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This is a program with which you can drive mosquitos out of your room. It does this by creating sound of high frequency. Mosquitos cannot stand this frequency and they go away. Check it out and if you like it, then vote.

If you want your program to have only one instance, then there exists VB's in-built way to do it, the App.PrevInstance property. But it does not work if you copy your exe file elsewhere and then run (at least in my machine, Win98). So, here is another approach that guarantees only one instance of your app whether it is copied to different paths or renamed unless any serious error has occurred. You have to compile it to see the effect. And it will also work if the application has crashed for some reason. The code is fairly commented, hope it will help somebody. Please report bugs or any problem in this method of avoiding multiple instances. I will appreciate comments greatly.######Special thanks to LiTe for first pointing out that there is a problem in my previous method. However, it is solved now.

This is the super update of the previous submission. This program can now calculate the factorial of more than 20000000. I have not tested the factorial of this number, I cannot spend hours to find the result. But this program can actually find the factorial of numbers may be larger than this. This code is really amazing. I have tested the factorial of 100000. The result is 2.82422940796034787e+456573. It also asks you to save the whole result in a file. And if you are really interested in math, then you must check it out. The code is very well commented. Read the comments carefully. You will know many things. Please, vote for me. Thanks.

There is a API function in WinNT based systems - BeepAPI function. You can create sounds of any frequency and for duration by using that function. But the BeepAPI function in Win98 is very limited. It can't do it. So, I made this class in assembly that can do the same work in Win98 also. I haven't tested this code in other machines. But it should work. Please, report to me if it doesn't work. Comments and votes are welcome.

This is a program with which you can drive mosquitos out of your room. It does this by creating sound of high frequency. Mosquitos cannot stand this frequency and they go away. Check it out and if you like it, then vote.

There is a API function in WinNT based systems - BeepAPI function. You can create sounds of any frequency and for duration by using that function. But the BeepAPI function in Win98 is very limited. It can't do it. So, I made this class in assembly that can do the same work in Win98 also. I haven't tested this code in other machines. But it should work. Please, report to me if it doesn't work. Comments and votes are welcome.

If you want your program to have only one instance, then there exists VB's in-built way to do it, the App.PrevInstance property. But it does not work if you copy your exe file elsewhere and then run (at least in my machine, Win98). So, here is another approach that guarantees only one instance of your app whether it is copied to different paths or renamed unless any serious error has occurred. You have to compile it to see the effect. And it will also work if the application has crashed for some reason. The code is fairly commented, hope it will help somebody. Please report bugs or any problem in this method of avoiding multiple instances. I will appreciate comments greatly.######Special thanks to LiTe for first pointing out that there is a problem in my previous method. However, it is solved now.

This is a program with which you can drive mosquitos out of your room. It does this by creating sound of high frequency. Mosquitos cannot stand this frequency and they go away. Check it out and if you like it, then vote.

First of all, I should say I dropped the development of this application maybe one or two years ago. I am submitting it because there are some useful things here which might be helpful to some. I started to develop this application when I used Win98. If you remember, Win98 Notepad had some important features missing such as keyboard shortcuts and it annoyed me much. So I intended to develop an exact replica of Win98 Notepad having keyboard shortcuts and also to see how far VB can go. Then I switched to WinXP, that was also a long time ago and so I dropped its development 'cause WinXP Notepad is far better. Nonetheless, it is almost complete except that it only cannot print and command-line interface is not supported. Runs well as far as I know. Just don't use end button in VB IDE while you are running it in VB IDE. I haven't commented the code completely, only the searching module is commented completely. I must express my thanks to those who first uploaded their submissions here and showed me the way how to develop apps in VB using original C-style. Anyway, there might be something here that could come to your help. Thanks for downloading.

This is the super update of the previous submission. This program can now calculate the factorial of more than 20000000. I have not tested the factorial of this number, I cannot spend hours to find the result. But this program can actually find the factorial of numbers may be larger than this. This code is really amazing. I have tested the factorial of 100000. The result is 2.82422940796034787e+456573. It also asks you to save the whole result in a file. And if you are really interested in math, then you must check it out. The code is very well commented. Read the comments carefully. You will know many things. Please, vote for me. Thanks.

There is a API function in WinNT based systems - BeepAPI function. You can create sounds of any frequency and for duration by using that function. But the BeepAPI function in Win98 is very limited. It can't do it. So, I made this class in assembly that can do the same work in Win98 also. I haven't tested this code in other machines. But it should work. Please, report to me if it doesn't work. Comments and votes are welcome.

If you want your program to have only one instance, then there exists VB's in-built way to do it, the App.PrevInstance property. But it does not work if you copy your exe file elsewhere and then run (at least in my machine, Win98). So, here is another approach that guarantees only one instance of your app whether it is copied to different paths or renamed unless any serious error has occurred. You have to compile it to see the effect. And it will also work if the application has crashed for some reason. The code is fairly commented, hope it will help somebody. Please report bugs or any problem in this method of avoiding multiple instances. I will appreciate comments greatly.######Special thanks to LiTe for first pointing out that there is a problem in my previous method. However, it is solved now.

This is a program with which you can drive mosquitos out of your room. It does this by creating sound of high frequency. Mosquitos cannot stand this frequency and they go away. Check it out and if you like it, then vote.

First of all, I should say I dropped the development of this application maybe one or two years ago. I am submitting it because there are some useful things here which might be helpful to some. I started to develop this application when I used Win98. If you remember, Win98 Notepad had some important features missing such as keyboard shortcuts and it annoyed me much. So I intended to develop an exact replica of Win98 Notepad having keyboard shortcuts and also to see how far VB can go. Then I switched to WinXP, that was also a long time ago and so I dropped its development 'cause WinXP Notepad is far better. Nonetheless, it is almost complete except that it only cannot print and command-line interface is not supported. Runs well as far as I know. Just don't use end button in VB IDE while you are running it in VB IDE. I haven't commented the code completely, only the searching module is commented completely. I must express my thanks to those who first uploaded their submissions here and showed me the way how to develop apps in VB using original C-style. Anyway, there might be something here that could come to your help. Thanks for downloading.

This is the super update of the previous submission. This program can now calculate the factorial of more than 20000000. I have not tested the factorial of this number, I cannot spend hours to find the result. But this program can actually find the factorial of numbers may be larger than this. This code is really amazing. I have tested the factorial of 100000. The result is 2.82422940796034787e+456573. It also asks you to save the whole result in a file. And if you are really interested in math, then you must check it out. The code is very well commented. Read the comments carefully. You will know many things. Please, vote for me. Thanks.

There is a API function in WinNT based systems - BeepAPI function. You can create sounds of any frequency and for duration by using that function. But the BeepAPI function in Win98 is very limited. It can't do it. So, I made this class in assembly that can do the same work in Win98 also. I haven't tested this code in other machines. But it should work. Please, report to me if it doesn't work. Comments and votes are welcome.

If you want your program to have only one instance, then there exists VB's in-built way to do it, the App.PrevInstance property. But it does not work if you copy your exe file elsewhere and then run (at least in my machine, Win98). So, here is another approach that guarantees only one instance of your app whether it is copied to different paths or renamed unless any serious error has occurred. You have to compile it to see the effect. And it will also work if the application has crashed for some reason. The code is fairly commented, hope it will help somebody. Please report bugs or any problem in this method of avoiding multiple instances. I will appreciate comments greatly.######Special thanks to LiTe for first pointing out that there is a problem in my previous method. However, it is solved now.

This is a program with which you can drive mosquitos out of your room. It does this by creating sound of high frequency. Mosquitos cannot stand this frequency and they go away. Check it out and if you like it, then vote.

First of all, I should say I dropped the development of this application maybe one or two years ago. I am submitting it because there are some useful things here which might be helpful to some. I started to develop this application when I used Win98. If you remember, Win98 Notepad had some important features missing such as keyboard shortcuts and it annoyed me much. So I intended to develop an exact replica of Win98 Notepad having keyboard shortcuts and also to see how far VB can go. Then I switched to WinXP, that was also a long time ago and so I dropped its development 'cause WinXP Notepad is far better. Nonetheless, it is almost complete except that it only cannot print and command-line interface is not supported. Runs well as far as I know. Just don't use end button in VB IDE while you are running it in VB IDE. I haven't commented the code completely, only the searching module is commented completely. I must express my thanks to those who first uploaded their submissions here and showed me the way how to develop apps in VB using original C-style. Anyway, there might be something here that could come to your help. Thanks for downloading.

This is the super update of the previous submission. This program can now calculate the factorial of more than 20000000. I have not tested the factorial of this number, I cannot spend hours to find the result. But this program can actually find the factorial of numbers may be larger than this. This code is really amazing. I have tested the factorial of 100000. The result is 2.82422940796034787e+456573. It also asks you to save the whole result in a file. And if you are really interested in math, then you must check it out. The code is very well commented. Read the comments carefully. You will know many things. Please, vote for me. Thanks.