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Demonstrates how to convert Deciamls to Binary numbers, ASCII, or Hex. Enter one Hex, Binary, Decimal, or ASCII value and get its corasponding HEX, Binary, ASCII, or Decimal values. Enjoy

This code provides a way to smoothly tween a control from one location to another, much like Flash's ability to use motion tweens using keyframes. Portions of the code was ported from the C# motion class project --> http://www.codeproject.com/csharp/tweencs.asp After playing around with the C# version, I decided to port it into VB for the benefit of VB6 programmers. :)

This code attempts to detect and disable the following: (If it can't disable, it'll just quit) Win32Dasm, Debuggy, OllyDBG, ProcDump, SoftSnoop, TimeFix, TMR Ripper Studio, Regmon and Filemon. It also attempts to add protection against other step-debugging applications. (TimeFix-kill used before this check too!!)

Hides the application from task manager as well as disguising itself in the process list. The overall procedure could be a lot faster but at this speed it gives most people a chance to see the changes take place.

This is version 2.0 of the best tool a programmer needs for making good software! It has tons of great subs/functions! Recently added - internet functions, sound functions!

The code demonstrates the method to alter the opacity of a Window in 2000 and XP. The opacity can be from 0 - 255. Just use the code in any Win32 application and call the two functions. SetWindowLayered must be called once (when the window is created) and SetWindowOpacity can be called as and when required. I have used the code in an AppWizard generated MFC dialog based application (See attached zip file).

A Semi VB Decomiler. Decompiles the interface using COM. COM is not always correct in the datatypes it returns for a certain property. I started this project a week ago after seeing there were no good open source vb interface decompilers and the other examples on this site are not very good. Another reason is there are some companies that charge for just decompiling the interface which I do not think is very fair. This is not complete but use it as a guide to making your own interface decompiler and maybe make something more. Hope you can learn something from this.

Release 0.03 Added Ocx Support Added P-Code procedure decompile to P-Code tokens. Added Image Extraction Added Better Handling of Control properties. Added Form Patch Editor Added Syntax Coloring. Better support of User Controls/And MDI Forms. Api's Recovered Procedure Names recovered for Forms and classes. Resizing of the windows added. Numerous Bug fixes and other things added. Begun work on a basic antidecompiler. Features Advanced decompiling using COM via VB6.OLB Using COM allows me not to have to hard code every single property The only properties that need to be hardcoded is the size, font, and dataformat opcodes. One day I hope to use msvbvm60.dll instead of vb6.olb so nothing will have to be hardcoded. This is the best Open Source VB Decompiler you can find. Show your support and leave comments and vote.

This is a desktop "Dock" that allows you to create and delete shortcuts to your most used programs, an alternative to having to use the start menu or the Recent Used list upon it actually. This is the first of it's re-vamps, full skinning support coming soon, along with a system resources meter also! ____________________________ UPDATED! Simple Skinning Support is now in place, along with CPU and RAM usage that is now in a show-and-hide spot (see the new white icon on the bottom of the bar?) I have to give credit to the people that has made code that i am currently borrowin from, that is until i com eup with a more efficient way to do what i need for it to do... The Winux Project, for the RAM and CPU Usage AND the creator of B2 for me to get the system folders (Start Menu, Favorites, Ect...) Still has the delete bug in it (just exit out of it and then re-start it), and when you run it your task bar will go away, but just close the Dock and it will come back, that i sbecause in the next version there WILL be a start menu built in to it. READ THE HOWTO for doing skins, i would very much like to get people to make skins for this thing, you know? (HOWTO is in the Skins/Default folder AND in the root of the zipfile)__________________________ http://geocities.com/pfcmurphy/xdgDock.zip

A .Net Class that encapsulates displaying and exporting/printing (as PDF) a Crystal Report in ASP.Net.

There is a right--and a wrong--way to display a copyright message on your web site. This article explains the correct way to state you copyrights so that you are protected and keep all of your legal options open.

Disable right click menu of flash acivex control. Replace it with your custom menu.

If you want to drop a text file, an XML file, an icon, or a bitmap, or any other file, into your project directory and have it embedded with your solution, this will make it much easier to retrieve these resources. For instance, if you drop a file called "MainMenu.xml" into a project subdirectory called "Resources" (or, "[project directory]\Resources\MainMenu.xml") and you've marked it as an Embedded Resource, you can retrieve it programmatically like so: XmlDocument mainMenu = (XmlDocument)App.GetEmbeddedResource("Resources/MainMenu.xml");

Reads information about your internet/network and displays send/recieved bytes and speed and puts the information in to a graph chart.

I wrote this login utility for my dad at his work that prevents his co-workers from playing around on his computer, writing CD's and so on... It disables a user from accessing your computer. Next I will add encryption to prevent users from viewing username and password from registry. PLEASE VOTE MY CODE!!!

This can get data from your modem and store data(phone numberes) on to the modem memory. You can only store 3 numbers but hey I thought it was pretty cool!

Dont spend 100's of $$$ simply to have a look at the assembly language listings of your VB code. Use this free program. NOTE : Download this only if you understand assembly language. Not for new programmers. Keywords : ASM, ASSEMBLY, COMPILE, EXE

This is a graphic representation of the anatomy of your tracheobronchial tree (windpipe and airways) as viewed with a digital bronchoscope. This will eventually include the ability to record realtime findings and generate a report suitable for charting. At present it is only medically educational.

I wanted to have the cursor to move to my focused command buttons to direct the action and be more user friendly. This little thing does the trick. I found it in some old code of mine but I think it was borrowed back then.

Learn how to talk to your computer, and have it respond! You even have a nice little robot buddy to talk to!