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This is an FTP OCX control. What it does is provide easy to use FTP access to applications. Applications can choose weather to download the file to a location using this control or to strictly store it in a string and make it accessible to the application. This way you could use it to say download a text file from an FTP site in your text editor. I know this control will work in vb6, and I'm almost positive it will also work in VB 4 and 5 because it just uses API to achieve it's goal. Leave comments and suggestions. Thanks :)
The vbRaptor clone I've been working on for quite some time now. It started out using bitblt and has now advanced to DirectX. You'll find the big difference between this version and the previous versions isn't just the DirectX, but ingame menu's, custom ship with a shop where you can upgrade your ships abilities and saving your character so you can come back and play later.
cEdit 4.4 includes some more bug fixes that some users found along with a few more updates including a built in webbrowser as request, snippets as requested, and full template support with a simplistic template editor. The snippets you can just drag a file over the snippet window and it will be added as a snippet. This version also has a links menu it's purpose is simply to give access to some links I feel are worth while for coders :)
This is a game written in Visual Basic. Many of you have probably seen it here already as I had it posted here in the past. This has a few bug fixes, updates, etc. I look forward to any comments, suggestions, and constructive critisism you might have regarding it. For those wondering what it is, it's a game using BitBlt, which has enemy ai, levels, pickups, and it's plenty of fun :) Due to size could not upload here. Download at: http://cedit.sourceforge.net/vbspaceshooter.zip
The movie Scroller component is something I did to use in my about box for a program I'm working on. But I figured I might as well make it public so anyone else who wishes to can use it. The movie scroller component is better than the one's I saw available though I suppose there may be ones I missed which do beat it out. Here's some of the things it can do that most can't: - It uses double buffering so no flickering. - It utilizes a simple per line script that lets you define how each line of text looks. This allows you to set font, font style, and font color. - It allows you to display a shadow and control the offset and color of the shadow.