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MyFont Have you ever used CreateFont and CreateFontIndirect? Just a lot of parameters to set, MyFont is an application that lets you 'build' a Font dinamically seeing your settings......and then...it writes code for you! All you see on the form is self-explanatory, the only thing you have to know is that by left-clicking in the frame 'TEXT' you can move the text. You can build your font using all the settings or by choosing it with standard Font Dialog.....so, here you can find also an example of how to use ChooseColor and ChooseFont.

**New Version**I used the windows api MFC to utilize buttons, edit boxes, a menu and string functions to create a calculator.

A complete chess playing engine, generally used with WinBoard graphical interface. It is said to be among the easiest to understand source code for someone new to chess programming.

Hi ya all ! This is my first attempt to create an assembler called Universal ASM. And I decided to do it step by step sharing with you all. Please appreciate this effort by voting for me and sending your feedback on this project....

This tool allows user shutdown Windows after a time up to 4h + 30minutes. Left, Right or Ctrl+Left, Ctrl+Right can be used. Please try and vote ...................... :)

Demonstrates how to use devices such as webcameras, scanners and other for recording or taking snapshots, also how to implement support for Microsoft Windows XP stylesheet (ComCtrl v6). Do rate and comment this piece of code for future updates and fixes.

It is the code of a scientific Calculator With all Functions of a Scientific calculator... It has no built in functions like(sin,cos,log...) And also it has a Part for The numeric Analysis Problems e.g(Cramer's Rule,Newton Raphson,Bisection....)

This is a complete user manager, with new usersignup, confirmation e-mail that needs to be received before an account is activated, forgotten password link, admin tools, etc.

Keep them coming back for more... "CONTENT, CONTENT, CONTENT!" is the mantra of today's successful web sites. Current, interesting, entertaining and high quality content attracts visitors who will return to your site. In an effort to maintain dynamic site designs, developers have turned to Active Server Page technology. This allows information to be stored in databases and lets the site effectively become a dynamic database publishing system. One rather simple piece of code can keep surfers coming back for more: Random quotations displayed prominently on your web pages.

NEW UPDATE ON THE WEB SITE! THIS CODE IS ONLY AN EXAMPLE CODE This code will allow you to create your own Geocities on you site so that you can offer your users the ability to create their own websites. It is loaded with options like file upload, max space allowed, full online browers web site editor.

This is a web that I banged out for a party. It took me a couple of days to write and I thought I would share it with the community. It does the very basics of notifying friends of a party, gathering responses from the users, question polling and result viewing. I left everything intact to see how it looked, but feel free (of course) to change stuff. **This is a complete plug-n-play webpage** This web-WebVite- contains these features... * Polling * Graphing * Invite a Friend * Email * dBase interaction * User Interaction Also included is a aspmail .dll called Smtpvsg.dll. Make sure you slap this in your system folder and regsvr32 it. Also, I have included two .mdb's. One is 2000 one is 97. Good luck! oh..and I would love to see any improvements..please Micah Nasarow www.gametrends.com micahn@gametrends.com mnasarow@comtex.net PLEASE NOTE!!! -Added-4-25-2000 Dudes..I am totally sorry, but the mail component I used was a licensed component. If you have it great if not, may I suggest usign the CDONTS.Mail component native to IIS4.0. You will have to make some changes to the code. If you need help..let me know or there is a good tutorial at www.asp101.com

I always wanted a journal on my site but I never had time to get the dam thing updated...so I wrote an ASP script that does it all. You log on to the submit page from any browser, fill in your entry and bobs your uncle..the code dynamicly adds a link on the index page and adds the entry to a database...so now you can update every day, can be used for all sorts...a tecnical support page, stroy submission etc. I uncluded an admin page based on the guest book by Kathi O'Shea (thanks) in which you can delete entries. ---- I have now updated it to use just one textbox to submit your entry (which can be as long as you like) and fixed the single quotes problem!! thanks kerry

This code contains ASP chat which uses database (MDB). Since last version I've removed some bugs i.e. sorting database or loging out users every hour. I have added some new stuff - private chat and counter which shows how many people is on-line. If you like it, please vote for me.

Here is code of ASP chat. This is second version of "simple ASP chat" and contain some new features like smileys, disallowing some words. It is also more secured than previous version and does not utilise processor as much as old version. Try it and let me comments. And if you like it, vote for me... Thanx

By following the instructions included here, you can build a complete web site for your school! This thing took me 4+ months to make, and lots of caffeine, so I expect some good ratings. There is lots of good stuff, even if you don't want the whole site. Impersonation, file access, database interfacing, automated Frontpage web administration, etc... Lots more than any other submission I've ever seen. Here's what's included: A full-fledged, all features included calendar system with publishing/subscription options, lunch menu, and personal calendars for everyday use The ability for every user to have their own personal web site (with your permission, of course) The ability for every club, department, and sports team to have their own site with calendar of events Document storage on a per-user basis so users can access their files from any web connected PC Integrated file manager (compatible with Internet Explorer 5 and up and Netscape 6 and up, other maybe) Built-in administration tools System relies on NT domain security for highest possible degree of integration with existing network

(UPDATE: Now As start of Admin UI, which allows edit/delete of users, posts, topics, settings. supports HOT Topics, supports lock/closed topics and more.) This is An Almost 100% complete BBS. The database is the heart of all the options that can be set. Different User Levels(Guest, Member, Moderator, Administrator). Allows you to lock Users from posting, the ability to lock posts, delete posts, edit posts, reply to posts, Log In, Register, Allows you to set the Acces Level to Topics(example: Topic="Administrator Discussion" if you set the access level to administrator then only administrators can view/post in that topic). Requires users to register before they can post. Allows Users to select a "Topic Icon" when posting. Allows you to set weither new users can register with an email that is already registered. Counts Users total Posts. Counts Replies to each Post. Shows total Posts for each topic. So Much More can be done. If you like this please give me feedback on it so I can Improve it. If it gets good response I will Update it soon. Soon to be added Admin UI so it doesn't have to all be done through database, Search and more your comments are appreciated. I have also added the .NET Solution file so if you have .NET You can edit it there.

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When creating a data-driven web site, you obviously need to use a number of SQL queries to grab datasets from your database. Before you use a particular SQL query in one of your production ASP pages, though, you want to ensure that it returns the correct information. Therefore, a SQL query test web page, one that allows you to try various SQL statements and view their results, will often come in handy. For every web database project I work on, I pop this code somewhere onto the server. This page allows me to test out SQL queries before I put them into my ASP code. Recently I was doing a project on a co-located SQL Server in Atlanta. I used this page to set up all the tables from my home office in Florida. The idea is simple. You put SQL code into the form, select the data source from the drop down list and click submit. If the recordset contains columns, a table is built to display all rows and all columns. If the SQL is an data manipulation statement, a message appears stating that the command completed successfully. One of the best features is the clipboard. You can cut and paste SQL into the clipboard and it will be there each time you submit the form. I use a simple array to store the data source connection string. I have also had situations where I used a dictionary object to store the connection strings. Sometimes I use another textarea control instead of the drop down list. This allows me to try out different connection strings.

The main purpose of this article is to show the use of ActiveX controls in your web pages with proper error handling and data updates. In the sample time tracking application I will demonstrate the use of the following. 1. Using ActiveX controls. 2. Client and Server side validations using VBScript. 3. Practical use of formatDateTime function and DateAdd function. 4. Server side browser detection code. 5. Using ADO to connect to popular databases like MS Access and SQL Server. 6. Using ADO to add records. 7. Implementing ADO Error Handling. For Complete description, download the attached zip file which has code and detailed explanation of the techniques used.Please do not forget to rate my code.

This practical guide aims to be a complete programming guide as well as a reference for the serious ASP programmer. You don't have the time to rummage through 1000-page thick books? You don't have the time to sift through jokes & wisecracks? This is the right resource for you ... This guide does not assume any prior knowledge of ASP, and starts from the ground up. The chapters are organized according to the increasing complexity of ASP scripts that you will be writing. Simple scripts come first, and then the techniques needed for more complex scripts are covered. This is especially useful for the beginner who is usually inundated by long, boring technical dissertations in the first chapter of any book. Experienced programmers will also find this guide useful, for it contains the following references in one easy-to-locate booklet. VBScript Reference A complete documentation of all VBScript functions with the necessary information for using them. Ideal for those situations where you know what you want to do, but can't remember the function that will do it for you. SQL Reference This includes complete syntactic specifications of the Structured Query Language, along with examples to demonstrate the use. ADO Reference A guide on ASP cannot miss out this quintessential section. It gives complete details on most of the objects in the ADO hierarchy. Since you can download the PDF, you don't need to be online in order to read it. A printer-friendly publication format means you can print it and read it anywhere. More Information