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This VB test project demonstrates how to insert, delete, update and select from a Microsoft Access database using parameterized stored queries and ADO command objects. .mdb file in included.

I always thought 0's and 1's were cool as a background to web pages or in the credits to the movie "Ghost in the Shell". I found a way to actually make your binary numbers mean something instead of trying to make a lot of random binary numbers on your own. This program looks as the Ascii value (0 - 255) of a character and determines an 8 digit binary number that the number equals to in binary language. It also converts binary language back into strings so you can send binary messages to and from your friends if your really up for it. Take note - A binary text message will be 8 times larger then a regular message. Download: This zip file comes with the executable and the source code. Hopefully it is all self explanitory. This is only the executable itself and does not include the run time dll's. You may need to download a visual basic 6.0 virtual machine.

Two-user chat program, complete with SOUND EFFECTS and many other options. EVERY LINE OF CODE is commented so anyone should be able to understand the code and modify it without any trouble. My first PSC submission, all feedback is very much appreciated.

A very simple program that opens a new message in Outlook/Outlook Express (may work on others but not tested) addressed to whatever you enter in the text box. Submitted because other examples didn't work with NT/2000. This one does

Pattern screensaver using lines and circles!

These codes fade a Label ForeColor from Black to Red, Blue, or Green. They were written to be used on a Splash Screen. I used them on my Splash Screen and it works pretty good I like it...

An example of how to rename files using code (Very simple)

Well, Casper HTML was one of mine first big application, which at the time had many not-quite working functions, but since then I have recoded the whole thing from scrach and now it looks and works almost fine. There is two or three things that needs to be fixed and I'll fix them in the next release. Some of the functions are: Real time TAG editing, Insert TAG function, syntax coloring, initial pop-up (needs fix), Java and HTML snippets library, real time view, special characters, txt files conversion, recent files and more ... Hope you'll like it.

ITS AWESOME! This little program comes with a Client and a Server. The PC with the client can control some Windows Functions to the one that has the Server installed on it. A must have!!

This is an example in how to proove if there is a collision between object A and object B. There are already some codes like this here, but all i've seen so far, did not work very well, so here is my solution...

The update of my code now lets you search in drives and now the seacrh is more perfect WITHOUT API'S!!! Is perfect to a mp3 player to catch the files in one specific folder that contains subdirectories and PLEASE VOTE FOR THIS JOB IF YOU LIKE IT!!!

Voice Mail, answering machine using Microsoft Telephony. Must have MS Speech SDK Installed. This submission has the xtell.dll i left out before.

This is a example for using web browser to control the trojan. You can use this program for: listen to keyboard (and mail it to your mail box) open/Close CD-ROM turn on / off monitor minimize windows shut down the computer (only for win9X) you can reconfigure it's settings like : email address - web server port ... to test it 1) run vbtro.exe 2)in browser type http://127.0.0.1:30041/ if you have any problems , don't hesitate to contact me by my e-mail ([email protected] ) Each e-mail will be read and help me to make the next version would better. Hope you'll like it.

This code will teach a user how to save their data and also how to retrieve it. Very easy to understand if you read the ' comments. :) Enjoy!

((UPDATED!!!)) I commented the code and added a "Generate Character Stats" button on the Add Character form... I still need to add some rules for the generation. This is a new program I am just beginning to work on. I would like ideas on what to add. It is far from finished, but like I said, I would like some ideas. It uses an Access2000 database (included) and I have included an executable.

"ctrix" is an old card-trick using VBCARDS.OCX (included). It has a good shuffle routine you can cut/paste into your own card apps. Not an original idea, but I thought it would be fun to see if I could create it myself. Have Fun!

Rotate Text to any Angle!!! EASY!!

Ever wandered who sparks fly from your mouse in games like Nox? Now you can do it too.

This is the complete code for a VB IDE addin that will add error handling to your procedure. Requires that you have a routine called "HandleError" in a public module accessible to all routines. Sample HandleError routine follows: Public Sub HandleError(ByVal CurrentModule As String, ByVal CurrentProcedure As String, _ ByVal ErrNum As Long, ByVal ErrDescription As String) On Error GoTo Err_Init MsgBox CurrentModule & " " & CurrentProcedure & ": " & ErrNum & " - " & ErrDescription Exit Sub Err_Init: MsgBox CurrentModule & " HandleError: " & Err.Number & " - " & Err.Description End Sub The best VB code handles errors in every routine - this makes the program very robust. However, there's no easy way to determine WHICH routine failed once you're inside of your global error handler 'HandleError'. Therefore, you must pass the routine name to the global error. This can be very tedious! :-O This addin adds an 'On Error Goto Err_Init' to the beginning of the routine, and an 'exit function', 'exit sub', or 'exit property' statement plus the error handling code at the bottom. To add error handling to a routine, place the cursor anywhere in the routine code, and choose 'Add Error Handling' from the 'Add-Ins' menu. The code this routine adds, looks like this: Exit (sub, function, or property here) Err_Init: HandleError CurrentModule, "(your routine name here)", Err.Number, Err.Description Note that it will automatically determine which sort of 'exit' statement is necessary, and what the name of the current procedure is, and pass the procedure name to the error handler.

Why mess around with the printer object if you don't have to? In my example, I print the contents of a richtextbox control to the printer with only a couple of lines of code. PERFECTLY formatted. Readily applies to just about any control or string, though.