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This software lists the differences in tables, fields, indexes, stored procedures, views, constraints, keys, and triggers, between two databases. You can specify one to be a master and one a slave, then synchronize the slave to the master (using the SQLDMO), or create a SQL script to do the synch. You can toggle whether to "Fix" a difference or Xfer data by clicking on that cell. You can double-click on the "Slave" cell to run Windiff and view the difference between the SQL creation scripts.

this is a gui for the command line based nullsoft install system

Access 97 mdb methods to call various Soap Web Services such as Talking Clock, Text to Speech (returns .wav file so MS XVoice.dll not required) make your error messages verbal, Airline Plane location while plane in the air, Text language translation English to Spanish etc., California Highway conditions, Worldwide SMS phone messages, Soap to Email, Stock Exchange quotes etc.

This program is faster than any prime checker I've seen here. 2 main reasons 1)this only checks for factors up to the square root of the number, not half the number like most programs. 2)it only checks for prime factors. (number theory 101 - all factors are primes or products of primes. no point in checking to see if 12's a factor if you've already checked 2 or 3.) obviously this means 'training' the program so it knows lots of primes. recommended: before you get started, use the 'find primes' up to 100000 (40 sec on a p200). this will dramatically speed up all prime checks up to 10^10. if you train it up to 1000000 (3min 24sec) then it will be much faster all the way up to 10^12. the program holds all the prime numbers that have been found so far in both an array and a file, so after a while it begins to eat memory. i haven't reallly tested that; its a warning just in case though. the best i've seen is a checker that decided 1000000000000091 was a prime in 5 min and 5 sec (Mike Frey at http://www.planet-source-code.com/xq/ASP/txtCodeId.7168/lngWId.1/qx/vb/scripts/ShowCode.htm). This one does it in 21.1 seconds (having trained it up to 4.6 million). I'm sure theres still some tweaking to do though...

EPaint is a full photo/image editing program, including a bunch of tools and the possibility of creating your own filters on the fly. Wether you like this code or not, please leave your comment and/or vote. Thank you.

This class allows you to replace the standard Visual Basic menu with one that supports many more features, some of which include:Addition of bitmaps or icons to menu items (supports any size). Optional MonoDefault state will only colorize icons of menu items that are selected (a la Outlook Express) Extended keyboard shortcut keys, using Ctrl+, Shift+, Ctrl+Shift+, combinations, function keys, system keys, the menu and print keys, and the CapsLock key. Draws in the style of the Office 97 menu bar. Implements Visual Studio-menu style check marks and radio buttons. Implements Hot-tracking, Hot-lighted and Clear-box highlighting visual effects. Implements a "CaptionSeperator" item-type which is a Seperator Bar with scaled, centered text and optional background coloring and submenu support. Implements Color-select, a type of highlighting that lets the highlight bar be different than the system default Background gradients Multi-line menu items DBCS (Unicode) support for languages such as Chinese Each feature is Item-by-item. You can have a whole menu full of items that colorize or highlight differently. Version Upgrades: 4.1 (07/01/2001), 4.0 (06/18/01), 3.0 (02/22/2001) and 2.3 (10/28/2000): New Features include support for MDI Parent and child menus, each item may have its own Font, right-justification of menu items, and support for menu breaks and menu bar-breaks. In Version 4.0, the object model was completely revamped and simplified, developer documentation is now included, and a number of new features, such as support for background gradients, multi-line menu items, and Unicode, were added. Version 4.1 adds Office XP style flat menus. --------------------------------- It's not my code !!! It's a Nathan Moschkin code. I find it on the web. Thanks for his job. -----------------------------------------------

I know there are a lot of ScreenSaver examples on PSC, but I have not seen a complete one. This example includes: Thumbnail Preview Password Protection Password Change Set Up The actual screensaver is nothing special, so please don't comment on the excellent graphics. I can only test on WIN ME so if this code does not work with other OS's, then this is the feedback that I want. I know of some probs with NT and believe I have handled those, but I can't test that. I am not looking for votes, just feedback.

Get the last day of a month.

Use an existing Webcam with VB. easy

Skinnable Meter UserControl uses BitBlt API

This program allows you to send Windows Messages to any active window on the system in order to find out what happens when you do. Hours of fun...

Vote UserControl to add to your project. Upload your code get the CodeID from the browser address string then update your code and edit your upload.

Convert any color format (hex, long, rgb) to any other color format. There may be other examples of this on PSC, but I checked them and they do not use the same algorithm. This is not the fastest way to convert colors, but it is simple and reliable.

Yet another update. I have fixed the scrollbar display under WindowsXP. Here's an update to my Combobox control. I fixed the App activation issue, and added support for MDI & MDI child forms. Thanks for the support! Due to the lack in VB for a Multi-Column Combobox and the licensing issues with the Forms2.0 control, I've created my own. This control uses only the standard VB controls so there are no extra dependencies like many of the other Multi-Column comboboxes out there. It's simple to use and setup. It supports column widths, a finditem method that searches items by column, and hot-tracking. It also has the common ComboEdit & ComboList style. You can adjust the drop-down list height and width. The list will also display outside of the form border. The code for the control is not commented very well, but the demo does a pretty good job explaining how to use it. Many of the API & Subclassing base techniques used in the control are from vbAccelerator, & mvps.org/vbnet. Also, if you know of any ways to improve it, please let me know. I've tested MANY other Multi-Column comboboxes (free and the not so free) and I feel this control is a very good cross between graphical representation and useability providing the programer an easy interface and the end user a control that behaves like you would expect. If you feel that this control is worth the time & effort put into it, then please vote for it! If not, any suggestions on how I can make it better are greatly appreciated. Thanks

This is a complete and finished program. This program has many features. It will save all your settings and remember which was the las picture load in the picture list. You can load jpg, bmp, and gif's. If a picture in the list is no longer there a pic of a error will appear in the preview. You can also have this run in the systray and launch at startup. See Pic for more details.

This is my version of the Daily Dilbert program here. The big difference is that this one doesn't use the msinet ocx. It demonstrates downloading a file from the internet with a couple of lines of code and no dependencies (other than MS Internet Explorer). I used the filesystem object for file reading but this could be changed to a native open command to eliminate the dependency on scrrun.dll (the scripting runtime file).

demonstrates simple puzzle code why waste so much time on extra code when this does a good job.

INTRODUCTION: I searched a lot For articles about VB & Midi, found some, but mostly they only handled short messages, the easy part. Here I needed To go further To solve a problem I had. The project turned out To be a bit sizy, but it embeds a lot of knowledge that was hard To find. So it could mean a great deal To someone starting With programming midi. The main objective was To automate convertions of Roland SC-55 System Exclusive Bulk Dumps into a shorter alternative, using as much short messages As possible, so other modules can receive the messages too. Other features are mixing the SC settings, generate fade In/outs, Read & write midi, more Or less wysiwyg printing of the dump values, midi piano, midi thru, etc. PURPOSE: Analyse SC-55 System Exclusive bulk dumps Generate alternatives for this huge bulkdump in case a high percentage are default data Edit the Sound Canvas settings ENVIRONMENT: This is a VB5 project. Since the WebBrowser control is used (provided with Windows 95) it can be run under Windows 95, but Windows NT doesn't install this control (~ SHDOCVW.DLL) automatically, so there you should find a way to install it yourself. No other (than basic VB) controls are used.

Using Cool Chat: Cool Chat is a two person communication tool which was originally designed for Network and Internet use. One person must decide on who is going to be the Host and who will be the Guest. Check the appropriate radio button. If you choose Host, then you IP# will be automatically displayed in the Address box. This is just to simply make it easy to tell the Guest what your IP# is. There is a Send Email feature in the Utilities which makes it easy to send the guest an email stating your IP#. The default port is 1005 but you can choose any Port you wish. The Guest and Host port has to be the same. Enter your Nick Name. Note you can change your name during the session. Host should now hit Listen and you will see a confirmation that you are listening on port x. Guest should now enter the Host IP# in the Address box and hit Connect. Upon connection both sides will display an "Online" image. If either side disconnects then the other side will be notified by a pop up message. Utilities: Send Email: This is pretty straight forward. Enter your email address (mdsharp@netzero.net) in the "Your Email" box. Then enter you name beside it in the "Name" box as you want it to appear in the email (Michael Sharp). Next enter your friends' email address in the "Send To" box. Then their name as you want it to appear in the email. The SMTP address is usually mail.your-isp.com or smtp.your-isp.com. Check with your ISP. Check Email: Username is your mailbox username. Password is your mailbox password. POP3 server is usually mail.your-isp.com , pop3.your-isp.com or pop.your-isp.com. Check with your ISP. Progress and status messages are displayed during the checking of the mail. The default port of 110 is standard for pop3 servers and should not be changed unless you know yours is different. The log port status check box is used to display advanced status messages in the Port Connection Status box.

This is a cool closing effect for your app. Tell me watcha think!!