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Purpose:"Several Visual Basic based functions that demonstrate how to create and administer Distribution Lists (DL) using Collaboration Data Objects (CDO)." This code was taken from Microsoft (Article ID: Q178787) and I made it into a class so all you need to do is plug in your info and your ready to. I have included the article in the zip... please read it b/c you might need to get the CDO DLL and it has link to download.
Purpose: play an AVI file that is stored in a resource file using the standard (Microsoft Windows Common Controls-2 6.0) Animation Control. Credits:Mattias Sjögren (MCSE) - VB+ http://hem.spray.se/mattias.sjogren/ for the API code. For more AVI files visit http://pjs-inc.com/vb-avi
Update to the VB 6 IDE Task List Add-in. This update's features are: - Added: Column Priority - Added: Column Version (Default: hidden) - Modified: Column Added is now hidden (Default: hidden) - Added: New "Add Task" form - Modified: Double Click on TaskList will display menu instead of adding. - Added: Edit Task menu option (allows to edit the description only). - Added: Icons to Column headers to show current sort when clicked on. - Added: Save column widths - Added: Small toolbar on the left hand side - Added: Select Grid (alternating) colors. Thanks to B. Harriger (for v2.0) and the original author Mark Joyal Updates: 2.1.3 - version set on completion (check) task - task list disabled until project is saved (prevent error messages).
The Stream object introduced in ActiveX Data Objects (ADO) 2.5 can be used to greatly simplify the code that needs to be written to access and modify Binary Large Object (BLOB) data in a SQL Server Database. The previous versions of ADO [ 2.0, 2.1, and 2.1 SP2 ] required careful usage of the GetChunk and AppendChunk methods of the Field Object to read and write BLOB data in fixed-size chunks from and to a BLOB column. An alternative to this method now exists with the advent of ADO 2.5. This article includes code samples that demonstrate how the Stream object can be used to program the following common tasks: Save the data stored in a SQL Server Image column to a file on the hard disk. Move the contents of a .gif file to an Image column in a SQL Server table. ** Article ID: Q258038 - I take no credit for the code, I simply created a project from the example in the article **