Results for "Author: peter hebels"

This zip-file contains 12 projects with a total of 33 API Calls, also I have added some exra's. API Calls like: -AllocConsole -FreeConsole -CloseHandle -GetStdHandle -WriteConsole -AppendMenu -GetSystemMenu -BitBlt -BringWindowToTop -CloseWindow -CopyFile -CreateFontIndirect -SelectObject -DeleteObject -CreateWindowEx -DefWindowProc -PostQuitMessage -GetMessage -LoadIcon -SetWindowLong -UnregisterClass -RegisterClass -GetWindowLong -TranslateMessage -DispatchMessage -ShowWindow -LoadCursor -CallWindowProc And much more!!

This is a credits screen with effect! (see screenshot) It will draw texts with are strings in code (no pictures) so they can also be changed at runtime! Easy to understand code with much comments.. It's really cool, just trie it!!

This is a real plugin system, not just ActiveX or somthing like that! The example plugins are written in Visual C++ and the plugin execute code is written in Visual Basic, this because it's impossible to call functions from within Visual Basic compiled dll's with this method. Instruction on how to use and compile the example dll's are included in the package.

According to research at an english university, it doesn't matter in what order the letters in a word are, the only important thing is that the first and last letter is at the right place. The rest can be a total mess and you can still read it without problem. This is because we do not read every letter by it self but the word as a whole. This 'never seen before' code can make such words for you, it saves the first and last letter and makes a 'total mess' of the middle ones! Update includes: Now the program is faster and the code is easier to read, this because it is more compact now. Thanks to Roger Gilchrist for sending me this optimalizations! (NOTE: there is a project like this submitted a while after I submitted mine. That code is not a rip, it works totaly diffrent then this one does)

This code load's a dialog from a resouce file, it can also manipulate the controls on the dialog and recieve messages from it using subclassing. There is included one resource file containing a dialog with various controls, also one commoncontrol (slider) and some non-standard buttons. Just made this for fun and a little experimenting with resource files, hope you like it. BTW, you need Visual C++ if you want to add dialog's youself or change them. This because VB is only capable to see and compile the dialog resources, not to edit them.

This changes the captionbar of a form, it can change it's look and even add bitmaps to it. I resubmit this code because many people asked me where to download it, well here it is.