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UPDATE(2002-12-13): Sample HookMenu 1.4 introduces RightToLeft forms support. __________________________________________________ UPDATE(2002-11-27): Sample HookMenu 1.3.5 fixes problems with MDI forms. Separators are reduced to 3 pixels to match Office XP ones. You can use DontHookMenu=1 when debugging and the control is part of your project. __________________________________________________ UPDATE(2002-11-23): Sample HookMenu 1.3.4 fixes troubles in NT 4.0, menubar background color in Win XP classic appearance and sub-menu arrow forecolor if menu text is not black. __________________________________________________ UPDATE(2002-11-21): Sample HookMenu 1.3.3 fixes an XP redraw bug, an accelerator (underlined) symbols bug and keyboard navigation in Win9x. Sample HookMenu 1.3.2 adds custom drawing of sub-menus arrows and fixes unicode strings support. Various fixes for Win95 support. __________________________________________________ UPDATE(2002-11-20): Sample HookMenu 1.3.1 fixes issues with WindowList menus and 3rd level sub-menus positioning. __________________________________________________ UPDATE(2002-11-18): Sample HookMenu 1.3 fixes issues with the subclasser (both in Win 9x and NT/2K/XP) so no more GPFs. Closer Office XP experience: menu colors are closer to Office values in 8bit color depth and in high contrast color scheme; menu shadow simplified as in Office in 8bit color depth; popup menus are positioned manually two pixels down; seamless shadow if popup is above the menubar. __________________________________________________ UPDATE(2002-11-12): Sample HookMenu 1.2 fixes the issue with TextBox popup menus (finally!). Some design time issues and menubar background color problems spotted by Ovidiu Boldea. Also, the property page is working more fluently now. I'm sick of win9x and so these are not supported from now on (ok, promise to do my best:-)). __________________________________________________ UPDATE(2002-11-10): Sample HookMenu 1.1 fixes issues in NT 4.0 and MDI child forms. Can anyone test the control under win95? __________________________________________________ This is a second attempt on moduleless window subclasser featuring "run-time dynamically generated machine code". The original was submitted by Paul Caton a couple of months ago. The present version is safer and is based on a completely rewritten assembly thunk. Also I have changed the name of the subclasser to reflect more closely what in fact it's doing. In addition to this you get the hooking thunk which (you guessed it) hooks windows hooks in a convenient and safe way. Both of the thunks' source files (assembly) are included. Both thunks are designed to be and have shown to be exceptionally safe in the IDE, they seem immune to both the end button and End statement - try to crash them and let me know what your results are. The screenshot is from a sample project (included in the zip) which subclasses a form's menus and turns them into Office XP clones - now it's not necessary to include 13000 lines of "supercode" to get the Office XP style menus under win 98/2000/XP/.Net Server (not tested on 95/NT btw). Enjoy and leave your votes!

Render 3D Objects using a inputted list of vertices and polygonal planes on a X, Y, Z environment. Originally an Object loader for a scrapped chess game. Render in wireframe or vector shading. It's not very well remarked, but I'm sure most of you will understand it. I hope you like it.

make a no rectangular window with transparante bitmap color same that k-jofol or over skinnable application with 2 api in a Dll.

Want to create scientific calculator? Today with Chip 8083 FX you can do it very easy. This chip is a kind of ActiveX DLL that handle simple math expression. But... As a mater of fact, simple but powerfull. You can use any expression, and you can use more then 30 build-in functions. If that's not ok for you, you can define your own function and use it in your expression. Try to use it, and you will know... Chip 8083 FX is very powerfull tools that ever created!

This button is cool for you that using graphics on form. If you move your mouse over the button, the button come with highlight picture base on form pictures. Click it, and the button move down still with the background. This is looks like IE title bar with skin. For more information, you can email me: [email protected]

Draws various paterns with simple line techniques.Just thought it might save someone some coding.

Select Colors Easily With This Free Control Please Vote ! And Give Constructive Comments!

I've been looking for this and found nothing so i started it myself, and here it is! PS: Don't belive that, listen the actual story I searched for something like this and only found a simple ruler. Only had the 4 modes thing, the orientation and the cursor-following lines. But it didn't work fine. So i fixed the orientation, added a code i found here to make it with borders (6 to choose from =] ), added back and font color stuff, and changed the code cause before it didn't remember and load settings if u used it in an app. So, here it is, what YOU have been looking for too! The ruler OCX! Comes with full source, a little example form (u can see it in the screenshot) and a little request: Please if u make any changes, tell me, or send me it so i can have it to (i have an app using this ruler and it will be great to improve it) If u want to vote, i'll be glad. that way more users will know about this and they can help with it too hehe =] Maybe not the best control in the world, but it's useful. Hope u like it!!

The Control Will Take an Image And Scroll it Across It's Parents Background. There Are 8 Directions To Choose From, And All The BitBlt Styles Are Availiable. This Control Has Only Been Tested In VB6. It May Need Minor Modifications To Work On VB5, If This Is The Case Please Notify Others in the feedback section.

This is part 2 of creating a window from scratch. This will show you how to impliment Buttons, Listbox, Combobox, Lables, Timers, etc dynamically on a window that was created from scratch. If you want the skeleton code for Part 1 go here: http://www.planetsourcecode.com/vb/scripts/ShowCode.asp?txtCodeId=34819&lngWId=1

Mit TimeChart_ado.ocx können Zeiträume von, zB. Urlaubplänen oder Projektplanungen, grafisch dargestellt werden. Dabei werden die relevanten Infos aus deiner individuellen Datenbank ausgelesen. NEU: Im Gegensatz zur DAO Version (TimeChart.ocx) nutzt dieses Ding nun ADO 2.1 und kann damit an jede datenbank gehangen werden, die ADO unterstützt!

Mit diesem OCX können Zeiträume grafisch dargestellt werden, z.B. für Urlaubsübersichten oder Projektzeitpläne. Farben, Inhalte und Beschriftung sind leicht änderbar. Automatischer Scrollbalken beim verkleinern. Neben dem SourceCode ist noch ein gut dokumentiertes Beispiel enthalten. Voraussetzung ist eine Access-Datenbank (mdb)

This form contains an example of how to do a simple Outlook-type split form. The splitter code is modifed from the http://www.vb-helper.com/HowTo/hsplit.zip code. I have updated to include icons and labels under each button. The project is now only compatible with VB6 as I am using a resource file to store the icons. I have found and fixed the problem with icons not disappearing when the form is resized and also implemented scrolling to allow users to see obscured icons.

Yet another lame installment of simple effects.. this one uses lines and labels to simulate a button of different shapes.. i believe ive commented it enough for basic understanding (not like its complicated). So check it out, leave a flame, and have a coke and a smile..... ;)

A lame little "3D" effect with a shape and a command button. makes it look like the button is floating above the form.. the contained code shows how to further that effect by moving the button..

The only code I could find for this used tons of api and was a bit difficult (at least for me) this code is only 3 lines and works well.It lets you save room on your form by making your dropdown bigger than its combobox. My use for this was as a state field on a form. The box showed the two letter abbreviation for each state, but if you dropped down the box it showed the full state name. I'm sure you will find your own uses for this

Self updaing transparent / translucent form. It's cthru! (Expanded on Kevin Tupper's and BoS's work.)

Explains the basics of using collections in Visual Basic. These are a very powerful and often unused feature of VB.

This form can be used as a template for creating dynamic "Outlook" style forms in VB. Each frame resizes independently...and best of all, NO OCX!

Very basic example of creating a user control. This one has actually turned out to be useful in an application I wrote. I kept the features to a minimum in this one so that it would be easier to see how it works.