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Shows Win9x resources level (System, User and GDI). Ofcause it will not work on NT, because it does not handle resources the same way as Win95. Included is some usercontrols, like: PopDown, ProgressGuage, Coolbutton and TrayIcon. So if you do not want it for the resource meter, you can always download it for the other source. Executable is enclosed. Besides resources it also shows memory information, allows you to mark current resource level (great to check for resource leaks in your program). It is a "finished" program, so you can use it straight away.

You just downloaded a VB project from the 'net. But the author "forgot" to include the image files (bmp, ico, gif, etc) he/she used in the project in the zip file. Do not panic anymore! Use this utility (complete with source), to extract these images from the frx, dox and ctx (the binary support) files. You still need the frm, dob and ctl files. (For pgx and other ones, just make the neccessary adjustments in the code.) It is a complete project for VB6 (SP3), executable is included.

Shows Win9x resources level (System, User and GDI). Ofcause it will not work on NT, because it does not handle resources the same way as Win95. Included is some usercontrols, like: PopDown, ProgressGuage, Coolbutton and TrayIcon. So if you do not want it for the resource meter, you can always download it for the other source. Executable is enclosed. Besides resources it also shows memory information, allows you to mark current resource level (great to check for resource leaks in your program). It is a "finished" program, so you can use it straight away.

For those folk that play with EMMM stuff, finally something you can use. I got these calculation (entirely done in VB, not C) from a great guy somewhere in the US. It really helped me. Maybe it will help someone else in the world. The problem I had was that I had a hardware device that recorded information in EMMM format. This data could be downloaded through RS232, but for me to use this data in VB, I had to convert it from EMMM (2 byte float) to a data type "Single" (VB float). I do not think many people will be using it (maybe you prefer to use C).

What? Another marquee? Yep. Put into 1 class and 1 usercontrol file. Can contain separate text "blocks" each with it own forecolor. Use the mouse to drag the display from left to right (or right to left) during the scrolling (just in case you missed out something that scrolled away). Continuous scrolling (does NOT wait if the last block is out of view, then start the first block, BUT glues the first block to the last one, so you see no break). Can place separator between blocks. It looks like the BBC News ticker. Click event on each text "block", scroll speed, colours, font, etc. Just download and see for yourself. Need more convincing? Someone quoted this is the best marquee on PSC yet....

Analog Clock control where you can use your mouse to rotate the hours and minutes. Ideal to obtain time the graphical way from the user. Can also be used as a simple running time display. Left-Click and drag the minutes, Right-Click and drag the hours. Colours, fonts and some other attributes can be changed (look and see). This is just a usercontrol (ctl+ctx) file to include with your project, if you really want to, make your own ocx from it.

Creating MsgBox code can be frustrating. No more. Use this simple "one screen does it all" application to create MsgBox source code. Nice interface, enough options, view the MsgBox source code straight away and a preview. Once you are happy with your design, it will copy the required code into the clipboard. Enjoy.

Need the print source code (at least under YOUR control)? Used to be a shareware product, but now a freeware product. Enclosed packed executable for immediate usage. Has sounds for fun. Output can be standard windows printer object, an old text printer (direct to port) or rich-text file. Complete with preview, project information, print icons from each form, form control names list, index. Oh, see for yourself for the rest. Have fun. (Updated using VB6)

Need the print source code (at least under YOUR control)? Used to be a shareware product, but now a freeware product. Enclosed packed executable for immediate usage. Has sounds for fun. Output can be standard windows printer object, an old text printer (direct to port) or rich-text file. Complete with preview, project information, print icons from each form, form control names list, index. Oh, see for yourself for the rest. Have fun. (Updated using VB6)

For those folk that play with EMMM stuff, finally something you can use. I got these calculation (entirely done in VB, not C) from a great guy somewhere in the US. It really helped me. Maybe it will help someone else in the world. The problem I had was that I had a hardware device that recorded information in EMMM format. This data could be downloaded through RS232, but for me to use this data in VB, I had to convert it from EMMM (2 byte float) to a data type "Single" (VB float). I do not think many people will be using it (maybe you prefer to use C).

What? Another marquee? Yep. Put into 1 class and 1 usercontrol file. Can contain separate text "blocks" each with it own forecolor. Use the mouse to drag the display from left to right (or right to left) during the scrolling (just in case you missed out something that scrolled away). Continuous scrolling (does NOT wait if the last block is out of view, then start the first block, BUT glues the first block to the last one, so you see no break). Can place separator between blocks. It looks like the BBC News ticker. Click event on each text "block", scroll speed, colours, font, etc. Just download and see for yourself. Need more convincing? Someone quoted this is the best marquee on PSC yet....

Analog Clock control where you can use your mouse to rotate the hours and minutes. Ideal to obtain time the graphical way from the user. Can also be used as a simple running time display. Left-Click and drag the minutes, Right-Click and drag the hours. Colours, fonts and some other attributes can be changed (look and see). This is just a usercontrol (ctl+ctx) file to include with your project, if you really want to, make your own ocx from it.

Creating MsgBox code can be frustrating. No more. Use this simple "one screen does it all" application to create MsgBox source code. Nice interface, enough options, view the MsgBox source code straight away and a preview. Once you are happy with your design, it will copy the required code into the clipboard. Enjoy.

You just downloaded a VB project from the 'net. But the author "forgot" to include the image files (bmp, ico, gif, etc) he/she used in the project in the zip file. Do not panic anymore! Use this utility (complete with source), to extract these images from the frx, dox and ctx (the binary support) files. You still need the frm, dob and ctl files. (For pgx and other ones, just make the neccessary adjustments in the code.) It is a complete project for VB6 (SP3), executable is included.

Shows Win9x resources level (System, User and GDI). Ofcause it will not work on NT, because it does not handle resources the same way as Win95. Included is some usercontrols, like: PopDown, ProgressGuage, Coolbutton and TrayIcon. So if you do not want it for the resource meter, you can always download it for the other source. Executable is enclosed. Besides resources it also shows memory information, allows you to mark current resource level (great to check for resource leaks in your program). It is a "finished" program, so you can use it straight away.

You just downloaded a VB project from the 'net. But the author "forgot" to include the image files (bmp, ico, gif, etc) he/she used in the project in the zip file. Do not panic anymore! Use this utility (complete with source), to extract these images from the frx, dox and ctx (the binary support) files. You still need the frm, dob and ctl files. (For pgx and other ones, just make the neccessary adjustments in the code.) It is a complete project for VB6 (SP3), executable is included.

Shows Win9x resources level (System, User and GDI). Ofcause it will not work on NT, because it does not handle resources the same way as Win95. Included is some usercontrols, like: PopDown, ProgressGuage, Coolbutton and TrayIcon. So if you do not want it for the resource meter, you can always download it for the other source. Executable is enclosed. Besides resources it also shows memory information, allows you to mark current resource level (great to check for resource leaks in your program). It is a "finished" program, so you can use it straight away.

For those folk that play with EMMM stuff, finally something you can use. I got these calculation (entirely done in VB, not C) from a great guy somewhere in the US. It really helped me. Maybe it will help someone else in the world. The problem I had was that I had a hardware device that recorded information in EMMM format. This data could be downloaded through RS232, but for me to use this data in VB, I had to convert it from EMMM (2 byte float) to a data type "Single" (VB float). I do not think many people will be using it (maybe you prefer to use C).

What? Another marquee? Yep. Put into 1 class and 1 usercontrol file. Can contain separate text "blocks" each with it own forecolor. Use the mouse to drag the display from left to right (or right to left) during the scrolling (just in case you missed out something that scrolled away). Continuous scrolling (does NOT wait if the last block is out of view, then start the first block, BUT glues the first block to the last one, so you see no break). Can place separator between blocks. It looks like the BBC News ticker. Click event on each text "block", scroll speed, colours, font, etc. Just download and see for yourself. Need more convincing? Someone quoted this is the best marquee on PSC yet....

Analog Clock control where you can use your mouse to rotate the hours and minutes. Ideal to obtain time the graphical way from the user. Can also be used as a simple running time display. Left-Click and drag the minutes, Right-Click and drag the hours. Colours, fonts and some other attributes can be changed (look and see). This is just a usercontrol (ctl+ctx) file to include with your project, if you really want to, make your own ocx from it.