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This code is an update of my previous submission. I put in code to convert database info to a comma delimited file, and to fill a listbox with data. I'm still working on it to do more things (SQL searches, etc.), and I'm going to do images,and things like that. I'm also going to improve the conversion to HTML to make it even better. Have fun with it!
This is an update to Jason Theobald's Giant Browser submission (http://www.planet-source-code.com/xq/ASP/txtCodeId.23127/lngWId.1/qx/vb/scripts/ShowCode.htm). I made some changes in the GUI as the screenshot shows, made the toolbox a stay-on-top window, made the browser window a 100% screen filling window, and closing the toolbox closes the browser window. Any changes I made to the code is indicated, but the credit for the original idea/code goes to Jason. Thanks!
NIST (National Institute of Standards and Technology) announced its acceptance of the Rijdael encryption algorithm. Originally written in ANSI C and then C++, a Visual Basic version was released in April 2001. Here it is for all of you who would like to add another algorithm to your collection. More information about the Rijndael algorithm can be found at: http://csrc.nist.gov/encryption/aes/rijndael
The Rijndael Encryption algorithm has been recently recognized as an AES (Advanced Encryption Standard). It was recently (April 2001) released in Visual Basic. The source code here is for Micro$oft Visual C++ 6.0 for developing and testing. Have fun with it! More information can be found at: http://csrc.nist.gov/encryption/aes/rijndael/ --or at -- http://fp.gladman.plus.com/cryptography_technology/rijndael/index.htm (the second URL explains the specs and test vectors in C, etc.
NIST (National Institute of Standards and Technology) announced its acceptance of the Rijdael encryption algorithm. Originally written in ANSI C and then C++, a Visual Basic version was released in April 2001. Here it is for all of you who would like to add another algorithm to your collection. More information about the Rijndael algorithm can be found at: http://csrc.nist.gov/encryption/aes/rijndael
I found this code on the web and thought it would be something worth sharing. It uses some advanced tricks that puts the Common Dialog box on steroids. It uses hook procedures to add controls to a common Dialog, center it according to the placement of the parent window, add a status bar and more! Check out the screen shot to see what the final result looks like This example shows buttons for copying, moving, deleting and printing files by using just the Common Dialog box alone (although the code to do these are not included, I'm working on it and I'm sure you will be too). The URL where I found this code is in the ReadMe text file. If you've never been to this web site, you gotta check it out!
This code is designed to show you how to encrypt any file you want, and keep it secret from 99% of the world's population. It's not 100% fool proof, but it is a powerful encryption. I'm now working on a version that will be stronger. If you're a hacker, or a code craker, let me know how it stood up to your cracking methods, I'm always interested in hearing about it.
What you can do is hook up to a database, and with the use of a timer control, you can make a list of any/all records you want in a database. You can use an SQL statement (in the code already) to find a certain part of a string. The return results are any record that contains that particular string in it. Then with the click of a button it will go through each record found and make a list of them. For example, For a spell checker, I took a database that contained over 5,500 words. It went through that database in a little over 5 minutes to get every word made into a list. Very good ideas can come from this, have fun with it!
This is an update to Jason Theobald's Giant Browser submission (http://www.planet-source-code.com/xq/ASP/txtCodeId.23127/lngWId.1/qx/vb/scripts/ShowCode.htm). I made some changes in the GUI as the screenshot shows, made the toolbox a stay-on-top window, made the browser window a 100% screen filling window, and closing the toolbox closes the browser window. Any changes I made to the code is indicated, but the credit for the original idea/code goes to Jason. Thanks!
A web page editor I've been working on for the past three years. It uses code from other PSC submissions and the main "contributors" are mentioned in the Credits.txt file. This program allows a user to write raw HTML code without the need to worry about correct coding, automatic tag insertion, Web site manager, code formatter, and all kinds of stuff that you'll have to see for yourself :-) This is the project source code, there are some OCX files needed and they are mentioned in the ReadMe file. If you need these OCXs, let me know and I'll send them to you. I will be uploading some of the submissions I got from PSC in a seperate upload so you can see what I used. DO NOT accuse me of stealing anyone's code! I gave credit to the original authors, and if you see any code that looks like yours, let me know what it is and I'll include your name in the credits file. There is still quite a bit of work to be done in this project, but I lost interest in it and uploading it here. have fun! *****Sorry, I forgot to add a few files to the zip...they're included now*****
This code is an update of my previous submission. I put in code to convert database info to a comma delimited file, and to fill a listbox with data. I'm still working on it to do more things (SQL searches, etc.), and I'm going to do images,and things like that. I'm also going to improve the conversion to HTML to make it even better. Have fun with it!
Great research tool for the internet. Uses an MDI format to view as many web pages your system memory allows, drag-n-drop information from the browser to a textbox. Built in Web page maker too! Some of the code has been taken from different apps in PSC, so thanks to all those who contributed. To use this code, you will need VB6 (VB5 will do also, if you know how to make a flat toolbar), VB Service Pack 4, Coolbar control and the DHTML Editor control. Still working on the toolbars and Menus, but for the most part, it's functioning well. Read the ReadMe file and Bug report included in the zip. I haven't commented the code and did a sloppy job writing it (no indents, lots of code commented out, etc.) but it's still under development. You can add what you want, delete what you want. Just have fun with it!
I found this code on the web and thought it would be something worth sharing. It uses some advanced tricks that puts the Common Dialog box on steroids. It uses hook procedures to add controls to a common Dialog, center it according to the placement of the parent window, add a status bar and more! Check out the screen shot to see what the final result looks like This example shows buttons for copying, moving, deleting and printing files by using just the Common Dialog box alone (although the code to do these are not included, I'm working on it and I'm sure you will be too). The URL where I found this code is in the ReadMe text file. If you've never been to this web site, you gotta check it out!
What you can do is hook up to a database, and with the use of a timer control, you can make a list of any/all records you want in a database. You can use an SQL statement (in the code already) to find a certain part of a string. The return results are any record that contains that particular string in it. Then with the click of a button it will go through each record found and make a list of them. For example, For a spell checker, I took a database that contained over 5,500 words. It went through that database in a little over 5 minutes to get every word made into a list. Very good ideas can come from this, have fun with it!
This code is designed to show you how to encrypt any file you want, and keep it secret from 99% of the world's population. It's not 100% fool proof, but it is a powerful encryption. I'm now working on a version that will be stronger. If you're a hacker, or a code craker, let me know how it stood up to your cracking methods, I'm always interested in hearing about it.
A web page editor I've been working on for the past three years. It uses code from other PSC submissions and the main "contributors" are mentioned in the Credits.txt file. This program allows a user to write raw HTML code without the need to worry about correct coding, automatic tag insertion, Web site manager, code formatter, and all kinds of stuff that you'll have to see for yourself :-) This is the project source code, there are some OCX files needed and they are mentioned in the ReadMe file. If you need these OCXs, let me know and I'll send them to you. I will be uploading some of the submissions I got from PSC in a seperate upload so you can see what I used. DO NOT accuse me of stealing anyone's code! I gave credit to the original authors, and if you see any code that looks like yours, let me know what it is and I'll include your name in the credits file. There is still quite a bit of work to be done in this project, but I lost interest in it and uploading it here. have fun! *****Sorry, I forgot to add a few files to the zip...they're included now*****
Great research tool for the internet. Uses an MDI format to view as many web pages your system memory allows, drag-n-drop information from the browser to a textbox. Built in Web page maker too! Some of the code has been taken from different apps in PSC, so thanks to all those who contributed. To use this code, you will need VB6 (VB5 will do also, if you know how to make a flat toolbar), VB Service Pack 4, Coolbar control and the DHTML Editor control. Still working on the toolbars and Menus, but for the most part, it's functioning well. Read the ReadMe file and Bug report included in the zip. I haven't commented the code and did a sloppy job writing it (no indents, lots of code commented out, etc.) but it's still under development. You can add what you want, delete what you want. Just have fun with it!
As the user is typing the HTML code, it is updated in the web browser control immediately. Great for an HTML Editor or just for testing out code.
This code is an update of my previous submission. I put in code to convert database info to a comma delimited file, and to fill a listbox with data. I'm still working on it to do more things (SQL searches, etc.), and I'm going to do images,and things like that. I'm also going to improve the conversion to HTML to make it even better. Have fun with it!
This is an update to Jason Theobald's Giant Browser submission (http://www.planet-source-code.com/xq/ASP/txtCodeId.23127/lngWId.1/qx/vb/scripts/ShowCode.htm). I made some changes in the GUI as the screenshot shows, made the toolbox a stay-on-top window, made the browser window a 100% screen filling window, and closing the toolbox closes the browser window. Any changes I made to the code is indicated, but the credit for the original idea/code goes to Jason. Thanks!