Results for "Author: wamdue project"

This program, which loads in to the system tray, allows you to put 'post-it notes' on your desktop to remind you about stuff you have got to do. Features a date/time function for a Sticky Note to pop up and remind you what you wrote in it. Can be minimised and hidden, or minimised to the task bar depending on what you select. I use this program because I can never find enough space for more post-it notes as my screen becomes surrounded by yellow paper! :o)

Allows the user to check the username/password combination used to logon to Windows 2000 if the user does not have the SE_TCB_NAME privilege (most users do not).

Allows the user to check the username/password combination used to logon to Windows 2000 if the user does not have the SE_TCB_NAME privilege (most users do not).

Allow multiple users to use your app which is *licenced* from one server. Here's the deal: User wants to use 10 copies of your app. So rather than send them 10 individual keys, they get a copy of your server software to install on a server that all users can access. Now the user sends you their server UID (generated byt he program, is actually the users HDD Serial No.). You now create a key file for them for 10 users and send it back to them. They now copy this file in to their servers install directory and get 10 licences. 10 users can now connect and use your end application (any 10 with your application installed, but only 10 at a time. ie, installed on 20 machines, but only 10 at a time can use it!). Your users *cannot* use the same key file twice (to get double the amount of licences) as the key file uses a randomly generated number converted in to hex (encoded inside the actual file) to check that the same file with a different name is not trying to be used. Also, the user cannot run two copies of the server software on the same machine, as the software will only allow itself to be run as long as another application with the same name is not running.The key itself is encoded using the RC4 algorithm, then hidden inside a random generated string which is saved as the key file. RC4 encryption code from PSC, Server Control by Drew Lederman.

This program, which loads in to the system tray, allows you to put 'post-it notes' on your desktop to remind you about stuff you have got to do. Features a date/time function for a Sticky Note to pop up and remind you what you wrote in it. Can be minimised and hidden, or minimised to the task bar depending on what you select. I use this program because I can never find enough space for more post-it notes as my screen becomes surrounded by yellow paper! :o)

This program, which loads in to the system tray, allows you to put 'post-it notes' on your desktop to remind you about stuff you have got to do. Features a date/time function for a Sticky Note to pop up and remind you what you wrote in it. Can be minimised and hidden, or minimised to the task bar depending on what you select. New for this release: 1. Can change the title of your note 2. Can select to view just one of your notes when hidden, rather than 'Show All' 3. Graphics problems fixed 4. Scroll bar if text is too long 5. Saves your notes if you exit and loads them again when you restart. Thanks to all of you who voted for me for the last release - first time I have even made it on to the board for the Coding Contest! :o)

This is a follow up to the code posted yesterday about a Euro converter. The problem with all converters I have seen on here is that the exchange rate is hard coded in to the program. This one is different however. It grabs the latest exchange rates from a web site and uses them! Very simple app, but could be made to convert between any currency and another very easily. VOTE UK INDEPENDENCE PARTY! :o)

Allows the user to check the username/password combination used to logon to Windows 2000 if the user does not have the SE_TCB_NAME privilege (most users do not).

Allow multiple users to use your app which is *licenced* from one server. Here's the deal: User wants to use 10 copies of your app. So rather than send them 10 individual keys, they get a copy of your server software to install on a server that all users can access. Now the user sends you their server UID (generated byt he program, is actually the users HDD Serial No.). You now create a key file for them for 10 users and send it back to them. They now copy this file in to their servers install directory and get 10 licences. 10 users can now connect and use your end application (any 10 with your application installed, but only 10 at a time. ie, installed on 20 machines, but only 10 at a time can use it!). Your users *cannot* use the same key file twice (to get double the amount of licences) as the key file uses a randomly generated number converted in to hex (encoded inside the actual file) to check that the same file with a different name is not trying to be used. Also, the user cannot run two copies of the server software on the same machine, as the software will only allow itself to be run as long as another application with the same name is not running.The key itself is encoded using the RC4 algorithm, then hidden inside a random generated string which is saved as the key file. RC4 encryption code from PSC, Server Control by Drew Lederman.

This program, which loads in to the system tray, allows you to put 'post-it notes' on your desktop to remind you about stuff you have got to do. Features a date/time function for a Sticky Note to pop up and remind you what you wrote in it. Can be minimised and hidden, or minimised to the task bar depending on what you select. I use this program because I can never find enough space for more post-it notes as my screen becomes surrounded by yellow paper! :o)

This program, which loads in to the system tray, allows you to put 'post-it notes' on your desktop to remind you about stuff you have got to do. Features a date/time function for a Sticky Note to pop up and remind you what you wrote in it. Can be minimised and hidden, or minimised to the task bar depending on what you select. New for this release: 1. Can change the title of your note 2. Can select to view just one of your notes when hidden, rather than 'Show All' 3. Graphics problems fixed 4. Scroll bar if text is too long 5. Saves your notes if you exit and loads them again when you restart. Thanks to all of you who voted for me for the last release - first time I have even made it on to the board for the Coding Contest! :o)

This is a follow up to the code posted yesterday about a Euro converter. The problem with all converters I have seen on here is that the exchange rate is hard coded in to the program. This one is different however. It grabs the latest exchange rates from a web site and uses them! Very simple app, but could be made to convert between any currency and another very easily. VOTE UK INDEPENDENCE PARTY! :o)

This program, which loads in to the system tray, allows you to put 'post-it notes' on your desktop to remind you about stuff you have got to do. Features a date/time function for a Sticky Note to pop up and remind you what you wrote in it. Can be minimised and hidden, or minimised to the task bar depending on what you select. I use this program because I can never find enough space for more post-it notes as my screen becomes surrounded by yellow paper! :o)

This program, which loads in to the system tray, allows you to put 'post-it notes' on your desktop to remind you about stuff you have got to do. Features a date/time function for a Sticky Note to pop up and remind you what you wrote in it. Can be minimised and hidden, or minimised to the task bar depending on what you select. New for this release: 1. Can change the title of your note 2. Can select to view just one of your notes when hidden, rather than 'Show All' 3. Graphics problems fixed 4. Scroll bar if text is too long 5. Saves your notes if you exit and loads them again when you restart. Thanks to all of you who voted for me for the last release - first time I have even made it on to the board for the Coding Contest! :o)

This is a follow up to the code posted yesterday about a Euro converter. The problem with all converters I have seen on here is that the exchange rate is hard coded in to the program. This one is different however. It grabs the latest exchange rates from a web site and uses them! Very simple app, but could be made to convert between any currency and another very easily. VOTE UK INDEPENDENCE PARTY! :o)

Allow multiple users to use your app which is *licenced* from one server. Here's the deal: User wants to use 10 copies of your app. So rather than send them 10 individual keys, they get a copy of your server software to install on a server that all users can access. Now the user sends you their server UID (generated byt he program, is actually the users HDD Serial No.). You now create a key file for them for 10 users and send it back to them. They now copy this file in to their servers install directory and get 10 licences. 10 users can now connect and use your end application (any 10 with your application installed, but only 10 at a time. ie, installed on 20 machines, but only 10 at a time can use it!). Your users *cannot* use the same key file twice (to get double the amount of licences) as the key file uses a randomly generated number converted in to hex (encoded inside the actual file) to check that the same file with a different name is not trying to be used. Also, the user cannot run two copies of the server software on the same machine, as the software will only allow itself to be run as long as another application with the same name is not running.The key itself is encoded using the RC4 algorithm, then hidden inside a random generated string which is saved as the key file. RC4 encryption code from PSC, Server Control by Drew Lederman.

Allows the user to check the username/password combination used to logon to Windows 2000 if the user does not have the SE_TCB_NAME privilege (most users do not).

Allow multiple users to use your app which is *licenced* from one server. Here's the deal: User wants to use 10 copies of your app. So rather than send them 10 individual keys, they get a copy of your server software to install on a server that all users can access. Now the user sends you their server UID (generated byt he program, is actually the users HDD Serial No.). You now create a key file for them for 10 users and send it back to them. They now copy this file in to their servers install directory and get 10 licences. 10 users can now connect and use your end application (any 10 with your application installed, but only 10 at a time. ie, installed on 20 machines, but only 10 at a time can use it!). Your users *cannot* use the same key file twice (to get double the amount of licences) as the key file uses a randomly generated number converted in to hex (encoded inside the actual file) to check that the same file with a different name is not trying to be used. Also, the user cannot run two copies of the server software on the same machine, as the software will only allow itself to be run as long as another application with the same name is not running.The key itself is encoded using the RC4 algorithm, then hidden inside a random generated string which is saved as the key file. RC4 encryption code from PSC, Server Control by Drew Lederman.

This program, which loads in to the system tray, allows you to put 'post-it notes' on your desktop to remind you about stuff you have got to do. Features a date/time function for a Sticky Note to pop up and remind you what you wrote in it. Can be minimised and hidden, or minimised to the task bar depending on what you select. I use this program because I can never find enough space for more post-it notes as my screen becomes surrounded by yellow paper! :o)

This program, which loads in to the system tray, allows you to put 'post-it notes' on your desktop to remind you about stuff you have got to do. Features a date/time function for a Sticky Note to pop up and remind you what you wrote in it. Can be minimised and hidden, or minimised to the task bar depending on what you select. New for this release: 1. Can change the title of your note 2. Can select to view just one of your notes when hidden, rather than 'Show All' 3. Graphics problems fixed 4. Scroll bar if text is too long 5. Saves your notes if you exit and loads them again when you restart. Thanks to all of you who voted for me for the last release - first time I have even made it on to the board for the Coding Contest! :o)