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this is a wrapper for some of the more commonly used database functions. can help reduce your code dramitically.

I hope that you like this interactive marix screen saver... Dont't forget to download this code and rate me.....

Hide/Show StartMenu, and Hide/Show StartMenu Button! Includes full source, form, .bas file, and .exe!!!! Great for jokes, and if you use the code, please vote for me.

This ASP Calendar Control lets you pick a Date from a PopUp Calendar. You don't need no OCX files, or any client files. You don't need .NET. You just need a Web Server that supports ASP.

This code uses the MSInet.ocx control to read webpages. Since Inet has a bug with it's OpenURL function, it uses the GetChunk method instead.

Dragable DHTML Flowchart. It is using VML to create connections between boxes.

It shows Number of daily visitors or users to your site.

Select color value either in RGB, HEX or LONG. Very easy to include in your own project.

BlitEngine is a 'mini graphic engine' suitable for games. It uses no DirectX - these are pure GDI API calls. It illustrates several concepts, including transparent blitting, 'dirty rectangle' processing, double buffering, multiple on-screen sprites on the screen, loading pictures into memory bitmaps instead of picture boxes, 8-bit vs. 24-bit color, 'inverse masks' which enable transparency, tracking frames per second, animating graphics on the screen, implementing a 'demo' mode, and more. With this app, I get 42 frames per second on a 233 mhz Pentium and 140 frames per second on a 350 mhz Compaq. What speed do YOU get, on what machine?

Is a simple notepad like text editors with a few extra features...

This is a VB version of a game I found on the internet somewhere. Very simply, a load of chickens run across the screen, you just click to shoot. Did I mention that there are randomly generated, adjustable levels, where so select how bumpy they are, and wait for the fun to start (Though you'll be waiting along time =0) ) I've now put a picture here, so all you who wern't downloading this ace game can see what your missing, and increase the hit count for me.

The zip includes an Expression Parser Class that parses and computes mathematical expressions (such as "-pi * sin(50 + 3 * 4) / -3"), and a demo client application. The parser supports built-in and user defined constants and built-in functions. Also, it demonstrates a variety of error-handling and VB tricks.

This code allows developers to know which components are installed on the server, based on list of 68 most common components.

This is a simple procedure to show how to use an XML file as datasource to build a datagrid in ASP. If you like it please vote. P/S: future updates will be available on http://www.aspwebsolution.com

allows zoom on most picture formats including EMF, click on picture to zoom in / out Modifiy ZoomFactor and ScrollFactor to increase or decrease zooming and scrolling speed Included a fairly large embedded bitmap as example (a must see) VB5 (SP3)

Converts images (bmp,gif,ico,jpg,cur,wmf, etc) to bmp files. Supports drag and drop of files. Can only save as .bmp files. Picks up where Paint Shop Pro leaves off.

Shows how to add files to a listview with the associated icons It is a litle tricky and I hope you vote for me Needs Microsoft Scripting Runtime

More flexible interaction with ASP from a VB DLL. I was having trouble accessing the request/response collections and went through hell to discover what to do. Here's a ton of work condensed for you. If you ever wanted to hide your ASP code in a DLL, but still be able to write to HTTP stream from the DLL, or read from a requesting page within the DLL, or mess with the session variables, then here's something that does all of the above. Hope it helps some of you. This is only about 20% original work - everything else was raped elsewhere, so thanks to everyone that had anything to contribute to this ersatz subject.

It allows you to skin forms. It wierd with the way i have done it but it works. Thanks for the people who put the code planet source code as it come sin very handy.

MAKING GOOD USE OF 'VALUE' PROPERTY OF HTML 'SUBMIT' BUTTON Normally, we do not make use of any of the attribute of the submit button as data. Reason being simpler, we have only one Submit button and having only one utility, i.e. post data to the ‘Action’ application. In this application ‘value’ property of submit button shall be valued! Here we will use multiple submit buttons instead of single submit button. For this purpose, we will assign different value to different buttons and will use value as ‘Submitted data’ to the action application! You will appreciate that we can make very user-friendly interface using the same. Although, the full application is developed, objective of the attached codes is to show usage of multiple submit button with different values to make user friendly interface.