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This is a Connect 4 singleplayer game. The graphics are nice and the source code is very small. The game is funny. Hope you like it! And vote for me !!!

This code provides client-side text-field validation using VBscript and regular expressions. It also allows you to use other intrinsic VBscript functions as well as a thorough function that checks for a valid e-mail address. Very simple to use. Just plug two new input attributes into your HTML and include the script files and you're up and running.

This is a "Time Textbox". Kinda like the 'Windows > Control Panels > Date and Time' one... It has a separate input for hour, mins, am\pm. use the "up and down" arrows to chnage the time"..please try it out, and vote if ya like it. Provide some feedback too...

(Update 3/2/2000 I forgot to add the Enum To be used with the MyFormValuesOnLoad() Array But its in there now:) This code will aide in determining if Data has changed on a form. It serves many purposes. 1. To tell wether or not it is approriate to prompt user if they want to save changes they have made. 2. if the user wants to Reset or Undo changes they have made to a single text box, checkbox, or combobox Or all Controls at once(Works for control arrays as well).

Here's a little bit of code that I'm using in one of my apps. I slaved over it for 3 nights, so I thought that others might also like to use it. Basically, it Displays a bounding box around the window that the cursor is over, just like selecting a window in Microsoft SPY++. (I decompiled it and monitored it and used dependancies and all sorts of junk from there too, in hope of imitating it). So here it is. This code snippet uses window regions, hDC's, System Objects, and basically complex drawing API's. It also shows how to clean up after yourself (I.e., Release memory correctly). Although it uses advanced techniques, you should get an idea of how graphics sort of work from here. Highly commented code, so as to maximise the knowledge that you can get from here. Please leave comments, as the feedback makes the program. If you like it, please vote :o) Jolyon Bloomfield February 2000

Displays a nice HTML calendar!

It allows the user to access Oracle Stored Procedures from VB, including getting ADO recordsets back

The version 1.0 of my forum was the first web forum posted on Planet Source Code and it was Contest Winner in February/2000. Now I finally release version 2.0! New and Improved! A lot of new features, including : * Multiple replies * E-mail notification * Counter for every message * A Configuration page MtMWeb Forum is HIGHLY configurable - you can change almost everything using your browser via a configuration page. It is fully functional and ready to rock! Enter MtMWeb Forum Home Page - http://mtmwebforum.vbf1.net If you want to E-mail me : [email protected]

Allows Administrator or 'Administrators' group users to start and stop services from a web interface. Also allows viewing of a subset of services (options are All/Starting/Started/Stopping/Stopped).

A teaching tool that opens both Excel and Text files as data sources using ADO 2.6. The recordset then is streamed into XML for display. Then the XML is transformed back into ADO for updating the data source (Excel file or Text file).

This code shows the use of a dynamic array for the storage of data. Recordsets are memory hogs, and shouldn't be passed across the server, so why even use one? What I was doing with this code was displaying a list of users on my website. After getting the data, I would have it build a table for the information and create hyperlinks for the appropriate fields. I've seen others do this, but they use recordsets to build them, which defeats its purpose. All the code is done with one trip to the server, so you won't see all those carrot tags being opened and closed throughout my work : )

this simple code will add all of the user's fonts to a combobox. this is ideal for making word processers, etc.

Out on the road and need to quickly "tweak" one of the pages on your web site? Find a typo while surfing your site and want to fix it while you still remember? AnyPortal Site Manager is a web site support tool that lets you view the directory structure of your web site and then add, change or delete files using only your Internet browser. (AnyPortal Site Manager is exclusively for use on web sites based on Microsoft's Active Server Pages technology.) You don't need a text editor or ftp client. You don't need FrontPage. You certainly don't need Visual InterDev. AnyPortal Site Manager is a single Active Server Pages document that you copy into the root folder of any ASP web site. (Just one page --- no graphics, no helper files, no configuration --- copy it and you're set to go!) Once loaded, you use AnyPortal Site Manager like you would any ASP page. Just type in the URL and start clicking! Visit www.anyportal.com for the latest version.

Creates an Online Shopping centre This program shows: 1. How to register a new user 2. How to accept an already registered user 3. Retriving a lost password of a registered user 4. Online shopping...shop till you run out of money!

This practical guide aims to be a complete programming guide as well as a reference for the serious ASP programmer. You don't have the time to rummage through 1000-page thick books? You don't have the time to sift through jokes & wisecracks? This is the right resource for you ... This guide does not assume any prior knowledge of ASP, and starts from the ground up. The chapters are organized according to the increasing complexity of ASP scripts that you will be writing. Simple scripts come first, and then the techniques needed for more complex scripts are covered. This is especially useful for the beginner who is usually inundated by long, boring technical dissertations in the first chapter of any book. Experienced programmers will also find this guide useful, for it contains the following references in one easy-to-locate booklet. VBScript Reference A complete documentation of all VBScript functions with the necessary information for using them. Ideal for those situations where you know what you want to do, but can't remember the function that will do it for you. SQL Reference This includes complete syntactic specifications of the Structured Query Language, along with examples to demonstrate the use. ADO Reference A guide on ASP cannot miss out this quintessential section. It gives complete details on most of the objects in the ADO hierarchy. Since you can download the PDF, you don't need to be online in order to read it. A printer-friendly publication format means you can print it and read it anywhere. More Information

This program is a kind of browser that shows image files, like ACDSee. (Of Course This program is much humble than ACDSee.) Anyway, you can do many things, like magnifying, reducing, copying, pasting, cutting, scrolling, and so on.

Add multiple Discussion Forums to your site with this code. Users can post messages to various forums and view the message list in a threaded format (the message comes first, then all the replies, in a tree-like structure) It provides advanced forum features such as: Multiple Forums You need not create separate tables when you decide to add more Forums to your site. Just add a new Forum in one place! Threaded Message Display So you can keep track of the messages and replies. Each message forms part of a hierarchical tree. Complete Information on every message The message display includes a list of all replies to the current message, plus a link to the original message (to which this is a reply) Fully Customizable All the customizable aspects have been isolated into one file (CONFIG.INC), so you can modify the script without fear of breaking the code. Cookies to store names The same user need not enter his name more than once; cookies do the trick automatically. No hardcoded paths So you don't need to fumble when you are trying to run the script for the first time. All paths are relative to the current directory, and you can modify that by changing a Constant in ONE single place. If you're learning ASP, you can go through the well-documented code to see how records are inserted, updated and retrieved from a database.

This code will help understanding the use of the MAPI controls

Cool Talker is one of the most interesting programs for altering text. Just check it out, even if you aren't interested, it's a MUST SEE!

This is a control derrived from MFC's CWnd class... it's more or less a worthless control... it doesn't do much but make cool little "bloobs" move around in the control and melts them together. Just a neat little effect to add to your MFC programs to catch someone's attention.