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This is to show U how to Add ScrollBars in the Form So the Controls in the Form Moves Up & Down or Left & Right According to the Scrollbars. It is very useful when UR Controls Exceed the Width or Height of the Form. No API Functions are Used Simple ScrollBar Controls. If you need support or to give suggestions to improve, you can email me at [email protected] or thru yahoo messenger [email protected]

This Code is the Updated Version of My Last Submission of How to Add ScrollBars in the Form. The Last Code does not Synchronize the Contols Added in other Containers like if we add TextBox or Option Buttons in Panels It does not Synchronize by the Last Code But this Bug is Fixed Now. No API Functions are Used Simple ScrollBar Controls. If you need support or to give suggestions to improve, you can email me at [email protected] or thru yahoo messenger [email protected] If U Like the Code Then Please Vote for Me!!!. Because It Encourages us to Submit more Good Codes to Help People.

Check out the screenshot... A while back, I purchased an IBM laptop whose battery meter took up space in the task bar between the task switcher and notify icon area. I recently had a need for recreate this functionality and thought I would share the solution. I've seen other code on PSC that "mimics" this but they don't actually allocate space in the Shell_TrayWnd window for a new form. This one does! The code uses all API...

A custom message box that is both simple and easy to make. Just read the included ReadMe file. Please don't forget to vote. Thanks and God Bless.

This is an enhancment of the usercontrol submitted by Priyank Modi at http://www.pscode.com/vb/scripts/ShowCode.asp?txtCodeId=64582&lngWId=1 With permission from the original author, I modified it and reposted for your use. Hope you like the enhancements. A vote will be appreciated while comments will be most welcome. Thanks and God Bless! Enhancements in this version: * Fixed the conflict of the previous version with the Left$ and Right$ functions * Numeric input type now accepts only one decimal point * Added the multiliner property * Added the control over the groove color * Added disabled state and colors for -> Backcolor -> Border Color -> Border Pattern -> Groove I suggest compiling it into an ocx for better performance. God Bless!!

This is an enhancment version of the combobox found in visual basic. A complimentary control to Priyank Modi's Enhanced Text Control. Built-in features and added GUI control are the highlights of this control. Hope you like it. I will appreciate it if you could vote for it and I will appreciate it more if you could give comments / suggestions on it. For more details and instructions just read the included ReadMe text file.

Create your own button with any shape!If you want to have your program with professional and beautiful appearance , you can use this UserControl .Thanks for downloading this program and please post your comment about my program(good/bad).

U are able to make custom shaped form for ur application

(14 Apr 2007 - Added Unicode Beta code from Pietro Cecchi) A totally owner-drawn usercontrol that provides most of the functionality of VB's single-line textbox. It allows you to set the background as a gradient or a picture. Text color and selection color are also customizable. All the usual stuff is here - PasswordChar, Locked, etc. I have tried to emulate standard textbox keyboard and mouse control as closely as possible, but have not gone bonkers trying to exactly emulate everything. My point was to make a suitable replacement, one that can be used in place of the boring VB textbox. This is version 1, so I'm expecting that you'll find things that need fixed or improved. Known issues listed in source. Comments and votes welcome.

MorphOptionCheck is a subclassed, ownerdrawn usercontrol that combines the functionality of VB's OptionButton and CheckBox controls. Uses version 2.1 of Paul Caton's self-sub usercontrol code. Unicode supported. Background and border of control may be rendered transparent. A much-improved version of a control I had posted on PSC for a short time about a year ago. As always, constructive comments welcome, votes appreciated. ----------------------11 April 2006 - Added icon display capability, you can now use icons in place of standard checkboxes. Rearranged and tightened up code, added property to allow you to not display focus rectangle, and added code to allow you to see changes as you are making them in design mode. Added property descriptions in IDE property window.

(03 Mar 2007 - Added .UD_SwapDirections property; see code for explanation) MorphRangeRoamer is a different type of VB6 usercontrol that attempts to overcome the range-handling limitations of the UpDown and Slider controls by seamlessly integrating them into one small-footprint control. The idea is to provide the large range-traversing capability of the Slider as well as the precision of the UpDown in one easy-to-use graphical component. That's the theory, anyway. :) If you have any bug reports or other constructive suggestions, feel free to leave feedback, and votes are always appreciated! Enjoy.

(Added MorphBorder *Class* 09 Mar 2006) MorphBorder is a simple usercontrol that allows you to frame other controls with an attractive gradient border. Just drop it on the form, and point it to any control (intrinsic or usercontrol) that has the following exposed properties: .hDC, ScaleMode, ScaleHeight, ScaleWidth, and AutoRedraw. Also contains a class that does the same thing. I recommend the class although they should both work fine. See demo project for usage particulars. As always, constructive feedback welcome, votes appreciated.

(29 Apr 2007 - Minor tweaks; removed MatrixDisplay control for later repost) An ownerdrawn digital display usercontrol that uses shaped regions to form hexagonal, trapezoidal or rectangular LED/LCD digit segments. Control can be used for calculator displays, displaying time, or as a simple counter. Just about every conceivable aspect of this control can be customized via a multitude of properties. Main and exponent digits are separately configurable. Properties for segment height and width, intersegment gap, and interdigit gap allow you to size, position and space digits exactly the way you want. Support for thousands and decimal separators. Thousands and decimal separators can be defined as a comma or period so that international standards can be maintained. Thousands grouping can also be adjusted according to international preference. Background can be gradient or bitmap. Background bitmap can be tiled or stretched. All colors are also fully user-definable. Negative numbers can be displayed in a different color than positive. Digit segments can have a 3D gradient added to them if desired. Corners can be individually rounded for a different look. A simulated digit burn-in display mode is also available if desired. A Filament option allows digits to be displayed as wireframed, rather than solid. Exponent display can be disabled if you wish to use this as a simple counter. Six basic themes are included that show various display styles. Since there's ~40 properties that make up one theme, it is a very good idea to make a theme out of a combination of properties that works well in a particular application. Inspired by LaVolpe's "Shaped Regions" project at txtCodeId=58562. As always, constructive feedback is welcome, and votes are always appreciated.

(Added .Sort method) A purely graphical replacement/enhancement for the VB single-column listbox control. Standard vertical listbox behavior is consistently emulated, with the exception of a couple intricacies of list item selection in .MultiSelect = Extended mode. Control features an integrated graphical vertical scrollbar. Custom .FindIndex and .MouseOverIndex methods. Background can be a gradient or bitmap. Small bitmaps can be tiled or stretched to fit the display area. Each listitem can have an associated icon displayed next to it. Eight gradient color schemes can be selected via the .Theme property. Unicode display supported. Drag and drop capability incorporated. Numeric list sorting option. .DisplayFrom method allows you to display any part of the list through code. .RightToLeft allows smooth, natural operation for those whose written language goes from right to left. Loads lists several times faster than traditional VB listbox, depending on your system. Due to size of control, this is best used as a compiled .OCX. As always, constructive feedback welcome, votes appreciated.

(24 Mar 2007 - Added .ColorAtCursor property) I've seen a lot of projects on PSC for scrolling large images and with the exception of Carles P.V.'s excellent submission at txtCodeId=30414, they all seem to involve slapping a couple of scrollbars on a VB PictureBox. Navigating large images by fumbling with scrollbars is very awkward, for me anyway. So just for fun (I have no use for this) I cooked up this little beastie. Its ClickNavigation feature provides a much faster [is 'instantly' fast enough for you? ;)], more natural way to navigate large images than anything I've seen so far on PSC. Features include: - Image display in either Normal or Stretched (display-to-fit) modes. - Aspect ratio may be optionally maintained in Stretched viewing mode. - Two image navigation modes are available for viewing large images - ClickNavigation and DragNavigation. ClickNavigation is a unique feature that displays entire image when the Ctrl key is held down, maintaining aspect ratio if mandated by the .KeepAspectRatio property. A rectangle outlines the portion of the image that's currently being displayed in Normal mode. Clicking on the image moves the rectangle, and when Normal view is reestablished by releasing Ctrl, the view is changed to the new coordinates. DragNavigation (which Carles features in his submission also) allows user to simply drag the image around in Normal mode until the desired area is in view. - Any portion of image can also be displayed via code using the .DisplayImage method, supplying the X and Y coordinates of the upper left hand corner of the image portion you wish to display. - Control can be used as a simple PictureBox replacement; image navigation can be disabled for straightforward image display (although image stretching and aspect ratio features are always available). Control is also a container as is the standard VB PictureBox. As always, constructive feedback is always welcome, and votes are always appreciated.

Shows you how to build the processbar into the statusbar panels the easy way.

This is the most advanced container control in PSC, must see screenshot. Did you love controls that don't have much "client-side" code... Ok, this is a 0 line client-side code control, It´s a REAL container, You just put controls inside and the contros do the dirty job. Allows to put many controls in the panel, an use scrollbars to acces them This panel suport Mouse Wheel, WITHOUT SUBCLASS, just uses the free time to Peek Messages, so its IDE safe. It has a lot of features, like: -Use ScrollBarConstants (vbBoth, vbVertical, vbSBNone, vbHorizontal) -Use ScrollBar sensibility -Vertical and horizontal margin to ajust the contained controls -Change the potion of the scrolls when a contained controls got focus -Is aligneable I got the idea from IsPanel, By DavidJ, but this is a complete rewrite, so it uses diferent and more eficient programing techniques.

Provides the ability to emulate complex GUI designs with realitive ease. The button supports Normal, Mouse Over, Mouse Down, Disabled, Selected and Selected Over. 100% self-contained in a single UserControl file. Full visibility during design time, including full transparency when using a Mask image. Perfect for those complex GUI designs.

This code makes it incredibly easy (one line to add one) to add system notification icons (aka tray icons) to your program! You can even call up Balloon Tips on compatible OSes (XP and 2000, I believe). Functions are structured to be as close to their VB counterparts as possible (BalloonTip is structured like MsgBox for example)

This is an animated OCX control. It can use in your program as Button. There are sound and events with different animation and speed control as simple script language for it!! <<<<<<<Please don’t forget for vote and comment>>>>>>>> In project directory there is some *.inf file. that you can write appropriate sound effect and key frame and speed for your different controls in your projects.