Results for "Author: alanmn"

11/04/07: Fixes by Ed Wilk 03/04/07: ListIndex bugfix. (Thank you Ed Wilk) 29/03/07: Bugfixes. 4th July 06: Added gridlines, sorting & dynamic header resize. In the process of changing to API draw functions. Thanks to TerriTop! My previous entry used linked listboxes and was too slow when the listcount > 10000 so I started a new, completely different owner drawn project. It's nearly finished but I wanted to find any bugs before I use them in my projects. Please help me complete it!!! (14KB Zip)

A barcode generator. Right now only accepts a subset of Code128B (A-Z & 0-9) but can print all that is required by the Code128 check character. Output is verified correct using my Argox barcode scanner. If you want to test it, do a print screen and paste the generated barcode into MS Word. Then print using Word's "High Quality" print setting Doesn't use any barcode fonts, just the Line statement.

It's a form that covers your desktop with scrolling text simulating The Matrix screens as seen in the movie. It uses surprisingly low CPU (0% on my Athlon 1800, 1440x900 resolution). It's not exactly the same but the code is commented to help out newcomers to VB6.

When strings are normally sorted, strings are compared by their ASCII values. This results in 10 being sorted before 2 (eg: 1 10 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9). This function tries to correct that.

11/04/07: Fixes by Ed Wilk 03/04/07: ListIndex bugfix. (Thank you Ed Wilk) 29/03/07: Bugfixes. 4th July 06: Added gridlines, sorting & dynamic header resize. In the process of changing to API draw functions. Thanks to TerriTop! My previous entry used linked listboxes and was too slow when the listcount > 10000 so I started a new, completely different owner drawn project. It's nearly finished but I wanted to find any bugs before I use them in my projects. Please help me complete it!!! (14KB Zip)

A barcode generator. Right now only accepts a subset of Code128B (A-Z & 0-9) but can print all that is required by the Code128 check character. Output is verified correct using my Argox barcode scanner. If you want to test it, do a print screen and paste the generated barcode into MS Word. Then print using Word's "High Quality" print setting Doesn't use any barcode fonts, just the Line statement.

It's a form that covers your desktop with scrolling text simulating The Matrix screens as seen in the movie. It uses surprisingly low CPU (0% on my Athlon 1800, 1440x900 resolution). It's not exactly the same but the code is commented to help out newcomers to VB6.

When strings are normally sorted, strings are compared by their ASCII values. This results in 10 being sorted before 2 (eg: 1 10 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9). This function tries to correct that.

11/04/07: Fixes by Ed Wilk 03/04/07: ListIndex bugfix. (Thank you Ed Wilk) 29/03/07: Bugfixes. 4th July 06: Added gridlines, sorting & dynamic header resize. In the process of changing to API draw functions. Thanks to TerriTop! My previous entry used linked listboxes and was too slow when the listcount > 10000 so I started a new, completely different owner drawn project. It's nearly finished but I wanted to find any bugs before I use them in my projects. Please help me complete it!!! (14KB Zip)

A barcode generator. Right now only accepts a subset of Code128B (A-Z & 0-9) but can print all that is required by the Code128 check character. Output is verified correct using my Argox barcode scanner. If you want to test it, do a print screen and paste the generated barcode into MS Word. Then print using Word's "High Quality" print setting Doesn't use any barcode fonts, just the Line statement.

It's a form that covers your desktop with scrolling text simulating The Matrix screens as seen in the movie. It uses surprisingly low CPU (0% on my Athlon 1800, 1440x900 resolution). It's not exactly the same but the code is commented to help out newcomers to VB6.

When strings are normally sorted, strings are compared by their ASCII values. This results in 10 being sorted before 2 (eg: 1 10 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9). This function tries to correct that.

11/04/07: Fixes by Ed Wilk 03/04/07: ListIndex bugfix. (Thank you Ed Wilk) 29/03/07: Bugfixes. 4th July 06: Added gridlines, sorting & dynamic header resize. In the process of changing to API draw functions. Thanks to TerriTop! My previous entry used linked listboxes and was too slow when the listcount > 10000 so I started a new, completely different owner drawn project. It's nearly finished but I wanted to find any bugs before I use them in my projects. Please help me complete it!!! (14KB Zip)

A barcode generator. Right now only accepts a subset of Code128B (A-Z & 0-9) but can print all that is required by the Code128 check character. Output is verified correct using my Argox barcode scanner. If you want to test it, do a print screen and paste the generated barcode into MS Word. Then print using Word's "High Quality" print setting Doesn't use any barcode fonts, just the Line statement.

It's a form that covers your desktop with scrolling text simulating The Matrix screens as seen in the movie. It uses surprisingly low CPU (0% on my Athlon 1800, 1440x900 resolution). It's not exactly the same but the code is commented to help out newcomers to VB6.

When strings are normally sorted, strings are compared by their ASCII values. This results in 10 being sorted before 2 (eg: 1 10 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9). This function tries to correct that.

11/04/07: Fixes by Ed Wilk 03/04/07: ListIndex bugfix. (Thank you Ed Wilk) 29/03/07: Bugfixes. 4th July 06: Added gridlines, sorting & dynamic header resize. In the process of changing to API draw functions. Thanks to TerriTop! My previous entry used linked listboxes and was too slow when the listcount > 10000 so I started a new, completely different owner drawn project. It's nearly finished but I wanted to find any bugs before I use them in my projects. Please help me complete it!!! (14KB Zip)

A barcode generator. Right now only accepts a subset of Code128B (A-Z & 0-9) but can print all that is required by the Code128 check character. Output is verified correct using my Argox barcode scanner. If you want to test it, do a print screen and paste the generated barcode into MS Word. Then print using Word's "High Quality" print setting Doesn't use any barcode fonts, just the Line statement.

It's a form that covers your desktop with scrolling text simulating The Matrix screens as seen in the movie. It uses surprisingly low CPU (0% on my Athlon 1800, 1440x900 resolution). It's not exactly the same but the code is commented to help out newcomers to VB6.

When strings are normally sorted, strings are compared by their ASCII values. This results in 10 being sorted before 2 (eg: 1 10 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9). This function tries to correct that.