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This article explains how to use the Visual InterDev or Microsoft Development Environment to Debug server side ASP modules. Many screen shots are offered. A generic ASP code file is included. After getting the files, you have to edit the ASP file with a good ADO connect string and a Default SQL statement. This is all explained. Best wishes.
This code allows you to easily create shaped forms and buttons. All the complexity is hidden behind the scenes so that ultimately it only takes 1 line of code to make a form, button, or picturebox take on the complex shape of a picture. The code is ready to be plugged right into a project. An example application is included that is itself pretty cool. It is a little framework for creating "About Screens." The screen shot is an example of what a few lines of code get you. A second example app allows you to dynamically create shaped forms by selecting a file name. Just good clean fun. Some of the Win32 API code came from another PSC submission. Don't know who. But thanks !
This is a handy wrapper class for the Microsoft Agent API. By adding this class to a VB project, you instantly add and totally control an MS agent charater to your app. All important functionality for controlling an MS Agent character is handled by the class. So customization is right there for you. Just play around with the class. The class comes with a little app to demonstrate its use. The focus of the class's feature set is for text-to-speech functionality. Another benefit is that you don't need to reference or use an OCX in your VB project. All calls and references are made directly to the MS Agent DLL. Event sinks are provided for in the class. OO concepts of encapsulation and delegation are used throughout. All objects are early bound. Important parameters are initialized for you. The class is well commented and is suitable for motivated beginners trying to figure out how to control those pesky little characters. Best wishes
This article explains how to use the Visual InterDev or Microsoft Development Environment to Debug server side ASP modules. Many screen shots are offered. A generic ASP code file is included. After getting the files, you have to edit the ASP file with a good ADO connect string and a Default SQL statement. This is all explained. Best wishes.
This code allows you to easily create shaped forms and buttons. All the complexity is hidden behind the scenes so that ultimately it only takes 1 line of code to make a form, button, or picturebox take on the complex shape of a picture. The code is ready to be plugged right into a project. An example application is included that is itself pretty cool. It is a little framework for creating "About Screens." The screen shot is an example of what a few lines of code get you. A second example app allows you to dynamically create shaped forms by selecting a file name. Just good clean fun. Some of the Win32 API code came from another PSC submission. Don't know who. But thanks !
This is a handy wrapper class for the Microsoft Agent API. By adding this class to a VB project, you instantly add and totally control an MS agent charater to your app. All important functionality for controlling an MS Agent character is handled by the class. So customization is right there for you. Just play around with the class. The class comes with a little app to demonstrate its use. The focus of the class's feature set is for text-to-speech functionality. Another benefit is that you don't need to reference or use an OCX in your VB project. All calls and references are made directly to the MS Agent DLL. Event sinks are provided for in the class. OO concepts of encapsulation and delegation are used throughout. All objects are early bound. Important parameters are initialized for you. The class is well commented and is suitable for motivated beginners trying to figure out how to control those pesky little characters. Best wishes
This article explains how to use the Visual InterDev or Microsoft Development Environment to Debug server side ASP modules. Many screen shots are offered. A generic ASP code file is included. After getting the files, you have to edit the ASP file with a good ADO connect string and a Default SQL statement. This is all explained. Best wishes.
This code allows you to easily create shaped forms and buttons. All the complexity is hidden behind the scenes so that ultimately it only takes 1 line of code to make a form, button, or picturebox take on the complex shape of a picture. The code is ready to be plugged right into a project. An example application is included that is itself pretty cool. It is a little framework for creating "About Screens." The screen shot is an example of what a few lines of code get you. A second example app allows you to dynamically create shaped forms by selecting a file name. Just good clean fun. Some of the Win32 API code came from another PSC submission. Don't know who. But thanks !
This is a handy wrapper class for the Microsoft Agent API. By adding this class to a VB project, you instantly add and totally control an MS agent charater to your app. All important functionality for controlling an MS Agent character is handled by the class. So customization is right there for you. Just play around with the class. The class comes with a little app to demonstrate its use. The focus of the class's feature set is for text-to-speech functionality. Another benefit is that you don't need to reference or use an OCX in your VB project. All calls and references are made directly to the MS Agent DLL. Event sinks are provided for in the class. OO concepts of encapsulation and delegation are used throughout. All objects are early bound. Important parameters are initialized for you. The class is well commented and is suitable for motivated beginners trying to figure out how to control those pesky little characters. Best wishes
This article explains how to use the Visual InterDev or Microsoft Development Environment to Debug server side ASP modules. Many screen shots are offered. A generic ASP code file is included. After getting the files, you have to edit the ASP file with a good ADO connect string and a Default SQL statement. This is all explained. Best wishes.