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This source code is a jump in revisions from 1.0a to 1.1a of neXus. For those of you that don't know, neXus is my coordinate-mapping application inspired by an original idea from Tyson Westby. Anyways, the changes in 1.1a are that you can have a visual confirmation that you have marked a coordinate. However, unfortunately, this meant that I had to take some of the source code out. Some of the old functionality was lost, and some of the new functionality doesn't work correctly. Anyways, this application allows the user to map coordinates for irregular-shaped Visual Basic forms without the need for bulky ActiveX Controls. As always, leave feedback and vote!

This source code will easily allow you to play a WAV file from within your Visual Basic application WITHOUT using an ActiveX Control. The two most amazing facts about this source code that amazed me were: • The value for the "flag." I had absolutely no idea what to do for the flag. But I took a good guess at it, and I got it! • It will actually play the WAV file from the Visual Basic environment (you don't need to compile it to hear the sound).

This code will easily let any user create simple, yet effective credit scroller. This is so effectively easy, that any novice can create it. I created this code because I tried the other source code on this site, and I found it difficult to follow.

This source code will easily allow you to play a WAV file from within your Visual Basic application WITHOUT using an ActiveX Control. The two most amazing facts about this source code that amazed me were: • The value for the "flag." I had absolutely no idea what to do for the flag. But I took a good guess at it, and I got it! • It will actually play the WAV file from the Visual Basic environment (you don't need to compile it to hear the sound).

This source code will search for a certain string from a TextBox (can be modified to search from any string-bearing control, etc.). Once the string is found, a message box will appear letting you know that the string was found, and then the string will be highlighted.

This source code is a jump in revisions from 1.0a to 1.1a of neXus. For those of you that don't know, neXus is my coordinate-mapping application inspired by an original idea from Tyson Westby. Anyways, the changes in 1.1a are that you can have a visual confirmation that you have marked a coordinate. However, unfortunately, this meant that I had to take some of the source code out. Some of the old functionality was lost, and some of the new functionality doesn't work correctly. Anyways, this application allows the user to map coordinates for irregular-shaped Visual Basic forms without the need for bulky ActiveX Controls. As always, leave feedback and vote!

This is the source code to the largest project that I've ever worked on -- neXus 1.0a. neXus is based on an application that was created by Tyson Westby about one year ago. It's function is to allow Visual Basic programmers to modify the shape of the Form without having to include a bulky ActiveX control. The way it did this was to harness the power of the Windows GDI, and other API calls. But don't take my word for it, download the source code and try it out! And please, take the time to vote and leave feedback!

This code will easily let any user create simple, yet effective credit scroller. This is so effectively easy, that any novice can create it. I created this code because I tried the other source code on this site, and I found it difficult to follow.

This source code will easily allow you to play a WAV file from within your Visual Basic application WITHOUT using an ActiveX Control. The two most amazing facts about this source code that amazed me were: • The value for the "flag." I had absolutely no idea what to do for the flag. But I took a good guess at it, and I got it! • It will actually play the WAV file from the Visual Basic environment (you don't need to compile it to hear the sound).

This source code will search for a certain string from a TextBox (can be modified to search from any string-bearing control, etc.). Once the string is found, a message box will appear letting you know that the string was found, and then the string will be highlighted.

This source code is a jump in revisions from 1.0a to 1.1a of neXus. For those of you that don't know, neXus is my coordinate-mapping application inspired by an original idea from Tyson Westby. Anyways, the changes in 1.1a are that you can have a visual confirmation that you have marked a coordinate. However, unfortunately, this meant that I had to take some of the source code out. Some of the old functionality was lost, and some of the new functionality doesn't work correctly. Anyways, this application allows the user to map coordinates for irregular-shaped Visual Basic forms without the need for bulky ActiveX Controls. As always, leave feedback and vote!

This is the source code to the largest project that I've ever worked on -- neXus 1.0a. neXus is based on an application that was created by Tyson Westby about one year ago. It's function is to allow Visual Basic programmers to modify the shape of the Form without having to include a bulky ActiveX control. The way it did this was to harness the power of the Windows GDI, and other API calls. But don't take my word for it, download the source code and try it out! And please, take the time to vote and leave feedback!

This code will easily let any user create simple, yet effective credit scroller. This is so effectively easy, that any novice can create it. I created this code because I tried the other source code on this site, and I found it difficult to follow.

This source code will easily allow you to play a WAV file from within your Visual Basic application WITHOUT using an ActiveX Control. The two most amazing facts about this source code that amazed me were: • The value for the "flag." I had absolutely no idea what to do for the flag. But I took a good guess at it, and I got it! • It will actually play the WAV file from the Visual Basic environment (you don't need to compile it to hear the sound).

This source code will search for a certain string from a TextBox (can be modified to search from any string-bearing control, etc.). Once the string is found, a message box will appear letting you know that the string was found, and then the string will be highlighted.

This source code is a jump in revisions from 1.0a to 1.1a of neXus. For those of you that don't know, neXus is my coordinate-mapping application inspired by an original idea from Tyson Westby. Anyways, the changes in 1.1a are that you can have a visual confirmation that you have marked a coordinate. However, unfortunately, this meant that I had to take some of the source code out. Some of the old functionality was lost, and some of the new functionality doesn't work correctly. Anyways, this application allows the user to map coordinates for irregular-shaped Visual Basic forms without the need for bulky ActiveX Controls. As always, leave feedback and vote!

This is the source code to the largest project that I've ever worked on -- neXus 1.0a. neXus is based on an application that was created by Tyson Westby about one year ago. It's function is to allow Visual Basic programmers to modify the shape of the Form without having to include a bulky ActiveX control. The way it did this was to harness the power of the Windows GDI, and other API calls. But don't take my word for it, download the source code and try it out! And please, take the time to vote and leave feedback!

This code will easily let any user create simple, yet effective credit scroller. This is so effectively easy, that any novice can create it. I created this code because I tried the other source code on this site, and I found it difficult to follow.

This source code will easily allow you to play a WAV file from within your Visual Basic application WITHOUT using an ActiveX Control. The two most amazing facts about this source code that amazed me were: • The value for the "flag." I had absolutely no idea what to do for the flag. But I took a good guess at it, and I got it! • It will actually play the WAV file from the Visual Basic environment (you don't need to compile it to hear the sound).

This source code will search for a certain string from a TextBox (can be modified to search from any string-bearing control, etc.). Once the string is found, a message box will appear letting you know that the string was found, and then the string will be highlighted.