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Need Part 11 compliance then you will need multi-level password security with passwords that expire. This sample application will show you how to this to your applications. All you need to do is copy 2 forms, a class module and a module to your application (see below) and you are ready to go. It was written to use an Access database (ADO). You set up the access rights, add users, and assign these rights to the users. New users, by default, are assigned the password of password, which they must change the first time they try to log-in. A user can change their password anytime they choose as long as they know what their assigned password is. The security file (security.pwd) can be renamed to anything you like and is password protected. You can assign a unique application ID to insure that the security file can only be used with that application. If you are connected to a network, the application will display your network log-in ID automatically in the Log-in ID text box. The passwords can be set to expire after a user-defined number of days.

This will give you the tools and instructions necessary to convert your DAO project to ADO.

Update 1/14/04: This is an address label printer. It was originally created for church use and mass mailings. You can have multiple files to help organize your address; the program will remember the last 4 you have opened. You can search for a specific address in a variety of ways. It allows you to move address from one file to another (one at a time or a selected group) by opening a selected paste file. You can Import/Export address from/to text files; you pick the field delimiter (Tab, Semicolon, Comma, or Carriage Return). You can print a single address label, selected address labels, all address labels of selected zip codes, or all address labels in a file at a selected starting row and column. You can print a single page of labels beginning with the first address you select. You can use it to print nametags by selecting the print option "Print Names Only". You can create and save different printing schemes which contain label size/layouts as well as what font will be used to print. You can view/edit one address at a time or view all the address in a spreadsheet format. In the spreadsheet, you can filter the information displayed to show only the address you want. The data in the spreadsheet can be sorted by column heading in either ascending or descending order. PLEASE READ THE README FILE.

Bug Fix: 4-19-04 This code gives you the ability to add print previewing to you application and the tools to allow you to make nice looking printed reports. You can fix the printing options such as paper orientation and preview/screen or allow the user to change them when running the report. Use it to design reports without wasting all that paper. I have tried to make this as simple as possible so you can add it to your existing projects and with only a little effort to change your reports. I have never before asked for votes, but I have put a lot of time into this and would appreciate your feedback (please be kind).

Update: Added a new print option. This is an address label printer. It was originally created for church use and mass mailings. You can have multiple files to help organize your address; the program will remember the last 4 you have opened. You can search for a specific address in a variety of ways. It allows you to move address from one file to another (one at a time or a selected group) by opening a selected paste file. You can Import/Export address from/to text files; you pick the field delimiter (Tab, Semicolon, Comma, or Carriage Return). You can print a single address label, selected address labels, all address labels of selected zip codes, or all address labels in a file at a selected starting row and column. You can print a single page of labels beginning with the first address you select. You can use it to print nametags by selecting the print option "Print Names Only". You can create and save different printing schemes which contain label size/layouts as well as what font will be used to print. You can view/edit one address at a time or view all the address in a spreadsheet format. In the spreadsheet, you can filter the information displayed to show only the address you want. The data in the spreadsheet can be sorted by column heading in either ascending or descending order. Included with this project are several cls files, which contain a lot code that you will find very useful to use in your project such as: * Play wave files stored in a resource file. * Many screen utilities like Center Form, Vertically Fit Form to Screen, and Make on top. * File Open and File Save dialog boxes without using an OCX. * Auto match Combo Boxes. * Masked Text. * Format text as it is typed. There are two versions of the project included, PrintLabels_MsGrid.vbp and PrintLabels_SheridanGrid.vbp. PrintLabels_SheridanGrid.vbp uses the Sheridan Data Widgets and PrintLabels_MsGrid.vbp uses Microsoft's data grid control. To select a group of connected rows using the mouse and the shift key, you need to click somewhere inside the grid; to select several non-connected rows using the mouse and control key you need to click on the Record Selectors bar located on the left side of the grid. The dbgrid32.ocx can be found it on your Visual Basic CD under ?:\Common\Tools\VB\Controls. You can find the ADO version of this project at: http://www.planet-source-code.com/vb/scripts/ShowCode.asp?txtCodeId=36736&lngWId=1

Updated 8-13-03. You can copy any object from one Form to another except the Menu; that is until now. This application will copy the menu properties and source code (under the Click event) from one Form to another. If the Destination Form already has a menu, it will be replaced with the menu from the Source Form or you can merge the Source and destination menus. There are few times you need to copy menus, but I wrote this app just to see if I could. Included are two form to try it with.

This code shows how to calculate loan payments and build an amortization table. It allows the user to include an additional payment, and calculates how much money is saved with the extra payment added. It will show you the total amount you will pay in interest over the life of the loan. The amortization table can be saved, modified, and printed. You can select a range of cells and copy them to the clipboard to be pasted into a different document. You can find what your monthly payment will be entering the loan amount, interest rate, and length of the loan or you can entering the a monthly payment, interest rate, and length of the loan and the application will tell you the total amount you can borrow. If you don't want to borrow but want to know how much you need to save each month to reach a goal, then this application will help you do that as well. It will even factor in cost of living increases. This application does require one custom ocx (vb5 & vb6 versions), which is included and needs to be registered before it can be used. Other FREE ocx's by the same author may be found at http://www.devpower.com ---CODING EXAMPLES---: MSFlexGrid, multiple instances of a form, IsNumber (Allow Dec Point), API Open, Save and directory Dialogs, return only the file name from a string, return only the path from a string, Arrange MDI child forms, Select a printer, print right-justified, print center, print a double line, print a footer, check for end of page, random access files, simple graph using just code, center a form, fit a form to the screen, vertically fit a form to the screen (all task bar aware), center an object within an object, make a form always on top, copy to information to the clipboard - Just to mention a few.

UPDATED…fixed a problem printing “Property” functions. Have you ever needed to print out a copy of your source code to put into a validation record or you just want a hard copy? This application will give you a well-formatted printout that includes a cover page, a table of contents and a brief summary. You can select which printer to print to and some of the printer settings without using any OCX. It will also will show you how to print centered, print right justified, print from right, print in color, center a form (task bar aware), and display a progress bar (progress bar class was modified by me but I am not the originator). It will not print a picture of the form itself (I do not know how print a form that is not part of the running application, if anyone does please let me know). It will do good job of printing your source code. Check out version 2 at http://www.planet-source-code.com/vb/scripts/ShowCode.asp?txtCodeId=37077&lngWId=1

Updated 8-13-03. You can copy any object from one Form to another except the Menu; that is until now. This application will copy the menu properties and source code (under the Click event) from one Form to another. If the Destination Form already has a menu, it will be replaced with the menu from the Source Form or you can merge the Source and destination menus. There are few times you need to copy menus, but I wrote this app just to see if I could. Included are two form to try it with.

This code shows how to calculate loan payments and build an amortization table. It allows the user to include an additional payment, and calculates how much money is saved with the extra payment added. It will show you the total amount you will pay in interest over the life of the loan. The amortization table can be saved, modified, and printed. You can select a range of cells and copy them to the clipboard to be pasted into a different document. You can find what your monthly payment will be entering the loan amount, interest rate, and length of the loan or you can entering the a monthly payment, interest rate, and length of the loan and the application will tell you the total amount you can borrow. If you don't want to borrow but want to know how much you need to save each month to reach a goal, then this application will help you do that as well. It will even factor in cost of living increases. *** Update: Replaced the required OCX with custom controls.

Need Part 11 compliance then you will need multi-level password security with passwords that expire. This sample application will show you how to this to your applications. All you need to do is copy 2 forms, a class module and a module to your application (see below) and you are ready to go. It was written to use an Access database (ADO). You set up the access rights, add users, and assign these rights to the users. New users, by default, are assigned the password of password, which they must change the first time they try to log-in. A user can change their password anytime they choose as long as they know what their assigned password is. The security file (security.pwd) can be renamed to anything you like and is password protected. You can assign a unique application ID to insure that the security file can only be used with that application. If you are connected to a network, the application will display your network log-in ID automatically in the Log-in ID text box. The passwords can be set to expire after a user-defined number of days.

This will give you the tools and instructions necessary to convert your DAO project to ADO.

Update 6/21/05: This is an address label printer. It was originally created for church use and mass mailings. You can have multiple files to help organize your address; the program will remember the last 4 you have opened. You can search for a specific address in a variety of ways. It allows you to move address from one file to another (one at a time or a selected group) by opening a selected paste file. You can Import/Export address from/to text files; you pick the field delimiter (Tab, Semicolon, Comma, or Carriage Return). You can print a single address label, selected address labels, all address labels of selected zip codes, or all address labels in a file at a selected starting row and column. You can print a single page of labels beginning with the first address you select. You can use it to print nametags by selecting the print option "Print Names Only". You can create and save different printing schemes which contain label size/layouts as well as what font will be used to print. You can view/edit one address at a time or view all the address in a spreadsheet format. In the spreadsheet, you can filter the information displayed to show only the address you want. The data in the spreadsheet can be sorted by column heading in either ascending or descending order. PLEASE READ THE README FILE.

Bug Fix: 4-19-04 This code gives you the ability to add print previewing to you application and the tools to allow you to make nice looking printed reports. You can fix the printing options such as paper orientation and preview/screen or allow the user to change them when running the report. Use it to design reports without wasting all that paper. I have tried to make this as simple as possible so you can add it to your existing projects and with only a little effort to change your reports. I have never before asked for votes, but I have put a lot of time into this and would appreciate your feedback (please be kind).

No voting please. The original author (Richard Mewett) has abandoned this Grid and is now using another; but this grid is too good to let die. This is a Major update (the number of changes made in this version are significant), so please read the HistoryLog before using. The HistoryLog also contains a list of all public subs, functions, and properties. Notes: Not all properties are illustrated in the demo. Oblivious omissions: Cell merging (got to complicated); Datacontrol support (which you should avoid anyway).---------------------------------------------------- (Update: Added RowUnselect)

Picking and remembering strong passwords is a pain. It's easier to convert an easy to remember one. Easily create passwords to your specifications with this password-generation tool. Enter a master password, a URL or keyword, and a user name. Select the password length and click a few options to get a unique password. What this program does is use an algorithm to make a password based on the seed data. Enter your master password, the URL or keyword, and user name anytime you need to see the password for that site and user. The app takes an extra step by storing URLs when requested. It's more secure than apps that simply store passwords. The app also has an encryption key that can be changed before compiling so that no two compiled apps return the same password. (Update: Added Printing, updated button control, and Pass Phrase.)

An easy way to add, read, remove, and find items in a single dimensioned array (emulates VB’s ListBox functionality without the user interface). Don’t use a ListBox or a Collection to build an array just because they have built in functions that make them easier to use; both these choices are slow, require a lot of overhead and were designed to meet a specific need. (UPDATED: Added Property Get Text).

is an easy to use unit conversion program that will convert the most popular units of acceleration, angle, distance, temperature, volume, time, velocity, weight, power, density, pressure, energy, number base and many others, including the ability to create custom conversions. It also remembers the last user input for each group. ----------------------(UPDATE: 6/1/11 - Added special conversion for liter/100km)

(Updated 11/09/04) This application will give you a well-formatted printout that includes a cover page, a table of contents and a project summary. You can select what will be printed, from the entire project, a single procedure in a module, or just the project summary. You can send the output to the screen (preview) or the printer. You can also export the results to a RTF file, HTML file, or a bitmap file (using the preview). It also has some additional printing options to save paper. Includes a stand-alone version as well a VB add-in. It uses VB6's TreeView control, so it will not work with older version of VB. (Project's name change: was 'A Project's Source Code Printer).

(Update 5/11/04 - added another display type) This is an alert window that rises up from the taskbar or fades in/out. I had no intentions of posting this but after seeing Todd Tanner's MSN style alert window, and having my comments deleted, I decided to post it for education purposes only. NO VOTING PLEASE but comments are welcome. (Update 4/7/04 - Added options for border style, background color, and Close by code only.)