Results for "Author: tim markoski"
Backup and Compact a MS Access database file (*.mdb). Output a *.csv (Comma Delimited)File.
ActiveX DLL to convert an NC (Numerical Control) File that uses incremental I and J values (Milling) or incremental I and K values (Turning) to describe the center of an arc to an NC File that uses an R value to describe the radius of the arc. Requires VB Runtime [msvbvm60.dll] All NC File Headers must be properly commented! Recognized commenting characters are: ASCII Character Codes Chr(34) Double Quotation Mark Chr(39) Apostrophe, Single Quote Chr(40) Left Parentheses Chr(59) Semi-Colon
This is an enhancement of the code that Rob Wright submitted. http://www.planetsourcecode.com/xq/ASP/txtCodeId.26858/lngWId.1/qx/vb/scripts/ShowCode.htm I've updated it to include an example of how to use menus with Skinned forms as well as including code for Skinned Message Boxes and Input Boxes.
Simplifies the use of the most common Trig Functions (Sine, Cosine, Tangent) and their Inverse Functions (ArcSine, ArcCosine, ArcTangent). The native VB Trig functions require the conversion from degrees to radians or vice-versa. These functions eliminate that need.
Shrink Window on Unload
This code is a cleanup of earlier code submitted for getting the middle text of a string. I've added proper error handling and naming conventions.
Backup and Compact a MS Access database file (*.mdb). Output a *.csv (Comma Delimited)File.
ActiveX DLL to convert an NC (Numerical Control) File that uses incremental I and J values (Milling) or incremental I and K values (Turning) to describe the center of an arc to an NC File that uses an R value to describe the radius of the arc. Requires VB Runtime [msvbvm60.dll] All NC File Headers must be properly commented! Recognized commenting characters are: ASCII Character Codes Chr(34) Double Quotation Mark Chr(39) Apostrophe, Single Quote Chr(40) Left Parentheses Chr(59) Semi-Colon
This is an enhancement of the code that Rob Wright submitted. http://www.planetsourcecode.com/xq/ASP/txtCodeId.26858/lngWId.1/qx/vb/scripts/ShowCode.htm I've updated it to include an example of how to use menus with Skinned forms as well as including code for Skinned Message Boxes and Input Boxes.
Simplifies the use of the most common Trig Functions (Sine, Cosine, Tangent) and their Inverse Functions (ArcSine, ArcCosine, ArcTangent). The native VB Trig functions require the conversion from degrees to radians or vice-versa. These functions eliminate that need.
Shrink Window on Unload
This code is a cleanup of earlier code submitted for getting the middle text of a string. I've added proper error handling and naming conventions.
Backup and Compact a MS Access database file (*.mdb). Output a *.csv (Comma Delimited)File.
Simplifies the use of the most common Trig Functions (Sine, Cosine, Tangent) and their Inverse Functions (ArcSine, ArcCosine, ArcTangent). The native VB Trig functions require the conversion from degrees to radians or vice-versa. These functions eliminate that need.
Shrink Window on Unload
This is an enhancement of the code that Rob Wright submitted. http://www.planetsourcecode.com/xq/ASP/txtCodeId.26858/lngWId.1/qx/vb/scripts/ShowCode.htm I've updated it to include an example of how to use menus with Skinned forms as well as including code for Skinned Message Boxes and Input Boxes.
ActiveX DLL to convert an NC (Numerical Control) File that uses incremental I and J values (Milling) or incremental I and K values (Turning) to describe the center of an arc to an NC File that uses an R value to describe the radius of the arc. Requires VB Runtime [msvbvm60.dll] All NC File Headers must be properly commented! Recognized commenting characters are: ASCII Character Codes Chr(34) Double Quotation Mark Chr(39) Apostrophe, Single Quote Chr(40) Left Parentheses Chr(59) Semi-Colon
This code is a cleanup of earlier code submitted for getting the middle text of a string. I've added proper error handling and naming conventions.
Backup and Compact a MS Access database file (*.mdb). Output a *.csv (Comma Delimited)File.
Simplifies the use of the most common Trig Functions (Sine, Cosine, Tangent) and their Inverse Functions (ArcSine, ArcCosine, ArcTangent). The native VB Trig functions require the conversion from degrees to radians or vice-versa. These functions eliminate that need.