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Explores a VB project and displays the number of lines of code per object

Multi-Clipboard is a small application that run in the systray, and it turns possible the use of up to 4 clipboards. In this version, it works with text only. To use: Copy Paste Ctrl+C+1 Ctrl+1+V Ctrl+C+2 Ctrl+2+V Ctrl+C+3 Ctrl+3+V Ctrl+C+4 Ctrl+4+V * Only using Control+C or Control+V, the application is ignored. sorry, this code is not commented. Enjoy

your mind is nuts! take a look ... lines or squares... hum.

This is an explorer band addon for IE/Windows Explorer (ie when you click on Favorites the little side bar that comes up is an Explorer Band) the example is a simple mp3 player that runs while IE is open so you can listen to mp3s while you look at webpages...you could change this into something more useful...vote vote vote!!! Read the README file first!!!!!! New Update!! added a readme and .reg file with instructions for adding a button to the IE toolbar for IE Webamp!!! Vote!! [new screenshot!] xTrin

Make any windows transparent with this code! Includes two options : "Mouse" were you point your mouse at a window title and it can become transparent. Then there is the "ComboBox" thing were you can select a window from a combobox and make it transparent. By the way this code only WORKS UNDER WINDOWS 2000!

This code is a reupload of Kjell Ervik code! It includes everything that he had exept it is more like the real tip of the day form because it actually reads a text file! Happy Codeing (Please Vote For Me)

I noticed a lack of Novell application code on this site, so I created this example from code found on the Novell developer site. It retrieves the Novell user ID and tree name using API calls. Requires, of course, Novell, the Novell Libraries for Visual Basic found at http://developer.novell.com/ndk/vblib.htm and the latest Novell Client.

Display the contents of any file in Hex/Ascii format. Code is well-documented and demonstrates uses of the Status Bar, Progress Bar & Rich Text Box controls. Updated program on 12/13/2000: Added a C Dll that greatly increased format speed of input file. Check HexView.cpp for a tip on how to debug a dll called from Visual Basic. I included Visual Basic statements in the HexView.cpp file so it serves as a tutorial for someone interested in writing a C Dll.

This handy little utility will generate valid credit card numbers for Visa, Mastercard, American Express and Discover. Like other programs here it uses the LUHN formula for verification. The random generator uses 11 banks for Visa, 4 for american express, 1 for mastercard and 1 for discover. (More can be added. check comments in Validate.frm) This program was not written to defraud but for education purposes only, to show how simple the LUHN formula is. PLEASE USE IT AS IT IS INTENDED -- EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES. After the random number has been selected it then verifies it, and will continue to evaluate random numbers until it has selected a valid number.(Takes about 1 to 2 seconds.) The validate option allows you to input a number and verify it as either Valid or Invalid. Don't forget to rate this program. --Enjoy

Sup. This is the latest version of error.bas out right now, December 10, 2000 at 12:02 A.M., beta 2. As with any beta versions of anything, there will be some bugs. Updates will always be posted here until the final version is released. error.bas, beta 2, has 200+ subs now. This is now the best AOL 6.0 bass file out right now, help keep it that way be emailing me your thoughts, ideas, and bug fixes. Email me at [email protected]. Please title the subject appropriately to ensure the reading of your mail.

This source code will search for a certain string from a TextBox (can be modified to search from any string-bearing control, etc.). Once the string is found, a message box will appear letting you know that the string was found, and then the string will be highlighted.

Displays a hidden credits 'screen' or 'message' if the correct keystring is entered while the form is focused

Program to use a serial scanner (program with type 39 bar code) to view what was scanned into a com port. Program will let you change baud, bit, com port, etc....

By using the "Performance Timer" in all modern PC's it is possible to achieve timing accuracy of greater than one microsecond (yes, 1 millionth of a second). This code shows you how to use API calls to access and use it.

The function SecureHash generates a 160-bit (20-hex-digit) message digest for a given message (String) of any length. The digest is unique to the message. It is not possible to recover the message from the digest. The only way to find the source message for a digest is by the brute force hashing of all possible messages and comparison of their digests. For a complete description see FIPS Publication 180-1: http://www.itl.nist.gov/fipspubs/fip180-1.htm (HTML version) http://csrc.nist.gov/fips/fip180-1.txt (plain text version) I wrote this a few months ago, prior to recent PSC submissions describing how to use Internet Explorer's hashing functions (in advapi32.dll). It is present here solely for your edificaton and entertainment.

It finds all the drives connected to your computer in only 10 lines of code. And the is more about creating files and folders, Copying files and folders! Very handy !!

This code will close and (To the extent of my knowlege) stop AOL ads from downloading. These are not the popup window ads, but the ads on the read email, buddy list, etc. This code was tested in Compuserve, but should work the same with AOL. Let me know if it doesn't. Just run it and watch!

How do you design your tdbgrid? For I know, designing grid takes a lot of time. So how is if it can be done in run-time, and stay permanently? leave grid as default in design and let users to change style as they like.

This code is simply to illustrate the mathematical operations necessary to draw a circle. Of course I realize VB has built in functions for this, but thought this might be useful for some to understand. In my example, I use a picture box with the PSet method to do the drawing.

VB, Assembler & Resource files by Robert Rayment (see small update below) Only those interested in this topic should download these files. If you have been following some of the VB+assembler progs I've been putting on PSC you may have noticed that the assembly part is either in a bin file (com in earlier examples) or in a DLL. The disadvantage of both these is that they need to be in the same folder as the prog. This is OK for testing but is a nuisance for an EXE. Also we're usually talking about small bits of assembler to beef up parts of VB (Heineken approach). The DLL may be specific and so is not appropriate to register. Assembled snippets are often much faster than VB. Also, once you've got over the red-tape and peculiarities of the particular assembler, its often _easier_ (this may be a secret so don't tell anyone) A DLL has a minimum size of 16KB and a bin file 4KB (cluster size). What this submission shows is how to put your assembler code into a resource file which gets incorporated into an EXE freeing it from associations and only taking a few more bytes than the bin file size. A 32-bit Hex/Long integer/Binary converter is developed to demonstrate these techniques. The zip file is ~11KB. UPDATE: it is possible to simplify the load from res by InCode = LoadResData(101, "CUSTOM") lpMCode = VarPtr(InCode(0)) avoiding the save to disc. Make sure to delete the line lpMCode = VarPtr(InCode(1))