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With this first version of program, you can simply create a 2D map from the top view with mouse in a form and, with most option, you can convert this in 3D map and run away in. The program allow to create normal and transparent multy-color walls, floors, ceilings and you can add .x , .3ds object. Besides this program support Italian end english lenguage. In this versione i've resolved a littles bug! If You like it, vote for me ^_^

My first piece of code that I have submitted to Planet Source Code, this application shows the workings of a small dynamic site for beginners of ASP/Access database. It is compatible with Macromedia UltraDev 4, which is one of the easiest programs to use when learning to build ASP web pages. Users can build a web page with an online WYSIWYG HTML editor, upload their images use them in their pages. There are new User Name "checks" in the registration area and you can upload images without 3rd Party components which are saved to a folder for their User Name (made on-the-fly). Images can be inserted from the drop-down box in the editor and there is an "manage images" section to delete previous uploads. User's pages and images are controlled by a session variable (MMUsername), so each person can only edit/delete their own work. The pages have been designed to only allow registered users access to the page building and uploading sections, thus eliminating "anonymous" editing of pages. Customising the appearance of this site is easy too. The navigation buttons at the top of the pages are displayed from the "include file", so changing the buttons/navigation to your own design is easy, as are the styles and formatting which are all linked to a CSS file. The site has been tested working on Windows 2K Professional and NT4. It can be seen working at: http://www.design4online.net/userpages/index.asp. Feedback is welcome as I would like to produce some more applications/examples like this one and need to know what your views are. Oh yes, please vote too if you like it... Thanks.

Version 2 of the Online Web Building application. Allows users to register and create and edit their own web pages and upload images to use in their pages. Made with UltraDev 4 and includes a help section for setting the site up on your server. Can be seen working at: http://www.insightwebs.com/userpages2/ Version 2 contains the following additional functions from version 1: Internal links - a drop-down list of links that the user has made, thereby inserting links to other pages (the easy way!). Delete actual images on the server as well as the reference to image in the database. Administration section - for editing user accounts, removing offensive pages/images, adding other administrators etc. A choice of menu styles to use for the navigation menu at the top of the pages. Optional upload file script: 1 that creates a folder for each user and 1 that doesn't - you choose. Page background colours - an option has been added to insert the background colour of your choice. Choose a colour from the pop-up window list of colours. A few other minor alterations have also been applied to the pages... Please vote if you like this... thanks.

CD Enhanced is a sample VB project that show how to use the system CommonDialog without OCX/DLL. Moreover, show how to use CommonDialog 'callback' to enhanced your dialogs and manage advanced features never see like: images preview (with stretch or not), audio wav/midi preview (play directly in CommonDialog!), you can add custom image where you want, resize common dialog to add your controls (TextBox, Toolbar, PictureBox, ecc. and manage them events). Example you can add a TextBox in the system Font dialog that display a custom text. With this CD class you can transform a system CommonDialog how you desire!!! The image below shows the Audio-Preview dialog with a top custom image.

When I first started this project, I had a few problems. One of them was, "How in the heck do I, as a client that knows nobody on the network, find someone that is on the network?" I was dumbfounded, I wondered how KaZaA did it, as well as Gnutella and Overnet. I did a little research and found that they were very smart about it, it is not as complicated as one would think. Your KaZaA or whatever you download comes with a list of people already on the network! You load that file up and it tells you a few people to connect to, then you work you way from there, getting IP's from everyone you can possibly get. Every time you meet a new connection on the network, they tell you everyone they know, and you do likewise. My software is a very small implementation of this idea, however it can be expanded fairly eaily. So, let's get on to geting started with this application, so you can see how it really works. I have commented as best I can, and provided as much information as I could possibly provide off the top of my head to make this a learning experience and not some frustrating endeavor.

This is an update of my previous code at http://www.planetsourcecode.com/vb/scripts/ShowCode.asp?txtCodeId=72588&lngWId=1. This version has been updated to have menus on the circle and also on the top buttons. Enjoy and vote if you like.

Pack Consist of ... [2 Pass Assembler] , [SCANNER],Based on Deterministic Finite Automation (DFA) for a REAL number with optional Integer and Fractional Part. , [LL Top-Down Parser],[OPERATOR PRECEDENCE PARSER] [ Very Much Helpful to MCA(Master in Computer Application) Students ]

Now you can draw text with each icon and set the the position (top, right, etc.) via gdiPosition variable and I fixed the App.Path thing, the memory leak was allready fixed last time ... Here is the transparent version of my DirectX Program Dock, but this time based on GDI+. Big thanks to Apeiron for his Per Pixel Transparency code which made this version possible. Again you need to create a folder called (“icons”) in App.Path and put some PNG-Files in it. For the screenshot I used a PNG set from http://www.rokey.net/ but you can add any 128x128 PNG files you want.

When installed on a remote computer, this program let you perform numerous tasks on that computer. With a easy and intuitive client, you can force termination of Windows; run programs or DOS-commands; get information about the remote computer; list, delete, download and upload files and folders; add logon username and password to the remote program; send messages and draw directly on top window; and get screenshot and monitor keyboard. The possibilities are endless.

I have seen many fire effect but this is not a simple fire effect. have you ever seen a burning text i think you have never seen such effect alone and with text.Fire inside text,fire on top of text and a picture is worth of thousand of words just see the picture and feel the power of vb in graphics

This is my own version of the fireworks project posted on 30th May in the C++ section. Courious thing is that it was already a port from Java, so this is "The VB port of the C++ ported version". My intention in this project was to fix the bugs that were around, as the author knew nothing about how to fix them. My main problem is i don't feel quite well with C++, so i needed first to put it in my native programming language. I fixed the problem where the fireworks could explode at the top of the screen, leaving trails for unlimited frames, and also fixed the banding problem that caused the smoke trails to fall through the borders. In the meantime, i wanted to add a few goodies to the original code, so i added resizing ability, better fading code, and commented every line of code to make it a very easy to follow example. My devoted thanks to the original author, Andrew Heinlein (Mouse), for his great work (CODE ID=6331). As i coudn't contact him by e-mail, i guess it is right to post here my work (more if it is just a rewrite of the rewritten code). HAVE FUN, AND HOPE YOU LIKE IT!!! UPDATE: I added a FPS limiter so as not to get the crazy 200+ frames... i also (hopefully) fixed the crashing on WinNT... i just forgot that i should unmap the arrays ;) NEW UPDATE: The DoEvents in the frame rate limiter was causing problems quitting the app so i removed it. I was also mapping the arrays prematurely, so that caused some random crashes on resizing.

This is an advanced Office 2007 Ribbon that was originally developed by adrianopaladini@gmail.com here in PSC. I have added some enhancements to it (see the screenshot). They are addition of textbox, combobox, datepicker, progress bar, label on buttons, animation of main icon, see timer functions on form 1, ability to edit the top button, edit the tab caption and button caption including icons thereof, buttons now have menus that can be assigned to them, buttons and tabs are no longer limited to 90 buttons as originally released but a redimensionable array has been used across the board, menus, buttons can be added depending on the permissions per button, the permission string must contain the ids of a button separated by. If you like please vote for me. You will find this awesome so please vote for me.

This little app enumerates your available display settings and shows the current display setting of your monitor. That means the xy-resolution, the colourdepth and the frequency. It also lets you change the current display setting and is able to call the controlpanel-dialog for display settings. Please make sure that your monitor suports the settings to be changed. The app ist developed in VB6 and tested under W2KSP2. The app is not commented, but I think it is selfexplained. Be aware of the fact, that changing the resolution could course a disarrangement of your desktop icons. Choosing a to small xy-resolution could course, that the Change-Display-Settings-Button is not visible and you can't restore the orignal resulotion. That's why I placed this button on top of the form. If you can't get your current resolution back, start windows in secure-mode (or 'saved mode' I do not know the English expression, in German 'Abgesicherter Modus') and restore your display settings.

This is just a little module I threw together... must've been over three years ago. I've used it in nearly all my applications since. It basically takes the application's Command$ string, and turns it into a C/C++ style array of arguments. This is invaluable when writing apps that need to take arguments from the command line. It also has an added method IsSwitch() to find switches in your arguments (like /l, /swap or even complex ones that use pattern matching!) D/L it and give it a try. -- Update 1.6b --: Well, I should've updated this earlier, but oh well. Fixes a problem with IsSwitch(), and re-introduces GetArgs()! GetArgs() is the original method, and allows you to specify not only a custom command-line, but also which arrays you want it to be processed into. -- Update 1.8 --: Ok, this is a pretty big update. It changes the naming scheme of the methods, adds a few, and removes one or two that weren't related. See the top comment for more info. Enjoy, and Merry Christmas!

Ever wanted to download all of the images on a WebGallery, but there were far too many images to be bothered? PicGrab will do that work for you! This program uses MSWINSCK.OCX and my HTTP Class Module, to get the source for a webpage, and scans the HTML code for links using my HTTP Module, and puts the links in the appropriate list. You can use this on a WebGallery portal, because PicGrab can visit all links to other webpages found in a webpage and get pictures from them as well. You can download all 'grabbed' pictures at once using the same unique (fully customizable) naming system used in the first version of PicGrab. Error trapping is top-notch. The GUI is very neat and professional. Vote if you think this code is worthy of a vote - please don't complain too much about my code or call me a noob - I am only 14.

This API function can enumerate all network resources, including servers, workstations, printers, shares, remote directories etc. Unlike NetServerEnum function, this will enumerate DOS, Win3.1, Windows 95 and above, as well as NT 3.51 and higher, Win2k amd XP workstations. The function is recursive, it works from top down. You can use this code in any way you like, hust keep the credit. Tested on XP and NT 4.

I got the idea when i sow Juan Carlos San Román's excellent posting (txtCodeId=63739&lngWId=1) Read top of usercontrol. I've changed/added a little to make it work as usercontrol. Propertys are: Caption, Font, CaptionColor, BorderColor and sizable curved corners. Thanks Juan, MS Frame is history to me :) Hope you all like it. Thanks! BackColor

This will change the thing at the top when you open a new IM Window

Boot Tab Control is a good looking Windows Control. It has many functions. First you can change colors of the control or control drawing mode. Both Linear Gradient and Solid modes are supported. You can also change the Colors which used by the control for drawing. Also you can set UserDraw to true for drawing tabs by your self. Boot Tab Control supports three selected tab changing. These are Fade, Slide and Normal. These affects will be applied while selected tab is changing. You can also change the TabsLaout. Bottom and Top Layouts are supported. The others (Left, Right) are not supported. Free to use. Have fun ... // ADD: TabVisible property added

Ever wanted to download all of the images or videos on a Gallery, but there were far too many to be bothered? Is there a page for of RAR files you need to download? PicGrab2 will do that work for you! This program uses MsWinsock.ocx and my HTTP Class Module, to get the source for a webpage, and scans the HTML code for links using my HTTP Module, and puts the links in the appropriate list. You can use this on a WebGallery portal, because PicGrab2 can visit all links to other webpages found in a webpage and get pictures from them as well. You can download all 'grabbed' pictures at once using the same unique (fully customizable) naming system used in the first version of PicGrab. Error trapping is top-notch. The GUI is very neat and professional. Vote if you think this code is worthy of a vote - please don't complain too much about my lack of commenting. You should leave feedback if you like it, i would truly appreciate it.