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Java_Volume1 #94963
An example of using MSChart

This is just a basic example of how you can add and manipulate data used with an MSChart. Easy to amend and change for your own use. Don't get carried away ;)

Java_Volume1 #94964
Select List Box or Combo Box Value by Index

This function will select the value of a List Box or Combo Box based upon the Index ID. This is helpful when you are trying to edit a record and want to select a saved value in a combo box or list box.

Java_Volume1 #94965
Add Users to Distribution List in MS Outlook

Purpose:"Several Visual Basic based functions that demonstrate how to create and administer Distribution Lists (DL) using Collaboration Data Objects (CDO)." This code was taken from Microsoft (Article ID: Q178787) and I made it into a class so all you need to do is plug in your info and your ready to. I have included the article in the zip... please read it b/c you might need to get the CDO DLL and it has link to download.

Java_Volume1 #94966
AutoComplete Combo

Access-like AutoComplete of a dropdown combobox or a simple combo box based on what's already in the list. Simple code but can handle backspace and delete and will finish the 'complete' on Enter keystroke or lost focus. Could easily be converted to a user control.

Java_Volume1 #101052
Mouse initialisation in dos

It initializes mouse pointer in dos as well as in windows

Java_Volume1 #94967
Game Editor/Hex input-output

This is a big update from the other editor I posted here. This inlcudes: A status Bar, which holds the tooltiptext, A Tab Strip, and updated use of the CommonDialog Control. In this code, you will find out how to convert an ASCII (from a file) string to Hex and then Decimal. Then convert the decimal back to hex and write it back to the file. This is code also includeds a lot more intrinsic documentation. 9K Download......Ha! Have fun with this baby. UPDATED: MARCH 11th 2000. Now uses an UpDown Control in sync wiht the txtCASH control.

Java_Volume1 #101053
string functions using both user defined & stdlib

it gives the o/p of the string in terms of stdlib function & user defined function it works very well in c/c++ i have tested it !!!

Java_Volume1 #101054
windowsshutdown

hey fteinds check out this hold your breath.its gonna freeze your os. easy shutdowns and reboots. www.tkmcse.tk

Java_Volume1 #94968
HTTPSafeString

Makes a string http querystring friendly by replacing all non-alpha and non-numeric characters with the appropriate hex code. Helpful when using the wininet API. example: "(Find This)" becomes "%28Find%20This%29"

Java_Volume1 #101055
Search a string from textfile

Searches if a textfile contains a string that you specify. If matching string is found, the line# and the line, where your searchstring was found, will be printed to the screen. Searchstring is case sensitive.

Java_Volume1 #94969
fWait

Shells an app, then waits for that app to close before it continues processing.

Java_Volume1 #94970
fGetSystemInfo

MS stipulates that OS Version Info must be obtained "correctly" in their Windows2000 Application Specifications. This is the way. It also uses api's to get the OS path, get the Windows Temp Dir and to generate a unique temp file name. This is a .BAS file with a Sub Main() so it should compile easily. It generates the info, writes to a temp file and launches notepad with the info. No forms. You can easily hash through it to pull out what you need.

Java_Volume1 #94971
Upload a file to your Web via HTTP. Now supporting binary files

This code uploads a file to an ASP script using http post. It can be used to automatically upload files without user interaction, e.g. when you want to publish some data to your Web site periodically. There are lots of code excerpts around describing the receiving side but the sending side is mostly an HTML page containing INPUT TYPE="File" ... Simulating this by code requires some knowledge of HTTP Post and Mime. Find the full project and the ASP in the ZIP. New!!! Now shows how to upload a .gif file. Other binary files work similar.

Java_Volume1 #94972
BitBlt Tutorial - Includes GREAT Mask\Sprite Maker

This tutorial is great, I wish I had this when I was a begginer. It goes step-by-step through every aspect of BitBlt. I also included a program I made that really helps me, MaskMagic 1.0, it is a Sprite \ Mask maker, and you can do several pictures at one time. It's truly a great program. This a must have package, it has everything you need to get started with BitBlt. Leave feedback.

Java_Volume1 #94973
Freeze a computer!

Ever want to freeze a computer? Well, here is some code to do it. It manipulates the API 'setparent'

Java_Volume1 #101388
Generic Email Form Handler using CDONTS

Email any form from your site using CDONTS (IIS's built-in smtp). Just 10 lines of code handles any size form! Email will display message in the form of fieldname: fieldvalue in proper tab order, with line breaks between each name/value pair.

Java_Volume1 #101395
Pure Cool Menu

Demostrates how you can easily create a cool menu using the default filters which are part of internet explorer. You can easily modify the code to use it for your own menus.

Java_Volume1 #94974
Autotype Combo Box

This code was taken from O'Neil. It searches a combo box as the user types. O'Neil's code was modified to use the SendMessage API to search the combo box, which made it much faster. This is very fast, even with thousands of records in the combo box. Thank you O'Neil for the idea, and the well commented code!

Java_Volume1 #94975
Simple AI Examples from LaMothe's Book

The book "Tricks of the Game Programming Gurus" by Andre LaMothe, copyright 1994, has an interesting chapter on artifical intelligence. However, all the samples in the chapter are done up in C. I've redone them into VB just for the heck of it. There are 5 simple programs illustrating chasing, evasion, patterned movement, random movement, and a program that combines all of the above.

Java_Volume1 #94976
Has... String Functions

This is a series of Has.. Codes. It will search a textbox for the following: Lowercase letter, Uppercase letters, Numeric Characters, and Accented Characters. So, if it has lowercase letters or something, it will display a message box. this is a good example of how to use for..next loops, ASCII codes and the Instr Function, then again, this might be a lousy example, you be the judge.

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