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This project will demonstrate how to get the DOM object from an "Internet Explorer_Server" window. And it also shows you how to use that object to get at the TEXT and HTML of the DOM object. This code also demonstrates how to use the EnumWindows and EnumChildWindows API calls.
This control allows you to set the transparency level of the form that it resides on. I wrote this a good while back when I was learning how to create controls in VB. It uses the SetLayeredWindowAttributes API that is available in Windows 2000. I believe this will work on Windows XP also. I haven't tried it though. A small test application is included to show you how to use the control. It's really simple. If you like it, please rate it and I'll post more code. :)
This project will demonstrate how to get the DOM object from an "Internet Explorer_Server" window. And it also shows you how to use that object to get at the TEXT and HTML of the DOM object. This code also demonstrates how to use the EnumWindows and EnumChildWindows API calls.
This control allows you to set the transparency level of the form that it resides on. I wrote this a good while back when I was learning how to create controls in VB. It uses the SetLayeredWindowAttributes API that is available in Windows 2000. I believe this will work on Windows XP also. I haven't tried it though. A small test application is included to show you how to use the control. It's really simple. If you like it, please rate it and I'll post more code. :)
This project will demonstrate how to get the DOM object from an "Internet Explorer_Server" window. And it also shows you how to use that object to get at the TEXT and HTML of the DOM object. This code also demonstrates how to use the EnumWindows and EnumChildWindows API calls.
This control allows you to set the transparency level of the form that it resides on. I wrote this a good while back when I was learning how to create controls in VB. It uses the SetLayeredWindowAttributes API that is available in Windows 2000. I believe this will work on Windows XP also. I haven't tried it though. A small test application is included to show you how to use the control. It's really simple. If you like it, please rate it and I'll post more code. :)
This project will demonstrate how to get the DOM object from an "Internet Explorer_Server" window. And it also shows you how to use that object to get at the TEXT and HTML of the DOM object. This code also demonstrates how to use the EnumWindows and EnumChildWindows API calls.
This control allows you to set the transparency level of the form that it resides on. I wrote this a good while back when I was learning how to create controls in VB. It uses the SetLayeredWindowAttributes API that is available in Windows 2000. I believe this will work on Windows XP also. I haven't tried it though. A small test application is included to show you how to use the control. It's really simple. If you like it, please rate it and I'll post more code. :)
This control allows you to set the transparency level of the form that it resides on. I wrote this a good while back when I was learning how to create controls in VB. It uses the SetLayeredWindowAttributes API that is available in Windows 2000. I believe this will work on Windows XP also. I haven't tried it though. A small test application is included to show you how to use the control. It's really simple. If you like it, please rate it and I'll post more code. :)
This project will demonstrate how to get the DOM object from an "Internet Explorer_Server" window. And it also shows you how to use that object to get at the TEXT and HTML of the DOM object. This code also demonstrates how to use the EnumWindows and EnumChildWindows API calls.
This is a class wrapper and a modified version of the ZLib DLL (http://www.zlib.net). ZLib is used for compressing/uncompressing data using the famous Deflate algorithm. It will also read/write the zlib and gzip headers from/to the data when compressing/uncompressing. I modified the standard zlib compress/uncompress function calls to allow you to pass a parameter to specify the header type of the data. Either zlib, gzip, auto or deflate with no header. You can download "vbzlib1.dll" from the following URL. http://www.techknowpro.com/vb/vbzlib/vbzlib1.dll I needed this because I couldn't find any other sample code to uncompress a string containing gzip data. Specifically when downloading gzip Content-Encoded data from a web server. With this you can both compress and uncompress string data easily specifying what ever header you like. I hope this helps others. I did alot of searching and didn't find anything like it for VB. If you like or use this please vote for me. :)
This project will demonstrate how to get the DOM object from an "Internet Explorer_Server" window. And it also shows you how to use that object to get at the TEXT and HTML of the DOM object. This code also demonstrates how to use the EnumWindows and EnumChildWindows API calls.
This control allows you to set the transparency level of the form that it resides on. I wrote this a good while back when I was learning how to create controls in VB. It uses the SetLayeredWindowAttributes API that is available in Windows 2000. I believe this will work on Windows XP also. I haven't tried it though. A small test application is included to show you how to use the control. It's really simple. If you like it, please rate it and I'll post more code. :)
This project will demonstrate how to get the DOM object from an "Internet Explorer_Server" window. And it also shows you how to use that object to get at the TEXT and HTML of the DOM object. This code also demonstrates how to use the EnumWindows and EnumChildWindows API calls.
This control allows you to set the transparency level of the form that it resides on. I wrote this a good while back when I was learning how to create controls in VB. It uses the SetLayeredWindowAttributes API that is available in Windows 2000. I believe this will work on Windows XP also. I haven't tried it though. A small test application is included to show you how to use the control. It's really simple. If you like it, please rate it and I'll post more code. :)
This project will demonstrate how to get the DOM object from an "Internet Explorer_Server" window. And it also shows you how to use that object to get at the TEXT and HTML of the DOM object. This code also demonstrates how to use the EnumWindows and EnumChildWindows API calls.
This control allows you to set the transparency level of the form that it resides on. I wrote this a good while back when I was learning how to create controls in VB. It uses the SetLayeredWindowAttributes API that is available in Windows 2000. I believe this will work on Windows XP also. I haven't tried it though. A small test application is included to show you how to use the control. It's really simple. If you like it, please rate it and I'll post more code. :)
This project will demonstrate how to get the DOM object from an "Internet Explorer_Server" window. And it also shows you how to use that object to get at the TEXT and HTML of the DOM object. This code also demonstrates how to use the EnumWindows and EnumChildWindows API calls.
This control allows you to set the transparency level of the form that it resides on. I wrote this a good while back when I was learning how to create controls in VB. It uses the SetLayeredWindowAttributes API that is available in Windows 2000. I believe this will work on Windows XP also. I haven't tried it though. A small test application is included to show you how to use the control. It's really simple. If you like it, please rate it and I'll post more code. :)
This project will demonstrate how to get the DOM object from an "Internet Explorer_Server" window. And it also shows you how to use that object to get at the TEXT and HTML of the DOM object. This code also demonstrates how to use the EnumWindows and EnumChildWindows API calls.