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This is my own personal version of microsoft word, using a rich testbox. It teaches u how to cut, copy, paste, undo, redo, search, increase\decrease indents, change allignment, and much, much more. also uses commondialogbox and has the code to keep the search form on top. PLEASE VOTE.

Ever wanted the ability to run a 'smart' search, ie, with full and's, or's, not's, xor's, brackets (even nested brackets), and "". Basically like a search engine? This is the vb code to do it for you. An example expression would be: animals and ((cats or feline) or (dogs or canine)) and "is cuddly" Very usefull and very easy to implement

Q-Bert II is the totally new and improved version of Q-Bert. For those of you who don't know what Q-Bert is, it's a (2D) figure jumping around on cubes until he has jumped on all of them, ending the level. At least, that's what my version of the game is :) Now, Q-Bert II has many new features over my first Q-Bert game, including: -Ability to save high scores & games! -Up to 999 levels total! -More baddies! -Doors and keys! -Walls! -Guns, so Q-Bert isn't defensless! -Level Editor! -Transporters to transport Q-Bert to the next level! -Much more... Make sure you check out the level editor, too; with it, you can easily make new levels. If you have any you think are good and you want them released, send them to me (you will get full credit for the levels, of course). Included in the zip file are twenty levels, ranging from very, very easy (the first ten or so) to extremely hard. So if the first few levels are boring, just bear with the game for a while. ;) Or, you could just hack a save game. The full source code is included, everything commented to the best of my abilities. Documentation is also included, as well as some tips on how to complete some of the later, harder levels. Some features that one might be interested in, as a programmer, -Saving/Loading files (+ common dialog interaction) -Keyboard interaction -Basic pathfinding (AI) algorithms -Much, much more.. but check out the source code for yourself :) For more levels and updates on Q-Bert II, see the Damadros Web-site http://www.damadros.cjb.net

This article uses the SHGetFolderPath API to find the Application Data Folder In "C:\Documents and Settings\UserName\Application Data\" so you can save program data files and allow limited users in windows xp to use you program easier.

An all new version of Green Effect, a RPG set in the distant past. I have been working on this update for around 6 months, which can be seen by the size of the code(2500+ lines). Includes a map editor, Tile editor and other tools. The Readme file contains the controls and how to edit and update the map.

This application shows how we can make use of multiple agents interact with each other simultaneously. This code can have numerous end uses especially in the field of presentations & advertisements where issues can be focussed and delivered through animated characters to the public. Although I have designed the entire code by myself however, I have taken help from various MS Agent codes available on the PSC and fianally come out with this one since, I could not find any code which so explicitly displayed the use of multiple agents. Please read the accompanied Readme First.txt file before using this application. Please vote.

This application allows you to proof read any MS Office Word document (supported till MS Word 2000) or from the clipboard. It allows the user to choose an assistant/character from a library of 15 characters & including an animated mouth to read the selected document/text. The program remembers the last MS Agent character used by the user and automatically loads it when opening the application. It also remembers the shape of the mouth which can been configured by the user. This application also shows how to hide or display the balloon and/or size the text in it when the MS Agent reads the document/text. In addition to the use of MS Agents, this program also shows the use of VBA to communicate with MS Word documents. Please read the accompanied Readme First.txt file before using this application. Please vote

2D Anti-Alias Engine *UPDATE* (Line,Arc,Circle,Ellipse,Polygon). Pure Vb (NO dependencies). Unlike most other engines this draws smooth objects without the jaggies. Superior quality of antialiased lines is achieved by adding a blended line to both sides of the original. 3D clock hands made with 2D rotating polygons and triangular gradient fills to simulate lighting/shading. All wrapped up in a simple to use class.

**UPDATED - I cut down on the code some and changed the layout - Doesnt crash AIM!** This nifty little (beta) program called SINfo updates your AIM (AOL Instant Messenger) profile with the current song playing in Winamp. Side affects include rapid seizures and persistent yawn in rare cases... Just to warn ya, it is a little buggy... Thats why its in beta, it does have bugs. Oh, and it doesn't work with the new Winamp 3.0 (what does!?) READ THE README! -Peace

This New version of NemoX is faster than ever Now NemoX can load and render Quake3 Level with textures,lightmaps . Only the visible surfaces are rendered with an optimized quake 3 BSP culling and frustum culling test.. Quake 2 models are also supported with fluid animation thanks to accurate linear keyframe interpolation... One more time 700ko zipfile could not be uploaded so download it at http://perso.wanadoo.fr/malakoff/NemoBSPdemo.zip THE FULL SOURCE CODE IS INCLUDED.. Feedbacks are welcomed

Mixer API demo. A clone of the Windows Mixer(sndvol32.exe). Volume/Balance/Mute controls fully responsive to external changes via callbacks from winmm.dll. The Mixer API causes problems for VB coders everywhere. The tangled web Microsoft created turns what should be simple into a nightmare. In this demo I try to untangle some of this mess by cloning the Windows Mixer(sndvol32.exe) as an example of how to write your own Volume/Balance/Mute controls. As an App it's pretty useless as sndvol32.exe exists on all Windows platforms, but for all those Audio/MP3 coders out there, it should make life a little easier. Update: As requested an "Administrator" version(Included as a separate zip) Added: 1. The ability to lock Volume,Balance and Mute for each control 2. Save settings as presets 3. Run hidden - simple code - not 100% hidden, but good enough to keep the average user out. The save settings demonstrates writing settings to a binary file, something not often seen here on PSC. What it will do: If a control is locked, not even sndvol32.exe can make changes. The given control cannot be altered. Security is low - I'll leave it up to you to bump up the security level. What it wont do: If a 3rd party App communicates directly with the soundcard(WinAmp for example) it can effect changes. Screenshot shows "Administrator" version

Finally: CAP lets you create and compile "true" console applications with VB6. "True" as in: Not those cheesy things that open up a new console window! Instead, a console app made with CAP will run in a DOS console (or a cmd.exe session). See the included demo project (a "port" of the UNIX uname command). Did I mention that the included bas module supports STDIO and debugging in the VB IDE, with a console? There is also a short .txt file elaborating some more on the topic, too. Please vote if you find this useful, thank you!

Lets you easily convert bin/dec/hex/oct to any other base by clicking on an item in the listbox. This will highlight the values in the other listboxes.

This is an update to a previous submission, with many more features (thanks to your feedback). here goes: Disk Pro is an MP3 Indexing program. If you have lots of CD's that contain MP3 files, and you need a quick way to see what CD has what song, this program is a great start! It allows you to rapidly index CD's (insert one by one), storing all file and volume information, ID tag info, and misc info like bit rate, length, etc, into a data file. You can then easily perform searches on one or more fields to locate the song(s) at a later time. Also, you can build custom lists by performing multiple searches, then manually adding/deleting entires. I also added some extra GUI features, such as: Time intensive tasks all use a progress bar with a Cancel function, inclusion of a translucent, detachable, dockable toolbar, html template reports (for easy modification), sortable listview with sizable columns that remember their size next time you do a search, interface configuration page, and 99% persistent interface (it remembers everything so next time you start app, it will be the way you left it). Keywords used for searches are also maintained. The Export-To-HTML uses template files, so you can easily modify the files to format the HTML output the way you choose. Also, you can PLAY the MP3 files right from within Disk Pro (simply right-click on a song and select PLAY. Disk Pro will prompt you for the CD). This is an update to last months post, with many added functions, and alot of bug fixes and interface enhancements. It should be a good start for a great indexing program.

This recreates (in a way) those sinusscroll effects that were very commonly seen in the old demo days on the amiga. I find it hard to see any use of this code but it might be fun for someone. Plz comment!!!

Will tell you on what word your moving with the mouse in a richtextbox control

# TrueIP 1.0 # Visual Basic Example # (c) 2002, RMG Enterprises # Example by Armando Rivera ([email protected]) ** Note: This is my very first attempt at a VB program ** As an online gamer with a home network behind an Internet router, I at times really wished for a utility that would allow me to determine what my *actual* INTERNET IP address is, to allow me to easily host games for friends. I found quite a few VB based utils that would allow me to get my *Local* IP address,but none that would get my *Internet* IP address. So, I sat down with VB6, and coded TrueIP in about an hour. VB Vets might laugh, but I was literally flying blind here. LOL The proggy works by parsing the HTML from www.whatismyip.com, and displays just the IP address in a small window, and using the winsock ocx for the local IP. Short, sweet, and to the point. If anyone enhances my virginal (LOL) attempt at coding, please share! Thx. AIR.

This is a VERY SIMPLE IIS application which main purpose is to display that how to use web items, HTML template and database. If you people think that you need to know more about this fantastic but less talked feature of VB then please RATE THIS CODE and give me reviews. These applications are basicly designed to run on windows NT IIS(Internet Information Server) 3.0 or later. But if you want to run them on windows 98 then browse your windows CD for the PWS(Personal Web Server) and install it. Remember don't expect PROFFESIONALITY in this project, although can be achieved easily

I have been tinkering with the Windows API AnimateWindow function, and have wrapped it into a user control, which you can drop onto any top-level window. You simply call the controls CloseAnimation method from the form_unload event, and your window will roll or slide up, down, left, or right, or fade or zoom to nothing. This easy to use control has 2 main properties - the "AnimationEffect", and the "EffectDelay". The included example project here shows how easy it is to use. It seems that this API Function exists in Windows 98, ME, 2000, and XP (I was unable to get this to work with Windows 95 or Windows NT). I got varying levels of effectiveness depending on the OS. Keeping the EffectDelay to a minimum (500 or less) usually produces great results. This project has the default delay at 1000 to exagerate the effect, but you should set to 400 or 500 in your projects. Use the "Project1.vbp" to see the example, or include the CoolAnimate.ctl in your project to just use the user control. Hope this is helpful to some of you.

This nice little program illustrates the wonders of the famous Mandelbrot Set. It's very flexible, including features like magnifying to a selected region, saving and loading previously calculated sets, indicators for where the mouse pointer is pointing to, etc. etc. A readme file is included, and contains the full explanation of the program, as well as an explanation about complex numbers and the Mandelbrot Set, so that even people who have never heard of such things can enjoy this mathematical wonder. Enjoy! And if you like it, I'd really appreciate it if you'd vote for it :)