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Hate doing math on dates? Well this code is for you! This class will do all of the math for you. I use to add those heavy calander controls to my projects just so I could use their fancy nextday, nextweek, and nextyear functions. So I decided to write a class that does all that and more. It has NextDay, NextWeek, NextMonth, NextYear, PreviousDay, PreviousWeek, PreviousMonth, PreviousYear and More! You can add increments of days, weeks or years by using the add and subtract functions. Lots and lots of comments and easy to use. Try it and let me know if it helps.
Ever be in the middle of coding and forget the field names in your database? Well this little tool is for you. Open an Access Database and it will display all of your fields as well as the description and ALL of the properties for each field. You can Drag field names right from the list into your code. Never have to memorize (or type) those long field names again. Click the stay in front button and the application will stay on top, click it again and it will fall behind other windows when it loses focus. You can also search for a field name. If enough people like this I will convert it from DAO to ADO. Please leave comments. :) Sorry for the missing .bas file. Its there now. *** 3/20/02 - Added recent file list *** 3/21/02 - Added datasheet option which allows you to open the selected table and add, delete, modify, and view data from the selected table. You can use SQL to filter the datasheet and it also has the "Stay on Top" feature. You can open as many DataSheets as you want. ADO Version coming soon!
Do you hate trying to remember fields in your database? Do you wish you could view/modify your data on a mainframe using an access-like interface? Well now you can! DataFX2 allows you to open any ODBC data source and view the contents of the database. The fields will be displayed in a list from which you can drag and drop right into your code! Never have to remember or type those long field names again! Whats even better is that you can open a table and add, delete, and modify data in a simple access-like interface. And every window has the stay on top or fall behind feature which allows you to make a window always appear in front of other windows so you can view your field names and data while you are coding. On the datasheet, you can filter records using SQL. One of the nicest thing about this program is that it shows you how to prompt the user with the ODBC data source dialog window (I couldn't find this anywhere on PSC). The program also has the ability to open databases using either ADO OR DAO!!! The recent file list also keeps track of which databases or datasources you have recently opened so you can quickly open a frequently used datasource. The recent file menu shows which items are ADO or DAO. Another nice thing about this project is that its a good way for beginners to compare ADO to DAO because almost every line of ADO code has the DAO equivilent below it. The program is also commented and easy to read. Please leave comments and suggestions!
Ever be in the middle of coding a program and you forgot the name of a field in your database? You had to open MS Access, find the database, open the table and get the name of the field. Then you had to go back to VB. Well this program gets rid of all that hassel. You start the program, open the database and it stays on top. It displays all of the fields and tables as well as field types and properties. It will also allow you to modify information in the database. No more going back and forth, just put it off to the side and all the info is right there. Check out a sleeker version of this software here http://www.planet-source-code.com/vb/scripts/ShowCode.asp?txtCodeId=33286&lngWId=1.
This project demonstrates how to use native VB to create flicker free graphics for use in a game. This game is like Raptor Call of the Shadows. I did it to demonstrate that you can create a simple game without directx or api's. Learn how to do transparencies, collision detection, and simple ai. Please leave comments.
Hate doing math on dates? Well this code is for you! This class will do all of the math for you. I use to add those heavy calander controls to my projects just so I could use their fancy nextday, nextweek, and nextyear functions. So I decided to write a class that does all that and more. It has NextDay, NextWeek, NextMonth, NextYear, PreviousDay, PreviousWeek, PreviousMonth, PreviousYear and More! You can add increments of days, weeks or years by using the add and subtract functions. Lots and lots of comments and easy to use. Try it and let me know if it helps.
Ever be in the middle of coding and forget the field names in your database? Well this little tool is for you. Open an Access Database and it will display all of your fields as well as the description and ALL of the properties for each field. You can Drag field names right from the list into your code. Never have to memorize (or type) those long field names again. Click the stay in front button and the application will stay on top, click it again and it will fall behind other windows when it loses focus. You can also search for a field name. If enough people like this I will convert it from DAO to ADO. Please leave comments. :) Sorry for the missing .bas file. Its there now. *** 3/20/02 - Added recent file list *** 3/21/02 - Added datasheet option which allows you to open the selected table and add, delete, modify, and view data from the selected table. You can use SQL to filter the datasheet and it also has the "Stay on Top" feature. You can open as many DataSheets as you want. ADO Version coming soon!
Do you hate trying to remember fields in your database? Do you wish you could view/modify your data on a mainframe using an access-like interface? Well now you can! DataFX2 allows you to open any ODBC data source and view the contents of the database. The fields will be displayed in a list from which you can drag and drop right into your code! Never have to remember or type those long field names again! Whats even better is that you can open a table and add, delete, and modify data in a simple access-like interface. And every window has the stay on top or fall behind feature which allows you to make a window always appear in front of other windows so you can view your field names and data while you are coding. On the datasheet, you can filter records using SQL. One of the nicest thing about this program is that it shows you how to prompt the user with the ODBC data source dialog window (I couldn't find this anywhere on PSC). The program also has the ability to open databases using either ADO OR DAO!!! The recent file list also keeps track of which databases or datasources you have recently opened so you can quickly open a frequently used datasource. The recent file menu shows which items are ADO or DAO. Another nice thing about this project is that its a good way for beginners to compare ADO to DAO because almost every line of ADO code has the DAO equivilent below it. The program is also commented and easy to read. Please leave comments and suggestions!
Ever be in the middle of coding a program and you forgot the name of a field in your database? You had to open MS Access, find the database, open the table and get the name of the field. Then you had to go back to VB. Well this program gets rid of all that hassel. You start the program, open the database and it stays on top. It displays all of the fields and tables as well as field types and properties. It will also allow you to modify information in the database. No more going back and forth, just put it off to the side and all the info is right there. Check out a sleeker version of this software here http://www.planet-source-code.com/vb/scripts/ShowCode.asp?txtCodeId=33286&lngWId=1.
This project demonstrates how to use native VB to create flicker free graphics for use in a game. This game is like Raptor Call of the Shadows. I did it to demonstrate that you can create a simple game without directx or api's. Learn how to do transparencies, collision detection, and simple ai. Please leave comments.
Ever be in the middle of coding a program and you forgot the name of a field in your database? You had to open MS Access, find the database, open the table and get the name of the field. Then you had to go back to VB. Well this program gets rid of all that hassel. You start the program, open the database and it stays on top. It displays all of the fields and tables as well as field types and properties. It will also allow you to modify information in the database. No more going back and forth, just put it off to the side and all the info is right there. Check out a sleeker version of this software here http://www.planet-source-code.com/vb/scripts/ShowCode.asp?txtCodeId=33286&lngWId=1.
This project demonstrates how to use native VB to create flicker free graphics for use in a game. This game is like Raptor Call of the Shadows. I did it to demonstrate that you can create a simple game without directx or api's. Learn how to do transparencies, collision detection, and simple ai. Please leave comments.
Do you hate trying to remember fields in your database? Do you wish you could view/modify your data on a mainframe using an access-like interface? Well now you can! DataFX2 allows you to open any ODBC data source and view the contents of the database. The fields will be displayed in a list from which you can drag and drop right into your code! Never have to remember or type those long field names again! Whats even better is that you can open a table and add, delete, and modify data in a simple access-like interface. And every window has the stay on top or fall behind feature which allows you to make a window always appear in front of other windows so you can view your field names and data while you are coding. On the datasheet, you can filter records using SQL. One of the nicest thing about this program is that it shows you how to prompt the user with the ODBC data source dialog window (I couldn't find this anywhere on PSC). The program also has the ability to open databases using either ADO OR DAO!!! The recent file list also keeps track of which databases or datasources you have recently opened so you can quickly open a frequently used datasource. The recent file menu shows which items are ADO or DAO. Another nice thing about this project is that its a good way for beginners to compare ADO to DAO because almost every line of ADO code has the DAO equivilent below it. The program is also commented and easy to read. Please leave comments and suggestions!
Ever be in the middle of coding and forget the field names in your database? Well this little tool is for you. Open an Access Database and it will display all of your fields as well as the description and ALL of the properties for each field. You can Drag field names right from the list into your code. Never have to memorize (or type) those long field names again. Click the stay in front button and the application will stay on top, click it again and it will fall behind other windows when it loses focus. You can also search for a field name. If enough people like this I will convert it from DAO to ADO. Please leave comments. :) Sorry for the missing .bas file. Its there now. *** 3/20/02 - Added recent file list *** 3/21/02 - Added datasheet option which allows you to open the selected table and add, delete, modify, and view data from the selected table. You can use SQL to filter the datasheet and it also has the "Stay on Top" feature. You can open as many DataSheets as you want. ADO Version coming soon!
Hate doing math on dates? Well this code is for you! This class will do all of the math for you. I use to add those heavy calander controls to my projects just so I could use their fancy nextday, nextweek, and nextyear functions. So I decided to write a class that does all that and more. It has NextDay, NextWeek, NextMonth, NextYear, PreviousDay, PreviousWeek, PreviousMonth, PreviousYear and More! You can add increments of days, weeks or years by using the add and subtract functions. Lots and lots of comments and easy to use. Try it and let me know if it helps.
Ever be in the middle of coding a program and you forgot the name of a field in your database? You had to open MS Access, find the database, open the table and get the name of the field. Then you had to go back to VB. Well this program gets rid of all that hassel. You start the program, open the database and it stays on top. It displays all of the fields and tables as well as field types and properties. It will also allow you to modify information in the database. No more going back and forth, just put it off to the side and all the info is right there. Check out a sleeker version of this software here http://www.planet-source-code.com/vb/scripts/ShowCode.asp?txtCodeId=33286&lngWId=1.
This project demonstrates how to use native VB to create flicker free graphics for use in a game. This game is like Raptor Call of the Shadows. I did it to demonstrate that you can create a simple game without directx or api's. Learn how to do transparencies, collision detection, and simple ai. Please leave comments.
Do you hate trying to remember fields in your database? Do you wish you could view/modify your data on a mainframe using an access-like interface? Well now you can! DataFX2 allows you to open any ODBC data source and view the contents of the database. The fields will be displayed in a list from which you can drag and drop right into your code! Never have to remember or type those long field names again! Whats even better is that you can open a table and add, delete, and modify data in a simple access-like interface. And every window has the stay on top or fall behind feature which allows you to make a window always appear in front of other windows so you can view your field names and data while you are coding. On the datasheet, you can filter records using SQL. One of the nicest thing about this program is that it shows you how to prompt the user with the ODBC data source dialog window (I couldn't find this anywhere on PSC). The program also has the ability to open databases using either ADO OR DAO!!! The recent file list also keeps track of which databases or datasources you have recently opened so you can quickly open a frequently used datasource. The recent file menu shows which items are ADO or DAO. Another nice thing about this project is that its a good way for beginners to compare ADO to DAO because almost every line of ADO code has the DAO equivilent below it. The program is also commented and easy to read. Please leave comments and suggestions!
Ever be in the middle of coding and forget the field names in your database? Well this little tool is for you. Open an Access Database and it will display all of your fields as well as the description and ALL of the properties for each field. You can Drag field names right from the list into your code. Never have to memorize (or type) those long field names again. Click the stay in front button and the application will stay on top, click it again and it will fall behind other windows when it loses focus. You can also search for a field name. If enough people like this I will convert it from DAO to ADO. Please leave comments. :) Sorry for the missing .bas file. Its there now. *** 3/20/02 - Added recent file list *** 3/21/02 - Added datasheet option which allows you to open the selected table and add, delete, modify, and view data from the selected table. You can use SQL to filter the datasheet and it also has the "Stay on Top" feature. You can open as many DataSheets as you want. ADO Version coming soon!
Hate doing math on dates? Well this code is for you! This class will do all of the math for you. I use to add those heavy calander controls to my projects just so I could use their fancy nextday, nextweek, and nextyear functions. So I decided to write a class that does all that and more. It has NextDay, NextWeek, NextMonth, NextYear, PreviousDay, PreviousWeek, PreviousMonth, PreviousYear and More! You can add increments of days, weeks or years by using the add and subtract functions. Lots and lots of comments and easy to use. Try it and let me know if it helps.