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Parses the non-anon proxies from cybersyndrome.net/pld.html

This is a very simple enocde decode routine that I created for a program where I didn't want to store the password in a plaintext string. This routine then came in handy when creating a client/server program where to stop people sending spurious commands to either the server of the client - I encrypted the time in minutes and it was sent with every bit of data - if the time was out by 3 minutes then the server or client discared the data - this is just one example for this bit of code. The routine currently runs 100 times in encryption or decryption but is a for loop - so easy to change - just make sure that the encryption and decryption routines run the same number of times. As an example "Planet Source Code Rocks" becomes "8=EMPT\chipu{$'/49;>?DEHKRY\dehiosuv{}~$+1369;CKQRZ[^`cfglpuw~$%*0479AFKNQSZ]ekry~$*-48:ACHOVW_elrz$D`UbYhrGcifWYr7cXYrFcW_g" The key to the encryption and decryption is the number at the beginning of the string (which is randomly chosen during encryption - and because it is a printable character gets encrypted itself on every subsequent encryption). This routine is for from unbreakable but is going to throw of the person who just wants to quickly find the password.

This is a sample 'FindOnGrid Function For FlexGrid' . This code is made on a request from PSC. This function can search your 'FlexGrid' and will setfocus the cell which containing the text. It can Perform 'WhorlWordOnly', 'MatchCase' search. The additional option , ie searching with the 'cell Backcolor' is also included , which was in the request. I uploaded this code , to get useful to somebody else too. Your comments are welcomed. Good Luck!

Give this function a number from 0 to 100, and it will generate a cool progress bar made of text!

This is an example of 'Find Function' for TextBoxes.It can perform MachCase,WholeWordOnly search and easy to use.Now updated.I want your 'FeedBack'and never forget to -Rate- this code.Thanks to Rde:-),you strikes once again.

Super real time color syntax with list of function sub and more also with auto indent you must try it very cool and powerful please vote for me if you like my code thank you.

Takes a string and evaluates it, thus giving the user an answer to a string such as "hsin(1)+hcos(1)", which will be e. The evaluator incorporates an error handler, as well as user entered constants. The function is in the module, easily made to be imported to other programs. A demonstration program is included an shows some possiblities. A help file is not included, but will be available by e-mail. An important point, to keep in mind, that almost all functions must be entered in form of sin(45). If a function has one argument, enter it like sin(45), otherwise, put first argument, function, second argument, as in 2+1.

This code will truncate specified text with ellipses. It is very usefull for displaying long strings in textboxes and title bars. It will even truncate a pathname similar to windows.

This is a simple text search engine I created in less than an hour. It is very fast and usefull. I'm sure it can be optimized so feel free to do so. It will find the specified text and highlight it. Also one can load a file's text into the text box and search it. It automatically finds the next item once the text is found before it. Check this out!

This ain't your daddy's binary search tool! Mine goes about 30% faster than his. Why people insist on using the same tired and slow function I'll never know, but it suffers from two glaring weaknesses. First and foremost: are about the slowest way to compare strings! Second: The tired old function assumes that you will find a match more often than not which is slow! My function doesn't suffer from either of these two "features".

tool tip it like you type Split and ( then it will show the help like Split(Expression As String, [Delimiter], [Limit As Long = -1], [Compare As VbCompareMethod = vbBinaryCompare]) like in VB

Pads a string with any character you like. I usually use it to pad numbers with leading zeros. But you can use it for other things.

RevEx - creates a random alphanumeric string based on a pattern. Think of it as regular expression pattern matching in reverse. Useful if you need to create a random combination of values in a certain format. Letters (lower/upper case) and decimal numbers or any combination or part thereof: boolean, hex, octal values; dates, times, vowels, consonants, phone numbers, zip codes, GUIDs; IP, social security, credit card numbers ... PLEASE VOTE OR COMMENT, THANKS!

This code demonstrates how to search a string using a web search engine style query. With this code you can analyze text files looking for specific patterns. For example: (Microsoft and AOL) or "instant messenger" This query will analyze any string for the occurrence of the words Microsoft and AOL or "instant messenger". I use this code (in conjunction with other code) to scan the users hard drive for occurrences of text files that meet the user defined search parameters. This is an enhanced version of the search for files containing text feature in windows.

Here is are two nice functions that will convert Decimal values to binary and binary to decimal in a surprisingly short amount of code. Comments welcome. Please

I've had a lot of people ask me how to create "Elite" text or "Funky" looking text, so here it is. The coding is extremely simple and it's commented. No votes unless this really helps you or something!

This is a set of three functions that pull tagged data, such as that from HTML or XML, based on the tag name. I've used this in a number of applications where I've need to store multiple bits of variable-length data in a single string or file.

The purpose of this routine is to take a string of text (such as with a textbox) and extract a numerical value from it. let's say that you have a textbox in which people enter dollar amounts. Many users are likely to enter something such as "$ 4,335.49" and expect calculations to be performed on it. The trouble is, the value of that string is 0 (zero), not 4335.49!

Splits a string in two or more parts so they can fit in a given space, but only take into account complete words.

I hope I'm not the only person who wants to cringe every time I see something like "You have been online for 1 minutes." 1 minutes?? I see this kind of thing everywhere; here on PSC, even. It looks very unprofessional to me, and it's so easy to fix! That's why I listed this code as beginner level. Hopefully, Planet Source Code will implement this code and I won't have to see that I got an excellent vote from "1 users." ;-) I would like to hear any comments you have about this code. Also, please click to see my other submissions to PSC. My latest program, Music Maker is nearing the top of the Code of the Month list. If I can get a few more votes it would really help me out! :-) Thanks for looking!