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Distributed as a commercial program, largely via computer magazine cover-mounted CD-ROMs and shareware downoad sites, This program will identify which lottery number formulae will work best in terms of highest return. A Must for any Lottery Player!. It calculates how much money you will lose! for arithmetic speed reasons, the engine for this program is in Microsoft Visual C++ and I have posted it in Planet's VC++ section. The program will run in any 32bit Visual Basic. This code demonstrates pretty much any VB app would be expected to do. Many users described this as CuriosityWare - Enjoy!
The Visual Basic Progressbar requires the huge comctrl32.ocx to be distributed with your program - not any more! this is the classic method with the familiar dark-Blue on white background. I have been asked this over and over again, so here it is. It is actually 2 labels stuck together with a bit of arithmetic used to animate them.
Visual Basic Listbox with highlight and scrollbar. It allows multiple fonts, and different backcolors and forcolors concurrently. This demo uses a mini database to populate the listbox.
Lets you create hyperlinks from within your program, only 2 lines of code and no OCX's! Just follow the simple instructions in the code, Hyperlinks can also be used for Hypergraphics in your program too. Use this in menu controls (for directing your programs end-users to your technical support pages, help pages etc..). loads of possible uses! The cursor changes into a hand, and using the click event the hyperlink can change color when visited, - Does the same as the real thing!
A Handy desktop phonepad for any Windows PC, Stored all data and memos into a .dat file on the hard drive. I programmed this for a friend when she had her real phonepad torn up by her child, so this one will never get broken! always there when you need it. Supplied with all code can be customised as you please. Press any letter on the keyboard, to get your entries, - Just like the real thing!
This is the complete game in code. An addictive colorful, musical Guess-the-word mix'n match puzzle game for up to 2 players, And It's all Visual Basic. In code it demonstrates: Animation/graphics, How to make your own custom toolbar, Music (MCI32), Game timing control, Keeping a Score table, Mouse control, A method of employing Shareware. Programmed in VB4 32bit, it will compile in VB6. Flip! It was sold as a commercial Game for Windows in the United States and Europe during 1996 and went on to sell over 17500 copies worldwide. I have released it to the Programmers domain so other can learn Windows game programming from it. So you youre not a porgrammer, you can still enjoy the game!
Distributed as a commercial program, largely via computer magazine cover-mounted CD-ROMs and shareware downoad sites, This program will identify which lottery number formulae will work best in terms of highest return. A Must for any Lottery Player!. It calculates how much money you will lose! for arithmetic speed reasons, the engine for this program is in Microsoft Visual C++ and I have posted it in Planet's VC++ section. The program will run in any 32bit Visual Basic. This code demonstrates pretty much any VB app would be expected to do. Many users described this as CuriosityWare - Enjoy!
The Visual Basic Progressbar requires the huge comctrl32.ocx to be distributed with your program - not any more! this is the classic method with the familiar dark-Blue on white background. I have been asked this over and over again, so here it is. It is actually 2 labels stuck together with a bit of arithmetic used to animate them.
Visual Basic Listbox with highlight and scrollbar. It allows multiple fonts, and different backcolors and forcolors concurrently. This demo uses a mini database to populate the listbox.
Lets you create hyperlinks from within your program, only 2 lines of code and no OCX's! Just follow the simple instructions in the code, Hyperlinks can also be used for Hypergraphics in your program too. Use this in menu controls (for directing your programs end-users to your technical support pages, help pages etc..). loads of possible uses! The cursor changes into a hand, and using the click event the hyperlink can change color when visited, - Does the same as the real thing!
A Handy desktop phonepad for any Windows PC, Stored all data and memos into a .dat file on the hard drive. I programmed this for a friend when she had her real phonepad torn up by her child, so this one will never get broken! always there when you need it. Supplied with all code can be customised as you please. Press any letter on the keyboard, to get your entries, - Just like the real thing!
This is the complete game in code. An addictive colorful, musical Guess-the-word mix'n match puzzle game for up to 2 players, And It's all Visual Basic. In code it demonstrates: Animation/graphics, How to make your own custom toolbar, Music (MCI32), Game timing control, Keeping a Score table, Mouse control, A method of employing Shareware. Programmed in VB4 32bit, it will compile in VB6. Flip! It was sold as a commercial Game for Windows in the United States and Europe during 1996 and went on to sell over 17500 copies worldwide. I have released it to the Programmers domain so other can learn Windows game programming from it. So you youre not a porgrammer, you can still enjoy the game!
Distributed as a commercial program, largely via computer magazine cover-mounted CD-ROMs and shareware downoad sites, This program will identify which lottery number formulae will work best in terms of highest return. A Must for any Lottery Player!. It calculates how much money you will lose! for arithmetic speed reasons, the engine for this program is in Microsoft Visual C++ and I have posted it in Planet's VC++ section. The program will run in any 32bit Visual Basic. This code demonstrates pretty much any VB app would be expected to do. Many users described this as CuriosityWare - Enjoy!
The Visual Basic Progressbar requires the huge comctrl32.ocx to be distributed with your program - not any more! this is the classic method with the familiar dark-Blue on white background. I have been asked this over and over again, so here it is. It is actually 2 labels stuck together with a bit of arithmetic used to animate them.
Visual Basic Listbox with highlight and scrollbar. It allows multiple fonts, and different backcolors and forcolors concurrently. This demo uses a mini database to populate the listbox.
Lets you create hyperlinks from within your program, only 2 lines of code and no OCX's! Just follow the simple instructions in the code, Hyperlinks can also be used for Hypergraphics in your program too. Use this in menu controls (for directing your programs end-users to your technical support pages, help pages etc..). loads of possible uses! The cursor changes into a hand, and using the click event the hyperlink can change color when visited, - Does the same as the real thing!
A Handy desktop phonepad for any Windows PC, Stored all data and memos into a .dat file on the hard drive. I programmed this for a friend when she had her real phonepad torn up by her child, so this one will never get broken! always there when you need it. Supplied with all code can be customised as you please. Press any letter on the keyboard, to get your entries, - Just like the real thing!
This is the complete game in code. An addictive colorful, musical Guess-the-word mix'n match puzzle game for up to 2 players, And It's all Visual Basic. In code it demonstrates: Animation/graphics, How to make your own custom toolbar, Music (MCI32), Game timing control, Keeping a Score table, Mouse control, A method of employing Shareware. Programmed in VB4 32bit, it will compile in VB6. Flip! It was sold as a commercial Game for Windows in the United States and Europe during 1996 and went on to sell over 17500 copies worldwide. I have released it to the Programmers domain so other can learn Windows game programming from it. So you youre not a porgrammer, you can still enjoy the game!
Distributed as a commercial program, largely via computer magazine cover-mounted CD-ROMs and shareware downoad sites, This program will identify which lottery number formulae will work best in terms of highest return. A Must for any Lottery Player!. It calculates how much money you will lose! for arithmetic speed reasons, the engine for this program is in Microsoft Visual C++ and I have posted it in Planet's VC++ section. The program will run in any 32bit Visual Basic. This code demonstrates pretty much any VB app would be expected to do. Many users described this as CuriosityWare - Enjoy!
The Visual Basic Progressbar requires the huge comctrl32.ocx to be distributed with your program - not any more! this is the classic method with the familiar dark-Blue on white background. I have been asked this over and over again, so here it is. It is actually 2 labels stuck together with a bit of arithmetic used to animate them.