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I thought that I would submit this as a laugh. It was designed to control audio on another pc remotely via the office network. If you have a server in your office that is connected to an audio system of some kind then this could be for you, it allows multiple connections to the server side application and is very easy to use. Unfortunatly there is no MP3 control, that function still hasn't been added. But playing CD's remotely is fun. The client socket is controlled via an .INI file. Have a go and please rate and comment on it :)

This code shows how to use a Collection and how to use Class Modules. (Uses a Collection of Class Modules). Cool DrawText API usage too!

a fun example of falling snow

My code make the same thing of the Sendkeys command but without the bug

This will Delete the Windows History - Opposed to the last post which I thought I uploaded this - But uploaded the Delete Cookies Source. Please Vote: Please Leave Comments: Thanks

Simple code + explaination of why popup menus don't disapear like most app's menus when called from the system tray. Very hard problem, very simple answer. (this has no minimize to system tray code in it)

Write to 2 Excel Sheet at the same Woorkbook - With VB.

SpaceQuest is a very cool game with animation, sound and the stuff created with DirectX. I learnt all about DirectX from PlanetSourceCode and here are the results of one complete day's work. If you like for this code, vote for me. If you really like it, point me to some DirectX resources I can use. Thanks!

Using PUT and GET command with Microsofts Internet control you can copy a file to and from any local dir to any FTP remote dir. There is only 6 lines of code. This is the easiest way to copy to and from a server. VERY EASY!!!

This demo allows you to compare and benchmark 3 methods of XML Parsing available to VB. 1. String Manipulation The first method is basic VB string manipulation, using functions such as Instr() and Mid(). 2. MSXML Document Object Model The second method uses the DOM methods provided with MSXML. 3. MSXML 3.0 SAX2 The final method uses the new SAX2 technology provided with MSXML 3.0. The benchmarking results will prove that SAX2 scales linearly while the DOM and VB string methods scale exponentially. SAX2 proves to be a highly scalable solution for parsing large XML recordset. This demo will be useful for those who are interesting in learning about XML parsing in VB, and especially useful for those who want to take advantage of Microsoft's new MSXML SAX2 technology. All the VB wrapper classes you will need are included with this demo. Before you run this demo, you will need to install Microsoft's MSXML 3.0 library. For instructions, see the Instructions.txt file included with the project. Don't forget to vote!!!

For those of you who have never downloaded Web Messenger then to sum it up, it's an MSN Messenger clone. It replaces certain strings for pictures, lets you know when the other person is typing and also lets you change the sounds for each event and the colours for the messages. For those of you who have downloaded Web Messenger before, the latest upgrade replaces the "Robbie Saunders coding standards" colour palette for an Adobe Photoshop style Active X colour palette. The OCX is included in this zip. Please try and rate me. If you think its good or bad, please vote me either way. Thanks again :) P.S. If your looking for a program with PLENTY of coding examples, then this is the one, it includes Object Orientated Programming, Win Sock control, API calls, Active X user controls and many many more.

This is an example of how to create an ActiveX EXE Server that does three things. 1) retrieves file listing of databases from the server directory, 2) retrieves a list of reports and then lets you retrieve the pre-defined parameters in that report and 3) allows you to fire off the report to a Word file in the server directory and then attach it to a MAPI Session and mail it. I have currently set it to MS Exchange Setting (hard coded), but you can change that to your own personal profile. This was put together in a limited amount of time so there is some spaghetti code involved as well as some untrapped errors, but I am still working on it. If you like it please vote on it and let me know if you like it and I will continue to clean up the code and release later versions in the future. A test Database is included (Rentals2000.mdb) which is an Access 2000 database, there is also an Access 97 Database included (Rentals.mdb). However, the code was created for Access 2000 due to the VBA library that was used. Good luck!

Some basic high-precision math functions This little program demonstrates the ability of VB to go beyond the built-in 16 digit level of precision. It demonstrates the computation of the sine, cosine, tangent, square root and cube root of an argument to a precision of up to 28 significant digits. In my work, I often encounter special situations where a higher level of precision is required, so I thought I'd share some of the basic routines I use to achieve it.

Well, a simple application with vxtauto.tlb that reads a string. I have added lip movement animation, while reading text. A timer controls the lip movements (open and close) and two images moving across the screen. Add some text in the text box and click on speak button.

ERacer demonstrates industrial quality 3D graphics using Microsoft DirectX7 and Visual Basic. You can download the program and sourcecode right now and start exploring the 3D world using one of two agrav fighters, at daytime or nighttime, on one of several terrains. You can even try to defend your base against attacking alien fighters. ERacers features include true 3D terrain, lensflares, dynamic lighting, texture animation, mipmapping, mesh animation, decals, alphatranslucency, interactive interface, sizable viewport, true 3D sound, complex physics, fighter ai and more. Enjoy! System requirements: P166 (hot 3D accellerator) or PIII (older 3D accellerator), Windows 95/98/00/ME, Microsoft DirectX7, Joystick (optional), Soundcard (optional). BUG FIXES (thank you for the reports, related feedback deleted): FEB16 Fixed zipfile subdirectory problem FEB17 Joystickless mode fixed FEB 25 Uploaded correct zip, joystickless mode *truely* fixed (sorry for the troubles)

This is a screen that will allow you to do searches for anything. It uses control arrays, so you can keep adding search/sort criteria. Keep in mind that I was actually passing field objects to manage the various drop-downs, so you'll have to incorporate your own data access techniques. I had to strip out some things, because it dealt with my own Interface classes, but it should at least give you some ideas. If you use this, PLEASE VOTE. Email me @ [email protected] if you have questions/comments.

This all started when I noticed that I was constantly adding in code for when a textbox got focus, lost focus, etc. I decided that this would be a great chance to try my hand at making my own control. Fortunately, I spared PSC users the pain of some of the early versions of the control. I'm pretty happy with the latest version, so let me know what you think (and if you like it, vote for me! :-). Oh, I guess I should mention what it can do. It has several customized properties, such as "AutoSelect," which when True causes the text to be automatically selected when the box receives focus. Then there's "AutoUpperCase," which makes all entered text to be in upper case as it is typed. Then you've got "BackColor_Normal" and "BackColor_OnGotFocus." That's right, you can have it change to a different color when it receives focus (great for highlighting the current textbox when a user has a lot of fields to fill in). There's also "DefaultText" and "UseDefaultText." These are for having the text in the textbox revert to the default text after escape is pressed twice (the first esc is like an undo when you've started typing over something in the box). The latest feature is "TextType," which causes the textbox to only accept certain keystrokes, depending upon the property value. For example, there's AlphaNumeric, which allows everything, and then there's one for allowing only positive integers, and one for negative integers, pos/neg reals, alpha only, etc. This isn't like normal validation which checks the text after it's entered. This checks each keystroke and throws out the ones that aren't to be accepted. To run the tester .exe you'll need to register the cTextBox.ocx, or you can open the cTextbox.vbg file and run it from there. Let me know if you have any comments/suggestions/bug reports. Thanks! (and don't forget to vote :-) Oh! I just remembered, there's another property (two actually), "EntryTimerEnabled" and "MaxEntryTime." These are used to keep track of how much time it takes for a user to enter text in the textbox. If the maxentrytime is exceeded then the "EntryTimedOut" event is fired. This was added because my company often wants users to login to shop floor systems by scanning there badge ID and we needed to prevent the user from typing in an ID. Since barcode readers (or whatever type of scan device you use) are generally faster at generating characters than most typists, you can prevent typing in an ID by experimenting with the MaxEntryTime value.

Allows users to add and remove listbox items, all listbox contents are stored in a INI file and reloaded automatically the next time the app is run.

This tutorial is designed to give people an idea of what OOP is (Object Oriented Programming) as it is related to Class Modules and Collections. This uses a very simple example of showing how to create/use Class Properties and Methods. It also shows how to use Collections to create a Collection of Classes.

I was really bored today, so I made a completely useless little program that selects a random .wav from a specified folder, plays it and then closes. It could be put in the startup folder and used to play a random .wav sound when Windows starts (as a replacement for the Windows sounds), or any other event.