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I know this is a zip, but if you like it, come back and VOTE! This is a simple project to show you how to add plug-ins to your apps. What do I mean by plug-ins? I mean the ability for your program to add unlimited functionality by the addition of DLLs or ActiveX exe's AFTER COMPILE. You can have a completely compiled application that simply takes a new DLL and makes it a part of itself. Why should you use it? Think of a large database application. You sell this to many users, and they all have legacy data to deal with, so you sell each of the a custom built plug-in that will convert all of thier old data. Or, if they have a custom app of thier own and they want a function that will automatically update info from thier database to yours, you could write a plugin. The possibilities are limitless, so here's the code!
This is a little app I created to give some of my clients an alternative to remembering passwords. Basically, it turns floppy disks into KeyCards. The best part about this is that simply copying the disk will not create a working key! (Although Imaging the disk might, but this hasn't been tested) I would not call this High-level security, but if you need a reasonable level of security without the hassles of administering passwords, this is the code to use. Or, you could use this in addition to regular passwords to give an added level of security. Thanks to the code on this site provided by Barry Dunne for encryption. Please vote.
Adds a control to your form at run-time. Does not use control arrays or the Load statement. Control does not even need to be referenced. NO API.
This code is an update to the Icon to Text converter submitted by Ben Jones. I have posted this with his permission. Please visit his website at: http://www.codearchive.com/~dreamvb If you like it, please vote. Anyway, This update adds the following abilities: Ability to convert any image insertable into a picturebox. I.E. JPG, GIF, BMP, WMF, ICO. Large picture support. Will support text files with widths up to 22 inches without word wrapping, larger with word wrapping. Character support for up to 223 colors Full-color text display using richtextbox control. (Now saves to rtf, but you can comment out that option) Color legend to show mappings (Uses dynamic control loading) Requires RichTextbox control for rtf previewing, Windows common controls 6.0 for progressbar. Produces RTF text picture with color legend. My girlfriend uses this for cross-stitch patterns. However, Color is limited to 223 colors(character set 33-255) However, I've had great success in converting jpgs to 256 color bitmaps prior to converting to text. Basically, I have changed Ben's conversion logic to an array of colors with indexes equal to ascii character codes.
Adds a control to your form at run-time. Does not use control arrays or the Load statement. Control does not even need to be referenced. NO API.
I know this is a zip, but if you like it, come back and VOTE! This is a simple project to show you how to add plug-ins to your apps. What do I mean by plug-ins? I mean the ability for your program to add unlimited functionality by the addition of DLLs or ActiveX exe's AFTER COMPILE. You can have a completely compiled application that simply takes a new DLL and makes it a part of itself. Why should you use it? Think of a large database application. You sell this to many users, and they all have legacy data to deal with, so you sell each of the a custom built plug-in that will convert all of thier old data. Or, if they have a custom app of thier own and they want a function that will automatically update info from thier database to yours, you could write a plugin. The possibilities are limitless, so here's the code!
This is a little app I created to give some of my clients an alternative to remembering passwords. Basically, it turns floppy disks into KeyCards. The best part about this is that simply copying the disk will not create a working key! (Although Imaging the disk might, but this hasn't been tested) I would not call this High-level security, but if you need a reasonable level of security without the hassles of administering passwords, this is the code to use. Or, you could use this in addition to regular passwords to give an added level of security. Thanks to the code on this site provided by Barry Dunne for encryption. Please vote.
This code is an update to the Icon to Text converter submitted by Ben Jones. I have posted this with his permission. Please visit his website at: http://www.codearchive.com/~dreamvb If you like it, please vote. Anyway, This update adds the following abilities: Ability to convert any image insertable into a picturebox. I.E. JPG, GIF, BMP, WMF, ICO. Large picture support. Will support text files with widths up to 22 inches without word wrapping, larger with word wrapping. Character support for up to 223 colors Full-color text display using richtextbox control. (Now saves to rtf, but you can comment out that option) Color legend to show mappings (Uses dynamic control loading) Requires RichTextbox control for rtf previewing, Windows common controls 6.0 for progressbar. Produces RTF text picture with color legend. My girlfriend uses this for cross-stitch patterns. However, Color is limited to 223 colors(character set 33-255) However, I've had great success in converting jpgs to 256 color bitmaps prior to converting to text. Basically, I have changed Ben's conversion logic to an array of colors with indexes equal to ascii character codes.
Easy code allows you to print any document on the computer using its default print handler. This is the same as if you right-click in the windows explorer and select Print. No command switches are needed. So simple I added a handy ShellExecute Error Handler.
Why mess around with the printer object if you don't have to? In my example, I print the contents of a richtextbox control to the printer with only a couple of lines of code. PERFECTLY formatted. Readily applies to just about any control or string, though.
Easy code allows you to print any document on the computer using its default print handler. This is the same as if you right-click in the windows explorer and select Print. No command switches are needed. So simple I added a handy ShellExecute Error Handler.
Why mess around with the printer object if you don't have to? In my example, I print the contents of a richtextbox control to the printer with only a couple of lines of code. PERFECTLY formatted. Readily applies to just about any control or string, though.
I know this is a zip, but if you like it, come back and VOTE! This is a simple project to show you how to add plug-ins to your apps. What do I mean by plug-ins? I mean the ability for your program to add unlimited functionality by the addition of DLLs or ActiveX exe's AFTER COMPILE. You can have a completely compiled application that simply takes a new DLL and makes it a part of itself. Why should you use it? Think of a large database application. You sell this to many users, and they all have legacy data to deal with, so you sell each of the a custom built plug-in that will convert all of thier old data. Or, if they have a custom app of thier own and they want a function that will automatically update info from thier database to yours, you could write a plugin. The possibilities are limitless, so here's the code!
This is a little app I created to give some of my clients an alternative to remembering passwords. Basically, it turns floppy disks into KeyCards. The best part about this is that simply copying the disk will not create a working key! (Although Imaging the disk might, but this hasn't been tested) I would not call this High-level security, but if you need a reasonable level of security without the hassles of administering passwords, this is the code to use. Or, you could use this in addition to regular passwords to give an added level of security. Thanks to the code on this site provided by Barry Dunne for encryption. Please vote.
Adds a control to your form at run-time. Does not use control arrays or the Load statement. Control does not even need to be referenced. NO API.
This code is an update to the Icon to Text converter submitted by Ben Jones. I have posted this with his permission. Please visit his website at: http://www.codearchive.com/~dreamvb If you like it, please vote. Anyway, This update adds the following abilities: Ability to convert any image insertable into a picturebox. I.E. JPG, GIF, BMP, WMF, ICO. Large picture support. Will support text files with widths up to 22 inches without word wrapping, larger with word wrapping. Character support for up to 223 colors Full-color text display using richtextbox control. (Now saves to rtf, but you can comment out that option) Color legend to show mappings (Uses dynamic control loading) Requires RichTextbox control for rtf previewing, Windows common controls 6.0 for progressbar. Produces RTF text picture with color legend. My girlfriend uses this for cross-stitch patterns. However, Color is limited to 223 colors(character set 33-255) However, I've had great success in converting jpgs to 256 color bitmaps prior to converting to text. Basically, I have changed Ben's conversion logic to an array of colors with indexes equal to ascii character codes.
Easy code allows you to print any document on the computer using its default print handler. This is the same as if you right-click in the windows explorer and select Print. No command switches are needed. So simple I added a handy ShellExecute Error Handler.
Why mess around with the printer object if you don't have to? In my example, I print the contents of a richtextbox control to the printer with only a couple of lines of code. PERFECTLY formatted. Readily applies to just about any control or string, though.
I know this is a zip, but if you like it, come back and VOTE! This is a simple project to show you how to add plug-ins to your apps. What do I mean by plug-ins? I mean the ability for your program to add unlimited functionality by the addition of DLLs or ActiveX exe's AFTER COMPILE. You can have a completely compiled application that simply takes a new DLL and makes it a part of itself. Why should you use it? Think of a large database application. You sell this to many users, and they all have legacy data to deal with, so you sell each of the a custom built plug-in that will convert all of thier old data. Or, if they have a custom app of thier own and they want a function that will automatically update info from thier database to yours, you could write a plugin. The possibilities are limitless, so here's the code!
This is a little app I created to give some of my clients an alternative to remembering passwords. Basically, it turns floppy disks into KeyCards. The best part about this is that simply copying the disk will not create a working key! (Although Imaging the disk might, but this hasn't been tested) I would not call this High-level security, but if you need a reasonable level of security without the hassles of administering passwords, this is the code to use. Or, you could use this in addition to regular passwords to give an added level of security. Thanks to the code on this site provided by Barry Dunne for encryption. Please vote.