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Part One introduces you to the Win32 API. It shows you how to set up VB to make the most of API and how to use a popular API call. The tutorial is in Word format. To download the rtf format, visit www.hendriks-psc.vze.com

Replaces long API Calls ( for windows functions) with simple commands. Don't spend ages with Windows API calls - Replace long winded code with one command.

With this you can produce three types of alert boxes in the bottom right corner of the screen. You can make new MSN style, Old MSN style and a simple flat one. The MSN boxes are pretty good reproductions of the real thing. I should probably remake with API instead of timers etc. but this will do for now. Basically a little alert slides up, waits for five seconds and slides down again. Enjoy (and vote)!

This code produces four styles of Popup Alert windows in the bottom right corner of the screen. Upgrades from v 1.1 are that the positioning will work with all resolutions/screen sizes, and I have added a Gmail Notifier style alert, which appears semi-transparent like the real one in XP/2k, or normal in other versions of Windows. Still featuring are the two MSN Messenger style popups, which are pretty accurate, and a simple flat style one for functionality. The MSN style ones use bitmaps and therefore aren't customizable, but the flat and Gmail style ones are, including an image on the Gmail one. Hyperlink capabilities are built into the two MSN style popups. All feature standard title and message areas, except Old MSN, which doesn't have a title bar in keeping with its real counterpart. Please vote :-)

Replaces long API Calls ( for windows functions) with simple commands. Don't spend ages with Windows API calls - Replace long winded code with one command.

Part One introduces you to the Win32 API. It shows you how to set up VB to make the most of API and how to use a popular API call. The tutorial is in Word format. To download the rtf format, visit www.hendriks-psc.vze.com

This code produces four styles of Popup Alert windows in the bottom right corner of the screen. Upgrades from v 1.1 are that the positioning will work with all resolutions/screen sizes, and I have added a Gmail Notifier style alert, which appears semi-transparent like the real one in XP/2k, or normal in other versions of Windows. Still featuring are the two MSN Messenger style popups, which are pretty accurate, and a simple flat style one for functionality. The MSN style ones use bitmaps and therefore aren't customizable, but the flat and Gmail style ones are, including an image on the Gmail one. Hyperlink capabilities are built into the two MSN style popups. All feature standard title and message areas, except Old MSN, which doesn't have a title bar in keeping with its real counterpart. Please vote :-)

With this you can produce three types of alert boxes in the bottom right corner of the screen. You can make new MSN style, Old MSN style and a simple flat one. The MSN boxes are pretty good reproductions of the real thing. I should probably remake with API instead of timers etc. but this will do for now. Basically a little alert slides up, waits for five seconds and slides down again. Enjoy (and vote)!

Part One introduces you to the Win32 API. It shows you how to set up VB to make the most of API and how to use a popular API call. The tutorial is in Word format. To download the rtf format, visit www.hendriks-psc.vze.com

Replaces long API Calls ( for windows functions) with simple commands. Don't spend ages with Windows API calls - Replace long winded code with one command.

With this you can produce three types of alert boxes in the bottom right corner of the screen. You can make new MSN style, Old MSN style and a simple flat one. The MSN boxes are pretty good reproductions of the real thing. I should probably remake with API instead of timers etc. but this will do for now. Basically a little alert slides up, waits for five seconds and slides down again. Enjoy (and vote)!

This code produces four styles of Popup Alert windows in the bottom right corner of the screen. Upgrades from v 1.1 are that the positioning will work with all resolutions/screen sizes, and I have added a Gmail Notifier style alert, which appears semi-transparent like the real one in XP/2k, or normal in other versions of Windows. Still featuring are the two MSN Messenger style popups, which are pretty accurate, and a simple flat style one for functionality. The MSN style ones use bitmaps and therefore aren't customizable, but the flat and Gmail style ones are, including an image on the Gmail one. Hyperlink capabilities are built into the two MSN style popups. All feature standard title and message areas, except Old MSN, which doesn't have a title bar in keeping with its real counterpart. Please vote :-)

Part One introduces you to the Win32 API. It shows you how to set up VB to make the most of API and how to use a popular API call. The tutorial is in Word format. To download the rtf format, visit www.hendriks-psc.vze.com

Replaces long API Calls ( for windows functions) with simple commands. Don't spend ages with Windows API calls - Replace long winded code with one command.

With this you can produce three types of alert boxes in the bottom right corner of the screen. You can make new MSN style, Old MSN style and a simple flat one. The MSN boxes are pretty good reproductions of the real thing. I should probably remake with API instead of timers etc. but this will do for now. Basically a little alert slides up, waits for five seconds and slides down again. Enjoy (and vote)!

This code produces four styles of Popup Alert windows in the bottom right corner of the screen. Upgrades from v 1.1 are that the positioning will work with all resolutions/screen sizes, and I have added a Gmail Notifier style alert, which appears semi-transparent like the real one in XP/2k, or normal in other versions of Windows. Still featuring are the two MSN Messenger style popups, which are pretty accurate, and a simple flat style one for functionality. The MSN style ones use bitmaps and therefore aren't customizable, but the flat and Gmail style ones are, including an image on the Gmail one. Hyperlink capabilities are built into the two MSN style popups. All feature standard title and message areas, except Old MSN, which doesn't have a title bar in keeping with its real counterpart. Please vote :-)

Part One introduces you to the Win32 API. It shows you how to set up VB to make the most of API and how to use a popular API call. The tutorial is in Word format. To download the rtf format, visit www.hendriks-psc.vze.com

Replaces long API Calls ( for windows functions) with simple commands. Don't spend ages with Windows API calls - Replace long winded code with one command.

With this you can produce three types of alert boxes in the bottom right corner of the screen. You can make new MSN style, Old MSN style and a simple flat one. The MSN boxes are pretty good reproductions of the real thing. I should probably remake with API instead of timers etc. but this will do for now. Basically a little alert slides up, waits for five seconds and slides down again. Enjoy (and vote)!

This code produces four styles of Popup Alert windows in the bottom right corner of the screen. Upgrades from v 1.1 are that the positioning will work with all resolutions/screen sizes, and I have added a Gmail Notifier style alert, which appears semi-transparent like the real one in XP/2k, or normal in other versions of Windows. Still featuring are the two MSN Messenger style popups, which are pretty accurate, and a simple flat style one for functionality. The MSN style ones use bitmaps and therefore aren't customizable, but the flat and Gmail style ones are, including an image on the Gmail one. Hyperlink capabilities are built into the two MSN style popups. All feature standard title and message areas, except Old MSN, which doesn't have a title bar in keeping with its real counterpart. Please vote :-)