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---XPDualMonths DLL File Source Code--- Features: 1.Single Month display and Dual Months display. 2.Multi-selection with <shift> key,even using Mouse rectangling to do multiselection;Using <Ctrl> to de-select it. 3.Left,right,up,down,home,end key to move selected day. 4.Customerized visual styles.(Border style,color styles,Line styles...) 5.Selected dates can be rolled back. 6.DLL File attached to a Picturebox 7.Resizable 8.Easy to extend to 12 months Update June 6 2007 Add DrawArrow routine Update June 9 2007 Add PopUpMenu for fast Month and Year access,thanks for Randy Giese for his excellent PopUp Menu Tutorial (PSC ID=68311). Update April 20 2008 Full Unicode Support Update April 22 2008 Office 2003 Owner-Drawn Menu Update April 27 2008 Chinese Lunar Calendar for Commercial Update May 1st 2008 Demo optimized a bit. Update May 2nd 2008 Add FormatLocaleDate function to format date by Locale ID or your own Format,requested by ThePiper.

Multi-Column Combo using Listview

The original author of this code is Mike Payne. Kenneth Foster expanded his work, adding the horizontal style and several more properties. Version 3.5: When drawing a new control, the code looks at the aspect ratio of the new control and sets the Style property accordingly. Toggling the Style property of the control swaps the width/height dimensions, thus preventing the control from shrinking to a small square as in previous versions. Version 3.4: The Enable property has been added. I can't believe I overlooked that one. There is another zip file in the main zip file called FaderBW.zip. It is the same control as the main control except it does not have colored buttons. See the readme.txt in the zip file for more information. Version 3.3: A non-fatal calculation error that only occurred when changing the style and button size while in the IDE has been fixed. The slider now has colored buttons. Version 3.2: Thanks to ThePiper for pointing out a crash when using large values for Min/Max/Value. This has been fixed. Version 3.1: I cleaned up the ReDraw, DrawPicAtValue, and OneIncrement code. The original tick marks would draw every n pixels. I changed them to be evenly spaced apart. By setting the TickMarkCnt = Max - Min - 1, the slider will snap to the tick marks. Version 3.0: I added the Border on/off property, the Min property, corrected a minor bug in the border drawing procedure and added a little error checking when reading property values.

This control when added to your VB app will grab the current weather from the net. You can control how the output will look.

This demo code shows how you can put progressbars into a listview control. Same principle works with other controls,too. For example commandbutton, picturebox or combobox. Works with horizontal, vertical and keyboard scrolling. Changing the column size is also no problem. This demo uses subclassing. I used the subclassing control by SoftCircuits. You can get it for free at http://www.softcircuits.com. Or use your own subclassing code. It should be no problem modifying the program to get it to work.

This Common Dialog replaces Microsoft's Common Dialog as using that would just add one more dependancy to your project, where VB already has more than enough of that! Though it is by no means already completed as it doesn't already got colour or font picking abilities, nor does it have a print dialog. It's also not as easy as with the MS Commondialog to use this in your apps. I'll continue on this though as it'd be really great to slowly replace all of that dumb control packages (where you only need one control but got to include the whole file) with single controls, that can be used as usercontrols, not as ocx's which is by my opinion much better as you don't have to take care about the registering and stuff... I dont really trust the setup anymore.

Updated! Very nice command button (ActiveX control) with gradient filling. If client screen color depth is 256 colors or less – looks as regular command button. You can change caption-image order (position) from left to right or top to bottom. When created this control - used two algorithms from www.planet-source-code.com. Want to say personal thank you to: Rocky Clark (Gradient filter algorithm); Manuel Augusto Santos (Emboss filter algorithm). Please rate it! E-mail bugs to [email protected]. Feel free to use this control in your application (if you'd like to) as much as you want. If you'll modify it - please leave my name in the About box! Enjoy! PS: (Please rate it)

::UPDATED:: With these procedures, you can make your Delphi forms translucent [see through] using some API that's in Win2k and Windows XP. If you like it, please vote. This is written in the newest Delphi version (6).

Create DOS like Shadows to your form with just one line code

Guys as i promised, here am back with the resizeable and moveable version of Translucency OCX... a Novel method to implement translucency to your VB Forms, with just a single line of code !!!!! You expect it to be more easy ????

Circular Button Control

Create Translucency to your forms.. by a single line of code.....

Example of control that splits another two

This is an enhancement of Dr. C's code submitted today. His code dealt with EASY TO IMPLETEMENT API Based AutoCompletion Class which features an auto-dropdown option for VB Combo Boxes. He should get full credit for the class developed. It is very good work. Further enhancements made to his fine work includes (1) a simple database which loads the combo box with values, (2) a primary module containing useful stuff, (3) Added a Gotfocus and LostFocus to Combo box to manipulate the displayed value, (4) added ENTER key acceptance capability. His original code can be found at http://www.planet-source-code.com/vb/scripts/ShowCode.asp?txtCodeId=34618&lngWId=1. Users can type in some existing value or create a new value "on-the-fly" into the Combobox. Try it and see. I felt many of you would like the changes so I am posting them. Let me know what you think.

This is the source code to a custom control that will give you more power to work with VB forms. Extra properties, functions, and events including FormMoved, SysTray Icon, Form Shape etc. This is a useful tool even if I do say so myself, I use it and you will notice that if you down load my next Upload called System Mage (Wait and see!) WARNING: Terry has pointed out a glaring error in my code that has baffled me. Somewhere along the line I have coded an error into the property page that causes an error and I haven't located it yet. I'm going to warn everyone about it until I fix it but leave it on here so you can still use the example of the functions in the control. If you see my mistake then pls let me know! Cheers.

Making Animated Gradien Label. Changing the background of a label.

Explode the form.Zoom in and Zoom out the form

This is not just a standard DirectoryTree control. It is enhanced over the various submissions here in several ways - firstly, it doesn't use the Dir$() command, or the FSO for two reasons: 1) speed, and 2) filesize (The FSO adds a huge dependancy). Instead, it uses API wherever possible. Secondly, it doesn't use dummy nodes to simulate children, but instead it popuplates each node fully, then uses the scarcely documented ApiSHChangeNotifyRegister API to register for shell change events (When a folder created, renamed, moved, or removed). This produces a control that is well integrated with Explorer. Lastly, it has a right click menu to allow controls over the directories - renaming, creation and deletion. Any action you perform on the control will be performed on the local disk! If you rename your desktop, it will really be renamed! (So don't do it.. :D) It's been tested on several Windows systems, but if you find any bugs, I'd love to know about them. If you like it, vote. Thanks :)

Creating bar and line charts is fairly well documented on the MSDN CD, but 2D XY (what I call XY scatter graphs) are not. This example demonstrates a method to not only create 2D XY graphs, but also plot multiple series on the same chart. The things that need to be done are pretty esoteric, including using multiple DataGrid columns for each series, removing null points from one or more series, etc., which makes this kind of graph very unique. This example also illustrates some other properties and methods that can be useful for other types of charts.

Syntax Highlighter with linenumbers. Also has the ability to load syntax and colors at runtime, which makes it great for multi-language code books. ## EDIT ## I managed to get the tabs to work nicely using Paul Caton's Keyboard Hook (http://www.Planet-Source-Code.com/vb/scripts/ShowCode.asp?txtCodeId=42918&lngWId=1) For the next version I am looking to have Undo/Redo capabilities.