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A Cool VB STG with easy learn source code provided , you can see how to use transparent/semi-transparent effect , anime effect , sound/music effect , moving background , keyboard controlling , collision detecting , picture resize , delay time setting and so on. Enjoy it , Thanks ^^ GOD of Battle homepage : http://hkgod.org/Orphen/GOBweb/

Imagine for a second that you can make a complete GUI by yourself... all of it done in Flash. yes my friends, it is possible: you can also use Flash for your VB needs. This tutorial explains the steps needed for you to accomplish this. believe me... It's incredible. This update contains: 1)100% Windows NT/XP compatibility; 2)How to disable the right-click Flash menu (at last!); 3)How to include your Flash movie (SWF) into the executable file itself! No more worrying about your Flash movie being modyfied! NOTE: All these changes are explained in the "UPDATES.TXT" file, contained in the ZIP... (Oh, and BTW, I would greatly appreciate your votes and suggestions... they have helped before, and i'm sure they'll help again... :)

If you're ever wondering what's contained in a recordset you currently have open, here's a quick and dirty way to dump all the data you could want to the Immediate window, which you can view there, or copy and paste into a notepad document or other textfile for printing, etc. I like to keep this somewhere I can quickly copy and paste it into any module or routine that uses a recordset in case I lose track of which field is which. (I've only tried this with VB 6.0 and AO 2.6, but I imagine it would work with other versions.) --Brian Battles WS1O Middletown, CT USA

An almost perfect clone of Dope Wars 2.0. You might notice some functions that seem out of place; this is because the engine for this program is taken from another game being made. ;)

Put it all together - this program was compiled from a number of different articles on this service as well as a little modification of my own. It allows you to create a telnet server service to run commands or return data on your servers. Runs as a Windows NT/2000 service on Port 26 (by default) and even allows multiple users to be connected at once.

This application can Extract the existing DAta structure of any SQL Server database and it can be saved in HTML table format.Tables structure of selective tables can be Printed.Table can be taken copy

If you need a separate logon rather than just the OS logon for your application and you are fed up with maintaining user passwords within your application, this may be suitable for you. This is a VB implementation of MSDN KB Q180548 (or http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/Q180/5/48.ASP). Please read the caution statement in the article before you use it. (The previous submission was truncated by planet-source-code. This is a re-post.)

This example shows how to get at the MS PowerPoint application's COM. It can create a presentation and add slides to it. Text boxes can be added to the slides.

This code will take a range (lower and upper), and output a string of random characters (0-9, A-Z, a-z). I use this to generate a key for encryption, during the key negotiation phase of a connection to an encrypted server. Usage is simple: Dim sKey as string sKey = GenerateKey(10,100) ' this code generates a key with a length between ' 10 and 100 characters.

Ever wondered on how to draw Bézier curves ? well, here is a recursive method that let you move control points and define the depth of recursivity. Really help to understand how it works, ever if you don't know the theory about it

To explain the states of the winsock control

Include VB5 Support Explain How to create(Link) a different App/Dll(real dll)/vxd/mips applic/WinCe applic All in VB6

This is a custom container control which has 9 different caption alignments, 6 caption styles, 8 appearances, and 4 styles including transparent. I've tried to make this as bug free as possible, but I can't guarantee that it is. I'm always looking for suggestions, comments, and/or criticism so feel free to leave any. Enjoy!

Code editors in programming languages like Visual Basic, Access, SQL Server etc., don't provide a spell checker, and sometimes I was forced to cut and paste text back and forward from Microsoft Word. QCheck allow me to access the power of Microsoft Word quickly and painlessly. To use it is very simple; highlight a word or sentence then right-click the QCheck icon from the System Tray and select one of these options: 1. Spelling (also accessible by left-clicking the icon) 2. +Grammar 3. Thesaurus 4. Add Line Numbers (adds line numbers on selected text) 5. Remove Line Numbers (removes line numbers on selected text) 6. A simple text editor can be found by clicking Qpad from the popup menu. From here, spelling and grammar can be checked without highlighting the text. In addition, clicking the OK menu option, the corrected text will be sent to the application the editor was hooked onto (Do this by clicking the Set menu option). The last two options are especially useful for programmers wanting to add or remove line numbers in code editors with minimal effort.

You want to make a jump'n run? Ever thought about how to make the player walk left or jump or press a button? I'm sure you will spend a lot of time (and code) indexing the sprite-frames, countdown the animations and so on... So here's a solution: This application provides an editor to set up animation-sequences and sprite-descriptions from any bitmap. The sprites can even have different sizes! It also features an "engine" (a single module) to add to your game, where you can display your animations with only two lines of code! Useful for jump'n runs or arcade-shooter, although it is NOT a 2D graphic-engine (but easy to use in combination).

WaitableTimer API This demo demonstrates how to use the WaitableTimer API in Windows. A WaitableTimer is very similar to the Sleep API. You can use this API to pause your application for a set amount of time, without taking up any CPU cycles. The benefit of a WaitableTimer over the Sleep API is that WaitableTimers allow your application to still receive events during the wait, while the Sleep command will freeze your app, queuing all events until the sleep interval has expired. Demo This demo shows you the difference between a 5 second wait using the Sleep API compared with a WaitableTimer. You will notice that while sleeping your form will not respond to any events, such as minimizing the form or re-painting if the form gets covered by another window. While using a WaitableTimer, the app remains completely responsive to all these Windows events! Finally, this demo provides an easy to use class called clsWaitableTimer, which completely encapsulates the WaitableTimer API. All you will need to do to take advantage of this API is to call the method Wait, passing in the number of milliseconds you want to wait. Enjoy and don't forget to vote!

This code is ideal for sending a large number of formatted e-mails to a distribution list. Mark Wilson's submission of Automailer v1.0 inspired me to write this. It uses the same principle of sending e-mails to addresses in a database. I re-wrote the project to use CDO rather than MAPI controls. I have extended the code significantly in the following ways: 1) You can mail using RTF (not possible with the MAPI Controls). 2) Full error handling for MAPI errors eg logon failure. 3) Code will stop at EOF in the db, not continue in a loop as in Mark's. 4) No need to write your messages as HTML. 5) No need to have Outlook running for this to work

OpenGL in Visual Basic is a largely unexplored area. I did a search on PSC for OpenGL and came up with a mere handful of results. Some of the submissions were quite good, however I felt that they were a little too complex for the beginner in OpenGL. This submission is an altered version of a port to VB from C++ (Original tutorial + VB port available on http://nehe.gamedev.net). This demo initializes OpenGL in fullscreen mode and displays a mipmapped textured cube which you can rotate. The main feature I'm trying to demonstrate here is loading a TGA file from disk and using it as an OpenGL texture. You will need hardware acceleration of some form to view this demo at any form of acceptable frame rate, but I consider this an acceptable requirement.

Do you remember Hot Corners that came with Plus for Windows 95. Simply point your mouse to one corner or another and you could start your screen saver or prevent it from starting at all. That functionality was lost in Windows 98 when the System Agent was replaced with the Task Scheduler. The sage.dll file still exists but it needs the System Agent to run correctly. Here is a custom Hot Corners application and a Screen Saver Template that implements it. The Hot Corners App includes a Settings Dialog that can be called up from the Display Properties window by clicking on the Hot Corner Squares allowing you to change each corners function. The Screen Saver Template shows you how to implement Hot Corners into your custom screen saver and includes support for Preview Mode on the Display Properties window, Changing the Password, and a Settings Dialog.

This code inputs a list of any amount of words seperated by commas and goes to the internet and gets the definitions for the words from an online DICTIONARY. you can select short definitions or long ones, you can have the program message you when it cant find words, it also makes it easy to copy the words and definitions into a word processor. GREAT CODE, try this out if you want to learn about screen scraping.