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A Fully Ownerdrawn Implemetation Of A VSNet Style Property Tree (Supporting Nested Levels). Supports: Picture Object,Common Dialogs (Open,Browse etc), Font Object, Custom Lists,Spin Button, Nested Levels blah blah blah.... There Is No Calander Support As Yet But You Can Format Each Property Item and Validate It Before Updateing. Caveats: No For Each Suuport And No Delete On Property Items But you Can Clear and Reload. List Only Need To Be Created Once and And As Many Property Item(s) you Like Can Be Pointed To It. I'm Not Going To Bore You With Anymore Details, Check The Screen Shot And download The Code. A Big Thanks Goes To Paul Caton For the Hook Code, Vlad Vissoultchev For The Drawing Code, Fred Cpp For The isButton And Carles PV For His Coolist. Notes Before Use: You Must Copy The WinsubHook2.tlb To Your System Folder. As Always Comments and Constructive Critism Is Always Welcome. The Sample Included Is A Basic Sample But I Will Update When I have More Time. Note: This Has Only Been Tested On XP Pro And Home SP2 I Would Like To Know If It Works On Other Os's Kind Regards Gary

A great button changer example which can change the shape of a simple command button. just set the command button style property to graphical and see the difference.

Does your application require plotting / charting of data? Do you like the plotting styles offered by Microsoft Excel, but do not want, or have time, to create a custom control of your own, then this wrapper class is for you. This class provides a simple interface to the complexities of the Excel object model and provides a simple and effective means to plot your data. Simply place an OLE2 container on your form, add the class to your project, set references, and pass it an array of data. In addition, this class supports either single or bi-directional error bars, and reduces some of complexities in handling this type of data. The chart interface, as with Excel’s, is fully customizable (colors, styles, grids, axis, fonts, etc..) at runtime, and supports direct OLE2 changes to the chart object by double clicking the object. So, if you need charting support, and do not want to spend a fortune on third party controls, then give this a try….

Extremely customizable, subclassed, fully owner-drawn button control for those people that like something different than the standard '98 or XP button. Its 60+ visual properties, grouped by graphical entity, button state and mouse behavior, make it possible for you to incorporate literally thousands of different possible looks to the button in every state - button up, down, disabled, focus and mouseover. Want the button to change shape when the mouse pointer moves over it, and also change the border color? No problem. Incorporates Paul Caton's subclassing to handle MouseLeave event, and draws upon the skills of other PSC contributors (credits listed in source) to create a truly different button. Demo is a simple (not fully functional) 4-function calculator, with my Gradient Container Control used as the face and display. DigiFace .TTF font file included for calculator display (you may need to throw that into your windows\fonts folder). All the properties may seem a bit confusing at first but soon you'll be totally used to it. You just have to keep in mind that all the desired properties for each state work in concert to produce the total button concept that you're aiming for. I hope you have as much fun experimenting with this button as I did designing it. ~57k download.

This program shows you how to use a form in your own program that shows a "evaluation period" window (view screenshot) that allows the user to evaluate your program for a certain time. This one cannot be cheated with by setting the system time back to an earlier date. The registration code is case sensitive. You can alter the location of the generated control file and the length of the evaluation period in the code. Everything is well commented.

The control is similar with Microsoft flex grid. This controls is doesn’t use any additional controls, only the standard controls. The grid is draw using API’s at run time. The grid support three types of generic data (string, numeric and date). Also supports data from a combobox. For each field you can provide a recordset and the columns bounded to combo (value and showed text). The list could be filtered with a standard recordset filter. In filter you can provide a value from cell row with the mark "?”. In example attached subcategory is filtered with value from category “idcateg=?gategory”. In the past two years I found and use tones of good code from 1vbstreet. Now is the moment to pay back. Best Regards, Costinu