Results for "Category: Custom Controls/ Forms/ Menus"

A Few function's For You To Play With.. Trap Mouse In A Form, Random Object/Form Color's, A Wacked Screen Closing Special Effect, And Download File's Via The Internet..

Shows you how to use the Alphablend api to make a menu system.

Dear Brothers and Sisters, Have you ever dreamed of giving on line help about your menus in status bar as user moves mouse over menus. This feature is available by default in applications developed in VC++ with MFC. Here is a simple solution to all your menu help problems. This amazing Active Menu Help Control for VB 6.00 do all this with ease. This control needs VB 6.00 runtime files.This control does not need any third party subclassing ocx control. Friends who are interested in source code please do not waste their time because it is compiled ActiveX control with demo app. Source code of demo app explains how to use control. It is just one line code. Private Sub MenuHelp1_MenuSelected(menuString As String) sbStatusBar.Panels(1).Text = menuString End Sub

Shows tooltips! You can customize it. If you use it please send me an email. Email: kf4zpb@kf4zpb.8m.com Also it took 5 minutes but it is awesome. At least I thought it was better than the regular tool tip! You can have multilines with this one. Look at the screenshot so you can see what it looks like. Thanks, Carroll Dearstone

ActiveX control, sizable analog clock. Doesn't blink!

Allows the user to create shapes supported by a programming script, which are easy to rotate and zoom into. In the screen shot, you will see one such shape and it's formula. In this screen shot, I chose to display a boring graphic, and if you download this, you will see that surely great projects could be made with this code. I have programmed shapes for arrows, and gauges, airplanes, and a nuclear missile with the name "USA" on top. And they are all non-flicker graphics, easily rotated, and extremely quick.

This project Shows how to create a multiple-splitted MDI parent window. This project in particular manages 4 panes. There are only 2 API functions in use too.

This somewhat strange project demonstrates using the GetPixel and SetPixel functions to separate the color channels and process an image as it's being drawn. Different values can be tweeked as the image is continually filtered. This particular project can distort images with simple filters (Pixel Intensity Oscillation, Channel separated Brightness, both monochrome and non-monochrome Noise Distortion, Posterize).

Have a Tab control in your application with out having to have the huge OCX that microsoft provide. It's in the early stages yet but seems to work okay at the moment.

Have Tabs without Microsoft big OCX. I think this is nearly finished. Try right clicking on the frame control to bring up a popup menu.

It will make a character of your choice(many to download) talk.

This just shows how to access CommandButton's, Label's etc.. from another Command or label. So when you click Form1's Command, you can actually be clicking Form2's command. Very useful for shortcuts.

**UPDATED** Get events from all your IE instances through this one control.... Now has events for new insances started, automatically updates and exposes the browser collection.

Capture Events from all your instances of Internet explorer. Modify Browser properties through the exposed collection, cancel annoying popup windows or simply spy on a users browsing habits.

This code will make your form stay on top of any other windows running, just like winamp stays on top.

This function will select the value of a List Box or Combo Box based upon the Index ID. This is helpful when you are trying to edit a record and want to select a saved value in a combo box or list box.

Full source.... Create an OCX active control, this shows you a design for progress bar that can be used for volume, counting and equalizer. various colour rainbows and sizes. Try it out

What? Another marquee? Yep. Put into 1 class and 1 usercontrol file. Can contain separate text "blocks" each with it own forecolor. Use the mouse to drag the display from left to right (or right to left) during the scrolling (just in case you missed out something that scrolled away). Continuous scrolling (does NOT wait if the last block is out of view, then start the first block, BUT glues the first block to the last one, so you see no break). Can place separator between blocks. It looks like the BBC News ticker. Click event on each text "block", scroll speed, colours, font, etc. Just download and see for yourself. Need more convincing? Someone quoted this is the best marquee on PSC yet....

Analog Clock control where you can use your mouse to rotate the hours and minutes. Ideal to obtain time the graphical way from the user. Can also be used as a simple running time display. Left-Click and drag the minutes, Right-Click and drag the hours. Colours, fonts and some other attributes can be changed (look and see). This is just a usercontrol (ctl+ctx) file to include with your project, if you really want to, make your own ocx from it.

This code converts picture files to .TXT files. Works best with photo's. Start a new project, insert a picturebox, and past the code in the code-window, HAVE FUN !!