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Get rid of that design time syntax error message box.

To help out my Dutch friend Frederik who needed to spell check in various languages, I designed this simple example. To adapt it to use a particular dictionary, supply the dictionary path as an option like so: w1.CheckSpelling(Text1.Text,"c:\path\MyDic.DIC)

A few VB editor-shortcut keys that make life worthwhile.

This demonstration program gives examples of how you can control Outlook using AUTOMATION to create mail, contacts and appointments. You can adapt this code to create the other outlook items.

Cut and Paste code... Turns your flat form into a metalic cylinder. Setting the AutoRedraw property is now done for you. Also thanks to Sebastjan for his tip about setting the ScaleMode to pixels.

Everything you ever wanted to know about skins but were afraid to ask. Resize borderless controls without any work. Fabulous Metal skins and custom buttons with rounded corners. Move the form around with the mouse. Practical examples of SetWindowLong, SendMessage, SetWindowRgn. It's all here!!! Just Download the code and open the .vbg project group.

Now you can put any front-end onto Outlook. This work-in-progress gives everything you need to know about enumerating Outlook items (as I receive so many enquiries). Utilizaing the techniques shown here you should be able to integrate Outlook information into any application.

This demonstration program gives examples of how you can control Outlook using AUTOMATION to create mail, contacts and appointments. You can adapt this code to create the other outlook items.

Get rid of that design time syntax error message box.

To help out my Dutch friend Frederik who needed to spell check in various languages, I designed this simple example. To adapt it to use a particular dictionary, supply the dictionary path as an option like so: w1.CheckSpelling(Text1.Text,"c:\path\MyDic.DIC)

A few VB editor-shortcut keys that make life worthwhile.

Now you can put any front-end onto Outlook. This work-in-progress gives everything you need to know about enumerating Outlook items (as I receive so many enquiries). Utilizaing the techniques shown here you should be able to integrate Outlook information into any application.

Cut and Paste code... Turns your flat form into a metalic cylinder. Setting the AutoRedraw property is now done for you. Also thanks to Sebastjan for his tip about setting the ScaleMode to pixels.

Everything you ever wanted to know about skins but were afraid to ask. Resize borderless controls without any work. Fabulous Metal skins and custom buttons with rounded corners. Move the form around with the mouse. Practical examples of SetWindowLong, SendMessage, SetWindowRgn. It's all here!!! Just Download the code and open the .vbg project group.

This demonstration program gives examples of how you can control Outlook using AUTOMATION to create mail, contacts and appointments. You can adapt this code to create the other outlook items.

Get rid of that design time syntax error message box.

To help out my Dutch friend Frederik who needed to spell check in various languages, I designed this simple example. To adapt it to use a particular dictionary, supply the dictionary path as an option like so: w1.CheckSpelling(Text1.Text,"c:\path\MyDic.DIC)

A few VB editor-shortcut keys that make life worthwhile.

Now you can put any front-end onto Outlook. This work-in-progress gives everything you need to know about enumerating Outlook items (as I receive so many enquiries). Utilizaing the techniques shown here you should be able to integrate Outlook information into any application.

Cut and Paste code... Turns your flat form into a metalic cylinder. Setting the AutoRedraw property is now done for you. Also thanks to Sebastjan for his tip about setting the ScaleMode to pixels.