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ASP_Volume2 #28551
Easier Method than the SaveSetting GetSetting commands

Want an easier way to save and retrieve the value of a control to and from the registry? Why use SaveSetting(app.EXEName, "Settings", "Text1", Text1.Text)? When you can use: RegSave(Text1, Text1) Ofcourse you can still use SaveSetting(blah,blah,blah,blah) when you want your program to remember something specific. But for popular controls, I think you will find RegSave and RegGet to be easier. It's easier to use the name of the control than using your own naming convention. Let me know if you find this method useful, if you do, please toss me a vote. If not, Ready Aim Fire with the comments. Thanks Keywords: Saving Registry GetSetting SaveSetting Load Value Retrieve Value INI Settings

ASP_Volume2 #28957
Folder Backup Utility

Automatically Backs up a folder by synchronizing the contents to a destination folder. Looking for easy way of synching folders? Want a utility that will instantly back up your files when specified? This utility is for you. Not only will it use an incremental back up method to secure your files but it can back up your folder when a change is made to the directory. Demonstrates file synch and folder watching for changes much like Norton Anti virus. This application will load with windows to ensure that your folder is backed up automatically from the start. Sits in the task bar as a small folder icon. Keywords: Auto Backup Backing up Back up Copy Sync Synch Synchronize Incremental Differential Folder File Transfer Taskbar Icon Registry Load with Windows GetSetting SaveSetting Destination Source Directory Norton Anti-Virus

ASP_Volume2 #28958
Golden Mean ( Fibonacci Sequencer )

Golden Mean Fibonacci Sequencer This program will sequence up to the 1,476th Fibonacci number (309 digits long). These super long numbers avoid exponent display ( E+ num ) and rather spell out the value. It shows the Golden Ratio for each number and explains in the code exactly how to come up with it. The Golden Ratio is an extremely interesting number as it appears in many things in nature such as pinecones, seashells, body parts, dna, reproduction of bees, hurricanes, birth of universes and much more! The mysterious number Phi has been found in many ancient architectures and even in paintings by Leonardo Da Vinci. The numbers were also used to create beautiful musical compositions. This is definitely something worth exploring.

C_Volume2 #69613
Easier Method than the SaveSetting GetSetting commands

Want an easier way to save and retrieve the value of a control to and from the registry? Why use SaveSetting(app.EXEName, "Settings", "Text1", Text1.Text)? When you can use: RegSave(Text1, Text1) Ofcourse you can still use SaveSetting(blah,blah,blah,blah) when you want your program to remember something specific. But for popular controls, I think you will find RegSave and RegGet to be easier. It's easier to use the name of the control than using your own naming convention. Let me know if you find this method useful, if you do, please toss me a vote. If not, Ready Aim Fire with the comments. Thanks Keywords: Saving Registry GetSetting SaveSetting Load Value Retrieve Value INI Settings

C_Volume2 #70019
Folder Backup Utility

Automatically Backs up a folder by synchronizing the contents to a destination folder. Looking for easy way of synching folders? Want a utility that will instantly back up your files when specified? This utility is for you. Not only will it use an incremental back up method to secure your files but it can back up your folder when a change is made to the directory. Demonstrates file synch and folder watching for changes much like Norton Anti virus. This application will load with windows to ensure that your folder is backed up automatically from the start. Sits in the task bar as a small folder icon. Keywords: Auto Backup Backing up Back up Copy Sync Synch Synchronize Incremental Differential Folder File Transfer Taskbar Icon Registry Load with Windows GetSetting SaveSetting Destination Source Directory Norton Anti-Virus

C_Volume2 #70020
Golden Mean ( Fibonacci Sequencer )

Golden Mean Fibonacci Sequencer This program will sequence up to the 1,476th Fibonacci number (309 digits long). These super long numbers avoid exponent display ( E+ num ) and rather spell out the value. It shows the Golden Ratio for each number and explains in the code exactly how to come up with it. The Golden Ratio is an extremely interesting number as it appears in many things in nature such as pinecones, seashells, body parts, dna, reproduction of bees, hurricanes, birth of universes and much more! The mysterious number Phi has been found in many ancient architectures and even in paintings by Leonardo Da Vinci. The numbers were also used to create beautiful musical compositions. This is definitely something worth exploring.

Java_Volume1 #88157
Easier Method than the SaveSetting GetSetting commands

Want an easier way to save and retrieve the value of a control to and from the registry? Why use SaveSetting(app.EXEName, "Settings", "Text1", Text1.Text)? When you can use: RegSave(Text1, Text1) Ofcourse you can still use SaveSetting(blah,blah,blah,blah) when you want your program to remember something specific. But for popular controls, I think you will find RegSave and RegGet to be easier. It's easier to use the name of the control than using your own naming convention. Let me know if you find this method useful, if you do, please toss me a vote. If not, Ready Aim Fire with the comments. Thanks Keywords: Saving Registry GetSetting SaveSetting Load Value Retrieve Value INI Settings

Java_Volume1 #88563
Folder Backup Utility

Automatically Backs up a folder by synchronizing the contents to a destination folder. Looking for easy way of synching folders? Want a utility that will instantly back up your files when specified? This utility is for you. Not only will it use an incremental back up method to secure your files but it can back up your folder when a change is made to the directory. Demonstrates file synch and folder watching for changes much like Norton Anti virus. This application will load with windows to ensure that your folder is backed up automatically from the start. Sits in the task bar as a small folder icon. Keywords: Auto Backup Backing up Back up Copy Sync Synch Synchronize Incremental Differential Folder File Transfer Taskbar Icon Registry Load with Windows GetSetting SaveSetting Destination Source Directory Norton Anti-Virus

Java_Volume1 #88564
Golden Mean ( Fibonacci Sequencer )

Golden Mean Fibonacci Sequencer This program will sequence up to the 1,476th Fibonacci number (309 digits long). These super long numbers avoid exponent display ( E+ num ) and rather spell out the value. It shows the Golden Ratio for each number and explains in the code exactly how to come up with it. The Golden Ratio is an extremely interesting number as it appears in many things in nature such as pinecones, seashells, body parts, dna, reproduction of bees, hurricanes, birth of universes and much more! The mysterious number Phi has been found in many ancient architectures and even in paintings by Leonardo Da Vinci. The numbers were also used to create beautiful musical compositions. This is definitely something worth exploring.

2_2002-2004 #115304
Easier Method than the SaveSetting GetSetting commands

Want an easier way to save and retrieve the value of a control to and from the registry? Why use SaveSetting(app.EXEName, "Settings", "Text1", Text1.Text)? When you can use: RegSave(Text1, Text1) Ofcourse you can still use SaveSetting(blah,blah,blah,blah) when you want your program to remember something specific. But for popular controls, I think you will find RegSave and RegGet to be easier. It's easier to use the name of the control than using your own naming convention. Let me know if you find this method useful, if you do, please toss me a vote. If not, Ready Aim Fire with the comments. Thanks Keywords: Saving Registry GetSetting SaveSetting Load Value Retrieve Value INI Settings

2_2002-2004 #115710
Folder Backup Utility

Automatically Backs up a folder by synchronizing the contents to a destination folder. Looking for easy way of synching folders? Want a utility that will instantly back up your files when specified? This utility is for you. Not only will it use an incremental back up method to secure your files but it can back up your folder when a change is made to the directory. Demonstrates file synch and folder watching for changes much like Norton Anti virus. This application will load with windows to ensure that your folder is backed up automatically from the start. Sits in the task bar as a small folder icon. Keywords: Auto Backup Backing up Back up Copy Sync Synch Synchronize Incremental Differential Folder File Transfer Taskbar Icon Registry Load with Windows GetSetting SaveSetting Destination Source Directory Norton Anti-Virus

2_2002-2004 #115711
Golden Mean ( Fibonacci Sequencer )

Golden Mean Fibonacci Sequencer This program will sequence up to the 1,476th Fibonacci number (309 digits long). These super long numbers avoid exponent display ( E+ num ) and rather spell out the value. It shows the Golden Ratio for each number and explains in the code exactly how to come up with it. The Golden Ratio is an extremely interesting number as it appears in many things in nature such as pinecones, seashells, body parts, dna, reproduction of bees, hurricanes, birth of universes and much more! The mysterious number Phi has been found in many ancient architectures and even in paintings by Leonardo Da Vinci. The numbers were also used to create beautiful musical compositions. This is definitely something worth exploring.

3_2004-2005 #133848
Easier Method than the SaveSetting GetSetting commands

Want an easier way to save and retrieve the value of a control to and from the registry? Why use SaveSetting(app.EXEName, "Settings", "Text1", Text1.Text)? When you can use: RegSave(Text1, Text1) Ofcourse you can still use SaveSetting(blah,blah,blah,blah) when you want your program to remember something specific. But for popular controls, I think you will find RegSave and RegGet to be easier. It's easier to use the name of the control than using your own naming convention. Let me know if you find this method useful, if you do, please toss me a vote. If not, Ready Aim Fire with the comments. Thanks Keywords: Saving Registry GetSetting SaveSetting Load Value Retrieve Value INI Settings

3_2004-2005 #134254
Folder Backup Utility

Automatically Backs up a folder by synchronizing the contents to a destination folder. Looking for easy way of synching folders? Want a utility that will instantly back up your files when specified? This utility is for you. Not only will it use an incremental back up method to secure your files but it can back up your folder when a change is made to the directory. Demonstrates file synch and folder watching for changes much like Norton Anti virus. This application will load with windows to ensure that your folder is backed up automatically from the start. Sits in the task bar as a small folder icon. Keywords: Auto Backup Backing up Back up Copy Sync Synch Synchronize Incremental Differential Folder File Transfer Taskbar Icon Registry Load with Windows GetSetting SaveSetting Destination Source Directory Norton Anti-Virus

3_2004-2005 #134255
Golden Mean ( Fibonacci Sequencer )

Golden Mean Fibonacci Sequencer This program will sequence up to the 1,476th Fibonacci number (309 digits long). These super long numbers avoid exponent display ( E+ num ) and rather spell out the value. It shows the Golden Ratio for each number and explains in the code exactly how to come up with it. The Golden Ratio is an extremely interesting number as it appears in many things in nature such as pinecones, seashells, body parts, dna, reproduction of bees, hurricanes, birth of universes and much more! The mysterious number Phi has been found in many ancient architectures and even in paintings by Leonardo Da Vinci. The numbers were also used to create beautiful musical compositions. This is definitely something worth exploring.

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