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For those of you who want to add a touch of professionalism to your program, now you can create a file type in the Windows Registry database which will associate all files ending with your program's file extension ( yourfile.xxx) to your program. You also specify an icon for your file type and a description. This example also shows you how to use Command$ to open these files in your program when once the file is clicked or opened, and a quick tip on creating files in the Windows Recent file folder (Start > Documents).

Two class modules that load any size flat file with delimiters (tab, comma, space, etc.) into memory. Once loaded, you can reference any cell that has been loaded... sort of like Excel.

I made some improvements on the code I submitted way back on 12/20/1998 (WOW! today is 12/20/2001 - its been 3 years to the day! My, how time flys!) There has been about 11,000 downloads and a lot of comments on this code since then so I thought that an improvement should be posted. I've added a SHChangeNotify function to update the icon in Windows immediately. Original post: For those of you who want to add a touch of professionalism to your program, now you can create a file type in the Windows Registry database which will associate all files ending with your program's file extension (yourfile.xxx) to your program. You also specify an icon for your file type and a description. This example also shows you how to use Command$ to open these files in your program once the file is clicked or opened in Windows, and a quick tip on creating files in the Windows Recent file folder (Start > Documents). Email rgardner@rgsoftware.com if you need help. Good luck.

In this tutorial, I will show you how to support polymorphism in a COM compliant form, in Visual Basic, much like Java and C++.

This is a complete NNTP Usenet newsgroup application. It is very basic - not all RFC977 commands have been implemented. This NNTP applications provides a simple news reader (downloads all newsgroups on first run), a simple Usenet message poster, and an automatic poster, to post your *ON TOPIC* messages in up to 10's of thousands of groups in one process! If your NNTP account requires a login username/password, this applications supports it. I threw the app together this evening because I needed something that would submit my advertisement to thousands of *ON TOPIC* newsgroups... it works great for this purpose. I think I will finally be able to sell my car within the next few days!!! joy!

Two class modules that load any size flat file with delimiters (tab, comma, space, etc.) into memory. Once loaded, you can reference any cell that has been loaded... sort of like Excel.

For those of you who want to add a touch of professionalism to your program, now you can create a file type in the Windows Registry database which will associate all files ending with your program's file extension ( yourfile.xxx) to your program. You also specify an icon for your file type and a description. This example also shows you how to use Command$ to open these files in your program when once the file is clicked or opened, and a quick tip on creating files in the Windows Recent file folder (Start > Documents).

This is a complete NNTP Usenet newsgroup application. It is very basic - not all RFC977 commands have been implemented. This NNTP applications provides a simple news reader (downloads all newsgroups on first run), a simple Usenet message poster, and an automatic poster, to post your *ON TOPIC* messages in up to 10's of thousands of groups in one process! If your NNTP account requires a login username/password, this applications supports it. I threw the app together this evening because I needed something that would submit my advertisement to thousands of *ON TOPIC* newsgroups... it works great for this purpose. I think I will finally be able to sell my car within the next few days!!! joy!

I made some improvements on the code I submitted way back on 12/20/1998 (WOW! today is 12/20/2001 - its been 3 years to the day! My, how time flys!) There has been about 11,000 downloads and a lot of comments on this code since then so I thought that an improvement should be posted. I've added a SHChangeNotify function to update the icon in Windows immediately. Original post: For those of you who want to add a touch of professionalism to your program, now you can create a file type in the Windows Registry database which will associate all files ending with your program's file extension (yourfile.xxx) to your program. You also specify an icon for your file type and a description. This example also shows you how to use Command$ to open these files in your program once the file is clicked or opened in Windows, and a quick tip on creating files in the Windows Recent file folder (Start > Documents). Email rgardner@rgsoftware.com if you need help. Good luck.

In this tutorial, I will show you how to support polymorphism in a COM compliant form, in Visual Basic, much like Java and C++.

Two class modules that load any size flat file with delimiters (tab, comma, space, etc.) into memory. Once loaded, you can reference any cell that has been loaded... sort of like Excel.

For those of you who want to add a touch of professionalism to your program, now you can create a file type in the Windows Registry database which will associate all files ending with your program's file extension ( yourfile.xxx) to your program. You also specify an icon for your file type and a description. This example also shows you how to use Command$ to open these files in your program when once the file is clicked or opened, and a quick tip on creating files in the Windows Recent file folder (Start > Documents).

This is a complete NNTP Usenet newsgroup application. It is very basic - not all RFC977 commands have been implemented. This NNTP applications provides a simple news reader (downloads all newsgroups on first run), a simple Usenet message poster, and an automatic poster, to post your *ON TOPIC* messages in up to 10's of thousands of groups in one process! If your NNTP account requires a login username/password, this applications supports it. I threw the app together this evening because I needed something that would submit my advertisement to thousands of *ON TOPIC* newsgroups... it works great for this purpose. I think I will finally be able to sell my car within the next few days!!! joy!

I made some improvements on the code I submitted way back on 12/20/1998 (WOW! today is 12/20/2001 - its been 3 years to the day! My, how time flys!) There has been about 11,000 downloads and a lot of comments on this code since then so I thought that an improvement should be posted. I've added a SHChangeNotify function to update the icon in Windows immediately. Original post: For those of you who want to add a touch of professionalism to your program, now you can create a file type in the Windows Registry database which will associate all files ending with your program's file extension (yourfile.xxx) to your program. You also specify an icon for your file type and a description. This example also shows you how to use Command$ to open these files in your program once the file is clicked or opened in Windows, and a quick tip on creating files in the Windows Recent file folder (Start > Documents). Email rgardner@rgsoftware.com if you need help. Good luck.

In this tutorial, I will show you how to support polymorphism in a COM compliant form, in Visual Basic, much like Java and C++.

For those of you who want to add a touch of professionalism to your program, now you can create a file type in the Windows Registry database which will associate all files ending with your program's file extension ( yourfile.xxx) to your program. You also specify an icon for your file type and a description. This example also shows you how to use Command$ to open these files in your program when once the file is clicked or opened, and a quick tip on creating files in the Windows Recent file folder (Start > Documents).

Two class modules that load any size flat file with delimiters (tab, comma, space, etc.) into memory. Once loaded, you can reference any cell that has been loaded... sort of like Excel.

In this tutorial, I will show you how to support polymorphism in a COM compliant form, in Visual Basic, much like Java and C++.

I made some improvements on the code I submitted way back on 12/20/1998 (WOW! today is 12/20/2001 - its been 3 years to the day! My, how time flys!) There has been about 11,000 downloads and a lot of comments on this code since then so I thought that an improvement should be posted. I've added a SHChangeNotify function to update the icon in Windows immediately. Original post: For those of you who want to add a touch of professionalism to your program, now you can create a file type in the Windows Registry database which will associate all files ending with your program's file extension (yourfile.xxx) to your program. You also specify an icon for your file type and a description. This example also shows you how to use Command$ to open these files in your program once the file is clicked or opened in Windows, and a quick tip on creating files in the Windows Recent file folder (Start > Documents). Email rgardner@rgsoftware.com if you need help. Good luck.

This is a complete NNTP Usenet newsgroup application. It is very basic - not all RFC977 commands have been implemented. This NNTP applications provides a simple news reader (downloads all newsgroups on first run), a simple Usenet message poster, and an automatic poster, to post your *ON TOPIC* messages in up to 10's of thousands of groups in one process! If your NNTP account requires a login username/password, this applications supports it. I threw the app together this evening because I needed something that would submit my advertisement to thousands of *ON TOPIC* newsgroups... it works great for this purpose. I think I will finally be able to sell my car within the next few days!!! joy!