have JavaScript disabled, so the encrypted page cannot be displayed. That is why I added "JavaScript is required to view this page." after the encrypted source code.

This code will retrieve icons from files that have icons embedded inside it. You have choices to choose which extensions to display, and you even have the "Restore Default" button. With a double-click of a file in the file list, you may be able to retrieve icons, and if so, the icons are shown in the picture box below. The picture box utilizes a grid (made out of labels) and a vertical scroll bar for easy viewing. Also, you can right-click an icon in the picture box and save it as an icon file. Vote if you find this code useful! :-D

PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS IS NOT A DECOMPILER. All it does is that it converts files into ASM code. If anyone can build a decompiler that works, I'd be proud because it takes hard work to convert ASM code into VB code. OBSERVE POR FAVOR QUE ESTO NO ES UN DECOMPILER. Todo lo que lo hace es que convierte archivos en código del ASM. Si cualquier persona puede construir un decompiler que trabaje, sería orgulloso porque toma el trabajo duro para convertir código del ASM en código de VB.