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*UPDATED* This example shows you how to Save, Add, Edit, Delete, and Search for records in a SQL Server Database from a user form. It also shows some basic stuff with the new DataGridView. Allows you to click a cell retrieve cell location, header text and row content. You will need VS2008 and SQL Server 2000.
Multi Language Basic Calculator including percentage, MemorySave/Call, and double operations. Supported languages are English, Dutch and Spanish.
This project consists of Data Access Layer, Business Layer and User Interface for Sample "Contact Management System". The purpose of the project is to guide users to do modular coding and to know how to re-use general data access code using business layer. Steps ------------------------------------------------------- 1. Create Database and Table Structure by running script Provided in "\Queries\DataBase Creation Script" folder. Open Contacts.sql file in "Query Analyzer" and Press F5 2. Run Query from TableData_tbl_mst_Contacts.txt file from "\Queries" folder using "Query Analyzer" 3. Run Query from TableData_tbl_mas_Contact_Category.txt file from "\Queries" folder using "Query Analyzer" 4. Change Connection string from Web.config file 5. Open the Project and Run it
This is a very simple way to view all memory in the computer. Most of the code is just self explainitory.
This code is used to upload file to or download file from server by WebService. The file size is not limited.
This code will show you how get raw ip packetes with raw sockets on Win2k/XP.
This is a simple example that shows you how to load a picture from a file and create the correct DC for it. From there we just bitblt to the screen.
"COMPLETE SWING" Gives you the windows effect and ease of allowing date input without the fuss of creating your own component from scratch. *Easy to implement *Includes JavaDoc
This program takes a screen shot (printscreen or alt print screen) from the clipboard and saves it to a jpg or png file. Shows usage of file system and registry techniques. Nothing complex, just give it a whirl.
this a custom control for adding 3d shapes to your project for example Text, Rectangle, Ellipse, Line, Circle, FillEllipse, FillRectangle etc The Control have properties like 3d style, 3d size, font, color, border, back color, fill style etc. the control is created in c# and a sample application for both c#.net and Visual basic.net is provided, please vote and give me some feed back thanks.
Add Wav Files To Your App. This sample is in .zip formatYou need a versio of Winzip to open it. You can download it @winzip.com
Have you ever wished that you could add an MDIParent form as an MDIChild form to another MDIParent? Now you can!! Create MDI parent containers within an MDIParent container. Have you ever wanted to load an MDIChild form from a DLL into an MDIParent application? Now you can.. While this demo is not a "true" MDI.. it most certinaly gives the apperance of one, and is FAR more flexiable.
This gives the code for a little arlarm clock that sits on your desktop. The soul purpose of this application is to give the current time. Very Simple.
The sample application and article describe how a developer can create a custom file type based upon the use of serialization and deserialization of objects using a binary formatter within Visual Basic 2005.
This code unloads all the forms of the program returning the resources back to the computer
I found no suitable code, which can give me the idea of online quiz so I made one for the self and to share. This code shows you the use of Microsoft Enterprise Library and also shows various ways you can play with the UI. I have kept the code very basic so everyone can use it in a very easy way. Code Zip File contains SQL Script and DB Backup as well for ready use. PLEASE VOTE FOR ME
Demonstrates how to identify and read and write to HID-class USB devices. Uses Windows 98's HID drivers (no additional drivers needed). Includes complete Visual Basic 6 application code.
Check this out! This is a creative and simple way to simulate a bowling ball in motion in a 3-D hallway. I think you will have fun watching the "animation". Very simple codes. There is room for improvement. Comments are welcome. I have enhanced the look and feel of the 3D effect on this second update.
Holy cow! This is awesome! This actually works. You can make almost any object or control in VB6 have a raised 3D affect. You have to check this out. You have to try it. And you have to help me improve it please. If you make any improvements, please re-upload it thanks. there aren't any comments in the code. I just threw it together. There is an example of how to use the True3D module. If you use the code, you have to just make copies of frmLines. that is where all the lines reside. This is why we need to make this better and easier to use. All forms were included in the previous upload. Just the project didn't load it for some reason. You could have manually added the frmLines after opening the project or you can re-download this updated project.
Learn how to quickly attach a console to a window for instant output and feedback. Console apps trivialize the ability to output text data in a fast efficient manner. Displaying diagnostic data in a windowed application is not so trivial or straight forward. Have you ever wanted instantaneous feedback on a variable or state in your windowed program at run-time? One solution is to "attach" a console to your window. Through this attached console, your window can conveniently output information. The WinProg source below does just that. WinProg allocates a console window in WM_CREATE. It is through this console that WinProg can communicate what messages are being sent to it. The example below handles various messages in the window handler and then outputs them to the console. By retrieving a HANDLE from my CreateOutputConsole() function, you can then display whatever data you wish with a simple printf-like function - ConPrintf(). Just pass the HANDLE to the console, the size of the output buffer (big enough to accommodate the format string and the optional variables), the format string i.e.("Data: %d") etc...and the optional arguments (if any). Very similar to printf().