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ASP_Volume3 #47742
Transparent Bitmap/GIF/JPG with one line of code!

While surfing the web i found the API for a function named TransparentBlt in C++ and i changed it over to VB. If you like BitBlt, your going to love this. 2 examples on how to use this API, one deals with a transparent animation, and the other is just a basic example using GetPixel API. Enjoy, cause this is a god-sent for me.

ASP_Volume3 #50740
Multi File Select CommonDialog Box - Must have for MP3 players

Lets you select Multi files out of a CommonDialog box and list the paths in one list and the filesname in another This code is a must have for people making a MP3 player Please tell me what you think, and vote!

ASP_Volume3 #49563
Listbox, Common Dialog/Multi Select, Drag Drop/Multi Select, Parsing Example

You can drag (multiple or just one) files from a program like windows explorer or a common dialog onto a listbox & add them all to it, & parse before adding to just get the dir, filename or the whole thing.

ASP_Volume3 #50724
Moving Transparency

Hard to explain. Check the screen shot. The blue part is moving from left to right.

ASP_Volume3 #48641
How To Integrate Plug-Ins in Your Applications

This is a demo application of using ActiveX DLLs to implement custom plug-ins in you programs (written by you or other people), including methods to install and load them.

ASP_Volume3 #50628
A dead good example of Automation with Outlook

This demonstration program gives examples of how you can control Outlook using AUTOMATION to create mail, contacts and appointments. You can adapt this code to create the other outlook items.

ASP_Volume3 #49045
PDF Viewer

Using this code you can read the *.pdf files, created by the Adobe Acrobat Reader. This has all the controls... zoom out, zoom in, find, print, save as copy, select text, page navigators etc. Coded using the Adobe Acrobat Reader Active X Control (not mine). With this code you should be able to read most *.pdf files.

ASP_Volume3 #47410
Center Text in the Windows Titlebar

This code will read the active titlebar height and font parameters. The Caption of the window is then centered with the date and time. I looked long and hard to try to do this. Most PC's don't use a proportional font for the titlebar and thus the amount of characters displayed depend on the size of the character (i.e. "WWWWWWWWWW" is wider than "llllllllll" in most non-proportional fonts). I found some info on the web and modified it to allow the caption to be centered in the area between the titlebar bitmap and the 3 controlboxes. The Titlebar size and the titlebar font & size can be different from machine to machine. These settings affect how much data can be displayed in the caption of the window, as does the screen resolution. I had originally tried constants based on the form width, but these were not 100%. Try changing the form size and the active title bar settings to see it in operation.

ASP_Volume3 #50625
A tip to make life easier

Get rid of that design time syntax error message box.

ASP_Volume3 #50598
ADO Multiuser Form

This VB6 project demonstrates how to edit an ADO multiuser recordset using databound controls. It is based on the 'single-record form' created by the VB wizard, but adds: * Enhanced error handling * Improved user interface The demo allows several instances of the form to be opened, for a 'pretend' multiuser network.

ASP_Volume3 #50745
File Hider: Hide a folder or hide files from windows and dos!

This code shows how to hide and unhide folders from the operating system. Shows how to manipulate file and folder attribute bytes to hide folders and/or hide files. Hidden folders and all their contents will be invisible to any and all applications until you unhide it. This program requires you to create a text file called pltQr01w.sys which will hold your initial password before you use it. Not doing so will no longer cause a run-time error, but rather will ask you what you would like the password to be. Bug reports to [email protected]

ASP_Volume3 #50746
Power Notepad

This is a very powerful notepad example. It is probably one of the best notepad examples on plantet-source-code. It also has a built in HTML editor, allows you to add images and pictures, spell check, and dozens of more options.

ASP_Volume3 #50741
CommonDialog Multi Select - Must Have Code

Update of my old code, does the samething just explained Also Demain Net riped my code and put it in there program u can see this because my post was done before they updated there U can get my old code here http://www.planet-source-code.com/xq/ASP/txtCodeId.12096/lngWId.1/qx/vb/scripts/ShowCode.htm This code is a must for people making mp3 players etc everyone should have this code Tip: Make your CommonDialog Box max file size "9999" If you think this code is good (and it is) please vote for me

ASP_Volume3 #45410
QuickSort with Multiple Keys

This example performs a quicksort on multiple keys, on an array of UDT's in memory.

ASP_Volume3 #49176
E-Mail Checker - Improved!

Well you guys are sure tough to please! What must I do to get comments and votes in here?? Hopefully this hot new update to my multi-server e-mail checker is the answer. Now displays a list of mail waiting for you on all monitored servers! A must see!

ASP_Volume3 #66301
Binary2C++

Convert a binary file in a useful C/C++ structure that can be included in a C/C++ source.

ASP_Volume3 #50626
Automation of the Word Spell Checker

To help out my Dutch friend Frederik who needed to spell check in various languages, I designed this simple example. To adapt it to use a particular dictionary, supply the dictionary path as an option like so: w1.CheckSpelling(Text1.Text,"c:\path\MyDic.DIC)

ASP_Volume3 #50627
Essential Keyboard Shortcuts

A few VB editor-shortcut keys that make life worthwhile.

ASP_Volume3 #50776
Disabled Text Does Not Appear Disabled

This tip is on the off chance you want to break with GUI standards and show a disabled text box (or other control) without the typical grayed out "disabled" look.

ASP_Volume3 #50679
Kaleidescope

This code demonstrates the technique of writing direct to graphical memory in a Kaleidescope. The technique basically maps an array to a bitmap address. Changes to the array then affect the bitmap. I first saw this method used by Simon Price.

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