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You can move the task bar around

It's abit like winpopup!

The API Spyer tracks any window that the mouse is over, giving info such as the window handle (hWnd), its class name, its text, etc. This program also allows you to change the text of a window, get its hDC and Window Rect, and change its enabled and visible states. The API Spyer also features self-immunity so that it will not track itself (so you can click on the command button to change the current window, for instance) and can be set to stay on top. Note: beware as to what windows you are hiding/disabling because you might not be able to show/enable them again (like the desktop windows).

Allows events when a mouse enters and leaves a client area of a control, so you don't have to use a timer to constantly check the position of the mouse (inefficient, and bad coding), useful for creating hyperlinks, hotspots, etc... Utilizes a class for ease of use and strict API for maximum efficiency and speed

Here's a great example of how to make a 'real' text editor in VB. This one has a Tabbed-Multiple-Document-Interface (see screen-shot for example)! Users of UltraEdit, NetCaptor or Opera will know what I mean. Commented source should make it easy to apply the interface to your own programs. This program handles over 128 documents simultaneously, has print functions, clipboard functions and full formatting controls (eg. align, colour, font, size, bold, etc.) It took many hours to make, test and debug this program so your vote would be appreciated. Future version will include hex editing, spell checker, DOC and PDF support, full undo/redo, etc... This program will be released as postcardware in future; this means you send me some ideas, suggestions, comment, etc.. and i send you the unlock code so the program isn't retricted. THIS VERSION ISN'T RESTRICTED THOUGH :-) Thanks for you interest! There are links in the help menu & and you can also vote from there. if you don't have the VB6 runtimes you can get them here: http://lantis.anu.edu.au/blade/develop/vb/runtimes/VBRUN60.EXE and if you don't have comdlg32.ocx, mscomctl.ocx and richtx32.ocx you can get them here: http://lantis.anu.edu.au/blade/develop/vb/controls/

A complete screen saver based on the film "The Matrix" This code is based on the original submission by Stuart Pennington, however adds more functionality. It is now a complete screen saver, with customisation options, and real previews in the config dialog and Display Properties. It also has a couple of minor bug fixes. The code also has some API routines for selecting colours and fonts. Well worth a look if you liked the original submission.

Led follows wav file. See how to Load a wav file into a byte array using DirectSounds ReadBuffer method, then read that info into an led at run-time. Simply check for playing wavs position, then use that position as a lookup point in the byte array. Then some simple math turns 0-127 into 0-10. This is not completly accurate because some wavs are mono and some are stereo.

THIS VERY COOL FUNCTION TAKES A NORMAL STRING AND CONVERT EVERY CHARACTER IN IT FROM UCase TO LCase OR FROM LCase TO UCase... CHECK IT OUT!! AND VOTE IF YOU FIND IT USEFUL

This is a very simple tutorial to follow for adding pagination to a page that connects to an Access database. The download is a tutorial that I wrote in HTML format. Please vote for my code and comments are always nice.

This website loads Holy Quran from a microsoft Access Database file. This Database holds Quran in 9 Languages i am working on the Dutch language now and will post it soon.

Its just something I through togeather real quick, It just shows you how to use all the Common Controls, eg: ProgressBar, Slider, TabStrip, Treeview, ListView, ToolBar, StatusBar...

This program explains beginners to write functions to find the length of a string and to reverse a string without using the in-built functions strlen and strrev. Rate the code if you like it and also comment on the code.

This example shows you how to use the CommonDialog control to select a Printer, a color, a font or a picture. Fully commented, very useful for beginners.

Shows many API functions like hiding start button and hiding other windows. Hides the cursor, hides the desktop icons. Thats all I am saying. *** THIS IS A MUST*** Please vote for me

Kewl Jewels is a game similar to, but ALOT better than, Tetris. I decided to make a game that takes brains rather than joystick abuse, so read the 'readme' file because it's only fun if you know the rules. But, once you get it, it's the most addictive game I've ever made! Challenges you brain, requires quick, descisive thinking and it's really annoying when you lose! The idea is to make jewels disappear by aligning them in rows of 3 or more similar colours. Often, a 'chain reaction' occurs and you bring the whole tower down, which is really cool (or kewl!). This game shows lots of recursive algorithms and quadratic scoring methods meaning that you get rewarded tons more for bigger reactions. Also shows of a bit of simple BitBlt and Sound FX. If you find this game addictive, please vote. If you can honestly say that you only had just one go, then don't bother voting but I bet you can't play this just once!

I wanted a better looking container control than using a picture box or a frame so I decided to make this. Complete source code included. Includes many different looks, autosizing of a child control to fit the container3d control, mouse enter and mouse exit events. *Updated Now To Include Transparent/Opaque BackStyle Property.

The problem with Access databases is that when you delete records, the .MDB file doesn't shrink. It just grows and grows and grows – until someone either compacts it or you run out of disk space. This tip will show you how to compact a JET database up to 100 times!

This is just a single Bas file with two functons for binary read and write of files. The functions are using API's for a better performance.

This is used for a spy tool, getting back at someone, all kinds of things. It doesn't have that may features but i am working on it and it is getting better. I am curently working on the RAT and should be out in the next version. ~Please vote for my code~ .zip (184kb)

Here's an easy-to-use utility that can take a chunk of plain text and generate a summary with up to a number of words you specify (e.g., 1000). This code demonstrates an exceedingly cool algorithm I recently read about that basically works like this. Count all the occurrances of each word in the text. Score each sentence based mainly on how many of the most frequent words are in it (with a few other biases and ignoring dull words like "the"). Pick enough of the highest scoring sentences to meet the maximum word limit for the summary. Assemble these sentences into a summary. Unbelievably simple, in theory. Not bad in practice, despite the fact that the engine doesn't really "understand" what it's summarizing. All it's doing is picking out the most "representative" sentences. Included with this demo is an article from Seasoned Cooking magazine (seasoned.com). Try setting the maximum number of words to 100, 200, 300, and so on and see what you get. You can paste any text in you want. Be sure, though, that you help the engine out by putting one or more blank lines between any paragraphs, bullet points, etc. Also, be aware that all periods are assumed to be end-of-sentence markers, even in abbreviations like "i.e.". This and a few other limitations make this algorithm imperfect, but still very illustrative of one kind of linguistic analysis engine. I suspect this sort of code is unique on Planet Source Code, so I welcome and encourage your comments. Your vote is also appreciated. ---------------- Recent Updates: 8 November 2000: Engine improvement - Added a list of "hot words" to bias in favor of sentences with words like "key" and "important" 9 July 2000: Engine improvements - Ignores words with few characters - Ignores topmost frequent words - Ignores lower half of infrequent words - Better bias towards beginning and end paragraphs