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This is a technique for late-binding to controls on your forms or usercontrols. Other techniques that I've seen on this web-site involve using control arrays. But in order to do this you need to include a reference to the control from the components menu. This is called early-binding and can disasterous for your programs if you're utilizing a COM object that frequently changes interfaces. The late-binding technique requires only the ProgID of the object as listed under HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT in your registry.

Half-finished, ansi capable, multi-threaded telnet bulletin board system (BBS) written entirely in VB. I got bored (no pun intended) with writing this, so I figure I'll let the world take a stab at it. I modelled it slightly off of Telegard. Be sure to extract the files into the root of your c drive. It'll create a directory called ZBBS. Follow the instructions in README.TXT. To test locally, run the following: telnet 127.0.0.1 Default login is SYSOP, and the password is SYSOP. It launches dynamically created out of process forms with winsock controls on each, so I think each socket is running in it's own thread space.

This is a technique for late-binding to controls on your forms or usercontrols. Other techniques that I've seen on this web-site involve using control arrays. But in order to do this you need to include a reference to the control from the components menu. This is called early-binding and can disasterous for your programs if you're utilizing a COM object that frequently changes interfaces. The late-binding technique requires only the ProgID of the object as listed under HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT in your registry.

Half-finished, ansi capable, multi-threaded telnet bulletin board system (BBS) written entirely in VB. I got bored (no pun intended) with writing this, so I figure I'll let the world take a stab at it. I modelled it slightly off of Telegard. Be sure to extract the files into the root of your c drive. It'll create a directory called ZBBS. Follow the instructions in README.TXT. To test locally, run the following: telnet 127.0.0.1 Default login is SYSOP, and the password is SYSOP. It launches dynamically created out of process forms with winsock controls on each, so I think each socket is running in it's own thread space.

This is a technique for late-binding to controls on your forms or usercontrols. Other techniques that I've seen on this web-site involve using control arrays. But in order to do this you need to include a reference to the control from the components menu. This is called early-binding and can disasterous for your programs if you're utilizing a COM object that frequently changes interfaces. The late-binding technique requires only the ProgID of the object as listed under HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT in your registry.

Half-finished, ansi capable, multi-threaded telnet bulletin board system (BBS) written entirely in VB. I got bored (no pun intended) with writing this, so I figure I'll let the world take a stab at it. I modelled it slightly off of Telegard. Be sure to extract the files into the root of your c drive. It'll create a directory called ZBBS. Follow the instructions in README.TXT. To test locally, run the following: telnet 127.0.0.1 Default login is SYSOP, and the password is SYSOP. It launches dynamically created out of process forms with winsock controls on each, so I think each socket is running in it's own thread space.

This is a technique for late-binding to controls on your forms or usercontrols. Other techniques that I've seen on this web-site involve using control arrays. But in order to do this you need to include a reference to the control from the components menu. This is called early-binding and can disasterous for your programs if you're utilizing a COM object that frequently changes interfaces. The late-binding technique requires only the ProgID of the object as listed under HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT in your registry.

Half-finished, ansi capable, multi-threaded telnet bulletin board system (BBS) written entirely in VB. I modelled it slightly off of Telegard. Be sure to extract the files into the root of your c drive. It'll create a directory called ZBBS. Follow the instructions in README.TXT. To test locally, run the following: telnet 127.0.0.1 Default login is SYSOP, and the password is SYSOP.

Half-finished, ansi capable, multi-threaded telnet bulletin board system (BBS) written entirely in VB. I modelled it slightly off of Telegard. Be sure to extract the files into the root of your c drive. It'll create a directory called ZBBS. Follow the instructions in README.TXT. To test locally, run the following: telnet 127.0.0.1 Default login is SYSOP, and the password is SYSOP.

This is a technique for late-binding to controls on your forms or usercontrols. Other techniques that I've seen on this web-site involve using control arrays. But in order to do this you need to include a reference to the control from the components menu. This is called early-binding and can disasterous for your programs if you're utilizing a COM object that frequently changes interfaces. The late-binding technique requires only the ProgID of the object as listed under HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT in your registry.

Half-finished, ansi capable, multi-threaded telnet bulletin board system (BBS) written entirely in VB. I modelled it slightly off of Telegard. Be sure to extract the files into the root of your c drive. It'll create a directory called ZBBS. Follow the instructions in README.TXT. To test locally, run the following: telnet 127.0.0.1 Default login is SYSOP, and the password is SYSOP.

This is a technique for late-binding to controls on your forms or usercontrols. Other techniques that I've seen on this web-site involve using control arrays. But in order to do this you need to include a reference to the control from the components menu. This is called early-binding and can disasterous for your programs if you're utilizing a COM object that frequently changes interfaces. The late-binding technique requires only the ProgID of the object as listed under HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT in your registry.

Half-finished, ansi capable, multi-threaded telnet bulletin board system (BBS) written entirely in VB. I modelled it slightly off of Telegard. Be sure to extract the files into the root of your c drive. It'll create a directory called ZBBS. Follow the instructions in README.TXT. To test locally, run the following: telnet 127.0.0.1 Default login is SYSOP, and the password is SYSOP.

This is a technique for late-binding to controls on your forms or usercontrols. Other techniques that I've seen on this web-site involve using control arrays. But in order to do this you need to include a reference to the control from the components menu. This is called early-binding and can disasterous for your programs if you're utilizing a COM object that frequently changes interfaces. The late-binding technique requires only the ProgID of the object as listed under HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT in your registry.

Half-finished, ansi capable, multi-threaded telnet bulletin board system (BBS) written entirely in VB. I got bored (no pun intended) with writing this, so I figure I'll let the world take a stab at it. I modelled it slightly off of Telegard. Be sure to extract the files into the root of your c drive. It'll create a directory called ZBBS. Follow the instructions in README.TXT. To test locally, run the following: telnet 127.0.0.1 Default login is SYSOP, and the password is SYSOP. It launches dynamically created out of process forms with winsock controls on each, so I think each socket is running in it's own thread space.

This is a technique for late-binding to controls on your forms or usercontrols. Other techniques that I've seen on this web-site involve using control arrays. But in order to do this you need to include a reference to the control from the components menu. This is called early-binding and can disasterous for your programs if you're utilizing a COM object that frequently changes interfaces. The late-binding technique requires only the ProgID of the object as listed under HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT in your registry.

Half-finished, ansi capable, multi-threaded telnet bulletin board system (BBS) written entirely in VB. I modelled it slightly off of Telegard. Be sure to extract the files into the root of your c drive. It'll create a directory called ZBBS. Follow the instructions in README.TXT. To test locally, run the following: telnet 127.0.0.1 Default login is SYSOP, and the password is SYSOP.

This is a technique for late-binding to controls on your forms or usercontrols. Other techniques that I've seen on this web-site involve using control arrays. But in order to do this you need to include a reference to the control from the components menu. This is called early-binding and can disasterous for your programs if you're utilizing a COM object that frequently changes interfaces. The late-binding technique requires only the ProgID of the object as listed under HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT in your registry.

Half-finished, ansi capable, multi-threaded telnet bulletin board system (BBS) written entirely in VB. I modelled it slightly off of Telegard. Be sure to extract the files into the root of your c drive. It'll create a directory called ZBBS. Follow the instructions in README.TXT. To test locally, run the following: telnet 127.0.0.1 Default login is SYSOP, and the password is SYSOP.

Half-finished, ansi capable, multi-threaded telnet bulletin board system (BBS) written entirely in VB. I modelled it slightly off of Telegard. Be sure to extract the files into the root of your c drive. It'll create a directory called ZBBS. Follow the instructions in README.TXT. To test locally, run the following: telnet 127.0.0.1 Default login is SYSOP, and the password is SYSOP.