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Returns Delayed Stock Quotes from a web service.

A simple program to make EML(E-mail) files. With this program u can create eml files and send it with any EML compatible program (Outlook for example). U can send email from your application without SMTP and works under >=98. Supports attach(From the add attach, u can select multifiles).

This is my first real attempt at programming in VB.NET, it took me awhile because I didn't like what they did to the language (old dogs/new tricks) anyways this app will grab satelitte images from Terraserver-usa.com using terraservers web service. the web reference is http://terraserver-usa.com/TerraService2.asmx . Its very basic, has no error handling, and is based on the Terraserver's 'Example Map' in C#. Type in the Latitude/Longitude, select picture scale, and picture type (aerial, topo, shaded, or hi-res) and click 'go', takes a few minutes to download the image so be patient. Code isn't commented (sorry). I'll eventually turn this into a control and repost.

Simple and easy way to send smtp mail with attachments ... Updated with authentication....

To ping a remote computer (.NET way)

This is showing some of the webbrowser functions using vb.net, I extended the example put up on PSC by Chet Mancini to include property pages, opening the internet option dialog, selecting all, copying, open file, save as, print preview, page setup, adding browsed sites to a combo instead of a textbox, progressbar, status bar with events. Have not got find or view source to work quite right yet. There is also code to kill the right mouse menu. To disable the right mouse menu uncomment this line of code in the AxWebBrowser1_NavigateComplete2 Event(oDoc = AxWebBrowser1.Document). This seems to mess a bit with the left click, but definately traps the right mouse as you will see. I am working on implementing this better as well as the view source and find on this page dialogs. All in all it's a 1/2 way decent starter to a web browsing app in vb.net and to my knowledge at this point the most featured one on PSC in the vb.net area.

IE Clone – VB.Net I received a few email regarding my past quick example of a browser in VB.Net, This example application takes it to the next level and shows a lot of what can be done using the web browser control in VB.Net. It is a fairly good clone of IE, it shows the following and more: Opening Files | Saving | Print Preview | Page Setup | Print | Import / Export | Page properties | Send to desktop | Copy | Select All | Find | View Source | Privacy Report | Internet Options Dialog | Adding Favorites | Organizing Favorites | Navigation | Stopping Pop-Ups | Trapping New windows (new app not IE) | Auto complete combo box (some code from all over there, not all mine) | Secure Lock Icons | Progress bar in status bar w/o imbedding | Full Screen | Hide / Show Tool, Status Bars | Updating status bar | Opening folders | tree view | Context Menu (Right click on cookies tree view) | Deleting Files | Reading from a file (see favorites code) and more, poke around a bit. If you are needing to write a web browser application in .net, this should be all you need to get you started, if not all the way there. For those who asked about working with the IE DOM, this is not covered in the example and is a completely different subject in many ways, I may post some examples on working directly with the DOM in the future. I hope you find this useful and as always please vote if you do.

ver 1.0 now support resume, sending only parts of a file and pause. file transfer class writtin in C#. all that you need to do is use one dll function from this dll, (1 from server side, 2 from client side) and it'll take care of the rest. now support getting the filename from the client (Zolt request).

This source connects to Microsoft MSN Messenger servers with the latest protocol version (SSL Support). It can get the differents lists (Allow List, Block...), change your status and get the current screenname.

I made this because I couldn't find any VERY simple examples of XML/RSS manipulation in VB.NET (everything was WAY to complex) It has been designed to download and display all the info from 1 feed, although you could add more, just check out the code.

Turns macromedia flash animations off/on in Internet Explorer without renaming the plugin. So, you don't get any errors or popup boxes asking you to install Flash unlike with other Flash togglers. I have a shortcut to it on my IE toolbar so I can turn Flash on/off.

This code is a sample of proxy server purely written in .NET(C#).It's Multi-Threaded and smart enough to accept internet connections from any client in the LAN and the speed is good. So please vote.

This is a Basic Example. P2P communication with 2 WINSOCKS. Here you can learn the differences between Winsock for Vb6 and Vb.Net.

The response.redirect method is great for moving a user from one page to another. However, it does have one major limitation--you can only use it if absolutely nothing has been written to the page. Sometimes, you actually do want to write something to the page and then redirect it, for example when displaying the status of an operation. In this case, the following JavaRedirect function comes in handy. It requires a Java compatible browser. (Note:this script has been changed to incorporate Lewis Moten's helpful suggestions).

Returns relative URL of current page. Example: /vb/test.asp. See http://www.planet-source-code.com/vb/scripts/ShowCode.asp?lngWId=4&txtCodeId=5 to get the fully qualified URL string.

Want to send SMTP email from your ASP app? CDONTS is a free e-mail component that comes with IIS4, that (despite its weird name) is very easy to use and has good performance. The setup actually takes longer than the trivial scripting. To set it up, first, make sure you have installed the SMTP service. It is installed with IIS by default, but if you've messed with your settings, you may ahve to reinstall it. Check that the SMTP service shows up in the services part of the control panel and that the file CDONTS.DLL shows up in your System32 directory. Then using the following code. Don't forget to substitute the email address you want to send to for someaddress@someplace.com, which appears twice in the code).

When you work with cookies, you always run into paranoid types who disable their cookies. If you don't detect and deal with them, your code may not work. This code detects the user's cookie settings using the ASP Session object. Unlike some other implementations, it requires only one script page.

This is a great tip that is NOT documented in the Interdev help..how to get the referring URL of the browser. You can use this to track what traffic you are getting and from where.

If you do ASP.NET web forms, have you noticed that they seem to act buggy after the user hits the back button? For example, do events start firing off that shouldn't be, or does the state on the form get reset to what the user typed in 2 times ago, or worse? It's not a bug...and here's how to fix it.

Sending email in ASP.NET is a breeze! Check out this example. Note that docs say that the .SMTPServer property is optional...if you don't specify one, Windows queues up your email for you. However, I haven't tested out this method of sending mail.