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This a tutorial I wrote because I had so much trouble learning how to write a COM object, I wanted to put it in simple terms for anyone else who might want to get into it.

This Script will go out to planetsourcecode.com and retrieve the newest submissions. It saves the data it got in a text file so we don't get the info every time the page loads. It will get the submissions from ALL Worlds on PSC. After it gathers the data it strips All the HTML from it. Then it will out put the submission in a table for easy display. See Screen Shot for Output. Ive Uploaded it in zip format now for eazy download.

Resize and position the browser window

Since you are using VBScript, that should mean that either you have separate versions for Netscape and Internet Explorer users, make pages which tailor themselves to the client's browser, use VBScript only for non-essential page features, or are developing only for people using Internet Explorer. I have provided an example of a forwarding page which separates users capable of VBScript from others, and also a script which calls extra features if the client is using Internet Explorer. Note that they both use JavaScript, so that they will function in either NN of IE.

This piece of code FORCES the user to save known file types (ie: *.mpg, *.gif, *.jpg, *.htm... you get the idea). Normally these (known file types) are opened in the browser, if you wish to bypass this feature in the browsers and allow the user to save a copy to their local computer without telling them to "right click" on the file and select "save target", this is the way. This code is REAL SIMPLE. I commented EVERY line so you know exacly what purpose it serves. If you have any enhancements to make to it, please let me know I'd love to see them. Please vote good or bad, 'cause I'd like to know.

The code uses a combination of ASP and Javascript to bring together in one page the ability to grab as much useful information about your site visitors as possible

Polls Admin is back. Custom number of questions, customizable layout, emailing, printing.

This class demonstrates how you can request the HTML of a URL from another website using the XMLHTTP object to spider the web page. (Simular to the methods of the ASPHttp object). The data is parsed and made available through a class object. This code is great if you are thinking about creating a Search Engine - or you just want to verify that URLs exist that users may place in there profiles. Also handy for finding broken links. If your server has IE5, or XML objects from Microsoft installed on it, then you should be able to use this demonstration without any problems.

Measures the bandwidth in kbps (kilobits per second) that the client is viewing your website at. Works with modems, dsl, cable modems, network cards and any other means of connecting to the internet.

Use Microsoft word spell checker utility

In looking for an easy way to detect the client browser's cookie settings, everything I've found has been complex. Each example I've found requires a page refresh or redirect to itself. This severely hampers true application development as the Request.Form collection is then cleared. This code is something simple I stumbled on and it works (see explanations).

Instead of using a META refresh, use an ASP refresh to insure you have the most current copy of the web page.

Format the current data (off the server) in the following format, for example, Tuesday, June 19, 2001.

After searching throughout the web for a JavaScript function that would add a web page to a users favorites folder, I grew increasingly impatient with the laziness of others code, (hey why re-create the wheel?) because others code only lets you add one page to a users favorites folder. Therefore, I created a DYNAMIC “Add to Favorites” function, that for example will add the web page where the code is located to the users favorites. Just create an include virtual, (for script) and insert the include onto all of your pages, or preferably if you have a header page include, just copy the code into that – and Voila! As long as you have the TITLE tags on your page, you’re set!

Lets your site visitors download with one link! Just add a link and your done! Also makes a nice anti-leech program!

Helps to show how to make an Active-Desktop webpage. Every step is commented, and ASP isn't even (really) needed to manipulate the material within the page (just shown in the example).

Will call a webservice that will verify an email address down to server level. This service is provided for FREE! No costs involved. Try it out!

I am developing this application for a physician who has lost his vision. This application is just a prototype, this browser will talk, from desk top. I have a request to viewer, if you wish to join and help, please email short stories. I shall thank his nephew who emailed me and my son who thought of sending a story that can talk. Kids have wonderful ideas, I wish I have their mind to think out of the shell. Win 98 users need to have Vtext.dll "CLSID:2398E32F-5C6E-11D1-8C65-0060081841DE" it comes with win2k prof/server. Also included in Microsoft Speech API 4.0a. The First para responds to onmousemove. Once you have tested with your mouse, click yes if you get activx warning. Please press F5 and click on Read Text button. AudioPause did not work, I used StopSpeaking to stop audio. To start again, click Read Text. My regards to all viewers.

"Web Site Designing" is a tutorial which aims to teach the Internet, HTML, DHTML, JavaScript, CSS and DOM. No prior knowledge / experience is required.

To have a completely functional Guestbook on your website, MINUS the difficulty of a database.