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Microsoft provided a pretty lame example of saving the Form Size on Registry. This example is on the MSDN Library. In 20 minutes I was able to write a few lines of code that will save not only the Form Size but also the WindowState! The WindowState is a commonly forgotten property that should always be saved. A very surprising example of this mistake can be found on Adobe Illustrator 10! When I Maximize Illustrator's window and, then, close the application, it doesn't memorize the WindowState. When I reopen Illustrator, its window fills the entire screen but it is on Normal WindowState. Because of this, the window is always a little bit off the right position. I always end up maximizing the window. Every single time!! Don't do the same mistake! Just follow the instructions below and you will be home free! :) ============================================================ Update 05/31/02 - 3:22AM! (My wife hates me!!) :) ============================================================ I heard the crowd and made considerable changes on the code. Now it checks the screen size so, in the rare event that the user reduces the resolution of his monitor, the Form will not end up off screen or too big. I, also, fixed a little bug on the Form Unload event. (What would you expect from a code that took me only 20 minutes to write!!) :) ============================================================ Update 05/31/02 - 11:16AM! (Now, my boss hates me, too!!) :) ============================================================ I just made a few tweaks on the code. I can't help it. I am a perfectionist! :) The code will, now, use the name of the Form to create the name of the keys that are going to be created on Registry.

This is just an updated version of my shell replacement named Nexcon. Nexcon Shell Replacement Includes a whole ton of features. You will just need to check out the program to find out. Please note that the screenshot is from version 1(not much has changed with the GUI though). Please download it and try it out. You don't need to vote just please leave a comment and tell me what you think so I can improve it. If you look through the code you'll see parts of a network OS. Not finished yet though.

This GUI Interface will create Virtual Drives on your system. Say you have C:\ as a harddrive and D:\ as a CDROM. You can instantly make W:\ point right to C:\GAMES. Or make Q:\ point to your CDROM drive. Or R:\ become C:\windows! Use any letter. Shows up in explorer and dos mode.

This light-weight OCX not only remembers when a form is resized, but also when it is moved; handles MDI Parent/Child forms and SDI forms; a CenterForm function that works in both MDI & SDI forms plus if the TaskBar is visible! Drop the control on a form, add one line of code (see screenshot) and the OCX does the rest! Two example apps are included to demonstrate MDI & SDI usage. Enjoy!

This Code allows you perform most of the common API Registry functions you might need. Supporting String & Binary Values, but still, it is very easy to use and it will teach you alot about registry programming if you are new with this. If you already have the knowlege, you will see how useful this is :) Comon i'm not sayin anything more, just check it out, Post your FeedBacks & Vote 4 me :) Please Rate it ok ? Thanx :)

How to apply textures from emboss/engrave filters.

I wrote this for my friend Andrew who needed a Star-Wars-Style credits for his math project. The speed is adjustable, as well as font and everything else. The maximum number of lines is the upper bound of the arrays. The AlphaBlend API (which, along with a few other functions, I got from some unknown author) requires Windows 98 or greater. It took forever to work out the bugs, so please vote. Hope you like it.