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Plays with full VB code mod files :) In my last version, Channels are fixed (see code) and some errors repaired. akt. version: 0.1.4b.

One day i got bored and made this hot key program which will load vb when you press control+q. You can put any program you want in this. I made it so it loaded every time i loaded windows. Vote for me if u like it! Happy Coding!

This example will demonstrate how to add and use command line arguments in your app.

This peer to peer program will let you chat, share files, send sounds over a network or the internet. It sets up random port comunication after connect so can not be used with firewall well.

This is a simple VB demo that shows how to draw a Chinese TaiChie Oracle.

This program is meant to be a reference to creating your own caller ID program, not an off the shelf application that works for everyone. There are several aspects of this program that will have to be taken into account before running it successfully.

.:. URL in a RichTextBox .:. [www. - http:// - mailto: - ftp://] You can Copy and Paste this Code in your Project, or you can Download a Example.

This code module gives you the ability to convert between short (DOS style 8.3) and long paths under ANY Win32 system. If you've ever had to do path conversions with the API you know that Win95/NT4 does not support the GetLongPathName() API which allows for short to long path name conversions. Those of you who have looked for a solution may have found David Goben’s wonderful (though poorly commented) GetLongPath() function on SearchVB.com, but it relies on the FileSystemObject (which did me no good). So I built this module which utilizes both conversion APIs (GetShortPathName() and GetLongPathName()) on the systems that support them (Win98+). For systems that do not support GetLongPathName() (Win95/NT4) the GetShortPathName() API is used along with Dir() to determine the long path name from the passed short path name. The code is very well commented but is not thoroughly tested; so if you find a bug, please let me know!. Thanks and enjoy!

This is a simple class that allows you to read from standard in (StdIn) and write to standard out (StdOut) and/or standard error (StdErr) via API calls. This allows you to do things like inputting a data file from the command line (i.e. - “C:\vb\YourProgram.exe outputfile.txt”) or output an error to the calling application (i.e. – “YourProgram.exe 2> errors.txt”). The class has been tested pretty well, but your mileage may vary =) UPDATE: Fixed a sloppy coding bug (forgot to rename the copy-n-pasted StdErr function, d'oh!). If you find a bug or want to suggest an improvement, please lemme know! Thanks and enjoy!

This is THE FASTEST AND MOST RELAIBLE Code To Find WINDOWS and SYSTEM and TEMP Directory On Every Conputer With Any Setting..!!!

Using GetPixel and SetPixel a landscape is created, Once made the program allows you to make bumps, holes and you can use the mouse to make different size holes and bumps. Very entertaining

FIRSTLY I WANT TO UNDERLINE THAT I COULD NOT UPLOAD MY HUGE DEMO BECAUSE THE ZIP FILE IS ABOUT 2MEG SO YOU CAN GET IT AT http://membres.lycos.fr/johnapop/NemoXengine.zip This is the Adaptation of My JohnaDX7 3d engine Now the engine is fully compatible with DirectX8 the rendering process is very fast all the components were updated New features like LensFlare,better Particle engine with RAIN,SNOW,EXPLOSION,SMOKE ect... I'm waiting feedbacks and any comments to improve it,iF u like it vote for this project Don't forget to download it at http://membres.lycos.fr/johnapop/NemoXengine.zip

Determine the operating system your code is currently running under via the GetVersionEx() API. This module contains a number of useful functions to streamline the OS determination: isWin95(), isWin98(), isWinME(), isWinNT4(), isWin2k(), isWinXP(), isNT(), is9x() which all return true/false and Win32Ver() which returns an eNum integer that refers to the Win32 version currently running. The code is well commented and has been thoroughly tested (though your mileage may vary). Thanks and enjoy!

Use a font that is not installed on the system. GetFontName > AddFontResource | RemoveFontResource

Nitepad2002 is a advanced word processor with many features

This a old puzzle game. You will know what to do when you see it. Anyway, arrange the numbers from 1 to 15 starting from upperleft corner. The code is well commented. Has a shuffle option.

I would like to thank Ben Doherty, I got the idea of using a timer from his code. This code show how to bounce a ball on the form. The code is very small and simple and commented. Has a quiet different approach, uses only one timer.

I've seen many Image Rotation functions and this code might already be on PSC in some other shape or form, but most others rotate pixels by pixel wich is super duper slow. This function uses PlgBlt and hit 114 frames per second on my (1GHz) machine! CHECK SCREENSHOT for example. Code is pretty simple and commented. Have fun. Danny,--

A small Test example of Editor for Icons Supports and save 16 * 16 and 32 32 formats save with format up to 64 x 64, support transparencies and masks accepts Ico and Bmp, and converts bmp to Ico, wheel and it moves the images.. and other this is a revision of other code on psc : sorry for the Italian comment

This program will count the number of lines, characters, etc, of a specified list of files in a given folder (and optionally all of its subfolders). I plan to add more statistical data later, such as a list of the "top ten" files, by number of lines. The line counting method is simple: it counts all lines that contain any non-whitespace characters. It also counts the number of pure comment lines (those that start with a ' and contain no code) and displays that number. There are probably better counting algorithms out there but this project is somewhat tailored to the kind of coding I do. Among other things, this module also demonstrates how to use the Browse For Folder dialog (Windows API--thanks to Dev Ashish) and the FileSystemObject to recursively search for files. Please vote, as I'm just plain curious :P. --Mark