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Java_Volume1 #101002
OpenGL Example using 3D Objects and Lights

It is an example of 3D Objects w/Lights and much more, such as Camera Rotation, Light Moving, Keyboard Arrows to move about the screen and etc... You will need GLUT in order to execute program, so you can download GLUT at http://www.xmission.com/~nate/glut/glut-3.7.6-bin.zip If you have any problems please let me know, or if you like the program please vote or leave some feedback. Thank You. - Andrew

Java_Volume1 #101003
CD Rom Opener

This is the Code in Visuall C++ Console project to open and close your CDRom hope you find it usefull.. And i would love your comments...

Java_Volume1 #101004
MFC Winsock Programming

Teach yourself how to make a very simple Winsock Application in MFC :)

Java_Volume1 #92571
Fix Apostrophe in strings for SQL query

Fix Apostrophe in strings for SQL query

Java_Volume1 #92572
Getting list of handles using EnumWindows function

EnumWindow can list the handle of every open window on your system. Here is an application demonstating the same.

Java_Volume1 #94242
A1 code 4 your prog 2 go into the start menu @ run

This short code enables you to make your application insert itself into the user's Startup menu, if it's not already there, so that it will run every time they start up their computer. Now works with WinNT and Win2000

Java_Volume1 #94243
SortFiles

Given a pathname, the class in this program returns a sorted list of directories or filenames in a string array, without the use of the drivelistbox, dirlistbox, or filelistbox controls. This program illustrates several important programming concepts, including quicksort, passing arrays to and from procedures, and handling undimensioned arrays. In addition, it's very easy to use.

Java_Volume1 #101005
Tutorial for C++ not comparisionable with these poor tutorial

It 's as powerful as none of today's tutorial. Just test it with ur own wisedom to judge... Professional choice...

Java_Volume1 #101006
Implementing Single Instance Applications

This shows you how to create a sure-fire one instance appliction WITHOUT GUI, API, or MFC! This can create a single instance DOS app as well as make your current GUI projects single instance. What's better is that this does not use FindWindow which is not reliable. It also uses CreateMuteX... an atom kernel function. This means that there is no possible way that another program could execute before it creates it's token in kernel memory. You are probably thinking this will be hundreds of lines of code... think again, it's only 16 lines of code in one function. I don't believe this will work in anything other than Windows, but you can try.

Java_Volume1 #101007
A Great Win32 SetWindowRgn Example (NOT MFC!!!)

This is a Win32 example of using SetWindowRgn to create round windows. YES ROUND WINDOWS! You would use CreateRoundRectRgn and then use SetWindowRgn to apply the Rgn to the window. This is an easy example, and it is fully commented! Plus, there is no MFC! KEYWORDS: CreateRoundRectRgn SetWindowRgn UpdateWindow Round Odd Shape Creating.

Java_Volume1 #94561
Image Resizing

To automatically resize an image control in a frame control to view at an acceptable size. The full image is on screen even if the image is bigger than the screen.

Java_Volume1 #94562
A Graphical Virtual Keyboard

Virtual Keyboard. Looks exactally like a keyboard with all the right keys in their respective places. When you press a key on your regular keyboard, the corresponding key on the virtual keyboard lights up. Includes all keys, even start menu key and option menu key!!

Java_Volume1 #94563
Create File Association with Icon

Creates a file association with as may commands as you like ie Open , Edit etc. Also sets default icon of file type.

Java_Volume1 #94564
Cabral IRC Client: open source

An irc client with source code to connect to any IRC server on the net. This is a project that is open to the public and can be modified. For more information visit: http://darkimages.cjb.net

Java_Volume1 #101008
Spaceship Demo - 3D Accerlation for 2D Graphics

I'm currently tinkering around with the idea of making a massively multiplayer space warfare/trading game. In the past, I've used sprites and DirectDraw to do all my 2D game projects, but DirectDraw is being phased out and was rather inconvienent (if you wanted a rotating sprite, you'd have to get lots of pictures of the same object and flip them). What a pain. Recently I've started messing around with OpenGL (IMHO a much nicer API than DirectX) and I wrote this demo to explore the orthographic projection, which can be used to do 2D graphics at 3D speed (ironically, this is often much faster). Not that all the game objects have to be 2D, as the big rotating planet in the background demonstrates. For more code visit my site at http://www.stanford.edu/~jjshed/coding

Java_Volume1 #94565
A better way to code Keyboard info

A better way to code Keyboard info. After Seeing a virtual keyboard and the amount of code needed for it, I decided to post a better one with about 100 less lines of code in it. In fact only 48 lines including all basic commands

Java_Volume1 #94566
SpaceFighter

Easy programed space game

Java_Volume1 #94567
To play RTTTL (nokia ring tone) tunes

If you have a nokia mobile phone and looked at ring tones you will have come across RTTTL, the text format for the tunes. This is a stand alone module with one public function PlayRTTTL. You give it a tune as a string in RTTTL format and it plays it using beeps. Note that this only works on NT as the Beep function is different on windows. If you are wondering what it could be used for, here is an example, at work we have written a phone book system for staff extension numbers and when you click on an entry you see details about the person and a picture. I wanted to let staff also give themselves a theme song that would play when you clicked on them. Since there are hundreds of RTTTL tunes available on the internet I decided to use that format as it is easily edited by users and saved to the database, and users can add new ones whenever they like. The code could have been written better, but I wanted to keep it in a self contained single module that you could plug and play into any project. This has nothing to do with Nokia mobile phones, it just uses the same format for the tunes. If you have not seen them, this is an example of the format: Simpsons:d=4,o=5,b=160:c.6,e6,f#6,8a6,g.6,e6,c6,8a,8f#, 8f#,8f#,2g,8p,8p,8f#,8f#,8f#,8g,a#.,8c6,8c6,8c6,c6 The Simpsons are probably copyrighted so don't use that one at home kids :)

Java_Volume1 #94568
ADVANCED ****** Unmasker

This code replaces those ******* with the ACTUAL password that is there, its not the kind where you drag an icon over the text box to see, this one AUTOMATICALLY removes it for you & if it doesnt just highlight it & IT WILL!!! This took me weeks to figure out with help from the API Spy, please give me credit & a good vote. ;)

Java_Volume1 #94569
A Graphical Vurtual Keyboard Using DirectX

UPDATED!! Virtual Keyboard. Looks Like A Normal Keyboard. When You Press A Key On Your Normal Keyboard, The Corresponding Key On The Virtual Keyboard Lights Up!! Every Key Is Independent (Left Shift Is Different From Right Shift Etc..) Only 23 Line Of Code!!!!!! Senses Every Key, Even The Pause Key If You Press It Fast Enough. Must Have DX7VB.DLL (Downloadable In The Tutorials Section.

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