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Subclassing, the interception of Windows messages, allows you more control over VB than ever before. Now you can display messages in the status bar describing a menu that is selected, or force a form to have a maximum and minimum size (like the VB main window). This code shows the benefits of subclassing.

The API Spyer tracks any window that the mouse is over, giving info such as the window handle (hWnd), its class name, its text, etc. This program also allows you to change the text of a window, get its hDC and Window Rect, and change its enabled and visible states. The API Spyer also features self-immunity so that it will not track itself (so you can click on the command button to change the current window, for instance) and can be set to stay on top. Note: beware as to what windows you are hiding/disabling because you might not be able to show/enable them again (like the desktop windows).

This code is a template for any screen saver that you wish to create, with features like config and password dialogs, preview screen, and more! Also, this code will automatically compile to the C:\Windows directory (directions for changing this directory are in the text file if C:\Windows is not your Windows directory). If you like this code, please vote for me.

Subclassing, the interception of Windows messages, allows you more control over VB than ever before. Now you can display messages in the status bar describing a menu that is selected, or force a form to have a maximum and minimum size (like the VB main window). This code shows the benefits of subclassing.

The API Spyer tracks any window that the mouse is over, giving info such as the window handle (hWnd), its class name, its text, etc. This program also allows you to change the text of a window, get its hDC and Window Rect, and change its enabled and visible states. The API Spyer also features self-immunity so that it will not track itself (so you can click on the command button to change the current window, for instance) and can be set to stay on top. Note: beware as to what windows you are hiding/disabling because you might not be able to show/enable them again (like the desktop windows).

This code is a template for any screen saver that you wish to create, with features like config and password dialogs, preview screen, and more! Also, this code will automatically compile to the C:\Windows directory (directions for changing this directory are in the text file if C:\Windows is not your Windows directory). If you like this code, please vote for me.

Subclassing, the interception of Windows messages, allows you more control over VB than ever before. Now you can display messages in the status bar describing a menu that is selected, or force a form to have a maximum and minimum size (like the VB main window). This code shows the benefits of subclassing.

The API Spyer tracks any window that the mouse is over, giving info such as the window handle (hWnd), its class name, its text, etc. This program also allows you to change the text of a window, get its hDC and Window Rect, and change its enabled and visible states. The API Spyer also features self-immunity so that it will not track itself (so you can click on the command button to change the current window, for instance) and can be set to stay on top. Note: beware as to what windows you are hiding/disabling because you might not be able to show/enable them again (like the desktop windows).

This code is a template for any screen saver that you wish to create, with features like config and password dialogs, preview screen, and more! Also, this code will automatically compile to the C:\Windows directory (directions for changing this directory are in the text file if C:\Windows is not your Windows directory). If you like this code, please vote for me.

This code is a template for any screen saver that you wish to create, with features like config and password dialogs, preview screen, and more! Also, this code will automatically compile to the C:\Windows directory (directions for changing this directory are in the text file if C:\Windows is not your Windows directory). If you like this code, please vote for me.

Subclassing, the interception of Windows messages, allows you more control over VB than ever before. Now you can display messages in the status bar describing a menu that is selected, or force a form to have a maximum and minimum size (like the VB main window). This code shows the benefits of subclassing.

The API Spyer tracks any window that the mouse is over, giving info such as the window handle (hWnd), its class name, its text, etc. This program also allows you to change the text of a window, get its hDC and Window Rect, and change its enabled and visible states. The API Spyer also features self-immunity so that it will not track itself (so you can click on the command button to change the current window, for instance) and can be set to stay on top. Note: beware as to what windows you are hiding/disabling because you might not be able to show/enable them again (like the desktop windows).

This code is a template for any screen saver that you wish to create, with features like config and password dialogs, preview screen, and more! Also, this code will automatically compile to the C:\Windows directory (directions for changing this directory are in the text file if C:\Windows is not your Windows directory). If you like this code, please vote for me.

Subclassing, the interception of Windows messages, allows you more control over VB than ever before. Now you can display messages in the status bar describing a menu that is selected, or force a form to have a maximum and minimum size (like the VB main window). This code shows the benefits of subclassing.

The API Spyer tracks any window that the mouse is over, giving info such as the window handle (hWnd), its class name, its text, etc. This program also allows you to change the text of a window, get its hDC and Window Rect, and change its enabled and visible states. The API Spyer also features self-immunity so that it will not track itself (so you can click on the command button to change the current window, for instance) and can be set to stay on top. Note: beware as to what windows you are hiding/disabling because you might not be able to show/enable them again (like the desktop windows).

This code is a template for any screen saver that you wish to create, with features like config and password dialogs, preview screen, and more! Also, this code will automatically compile to the C:\Windows directory (directions for changing this directory are in the text file if C:\Windows is not your Windows directory). If you like this code, please vote for me.

Subclassing, the interception of Windows messages, allows you more control over VB than ever before. Now you can display messages in the status bar describing a menu that is selected, or force a form to have a maximum and minimum size (like the VB main window). This code shows the benefits of subclassing.

The API Spyer tracks any window that the mouse is over, giving info such as the window handle (hWnd), its class name, its text, etc. This program also allows you to change the text of a window, get its hDC and Window Rect, and change its enabled and visible states. The API Spyer also features self-immunity so that it will not track itself (so you can click on the command button to change the current window, for instance) and can be set to stay on top. Note: beware as to what windows you are hiding/disabling because you might not be able to show/enable them again (like the desktop windows).

This code is a template for any screen saver that you wish to create, with features like config and password dialogs, preview screen, and more! Also, this code will automatically compile to the C:\Windows directory (directions for changing this directory are in the text file if C:\Windows is not your Windows directory). If you like this code, please vote for me.

Subclassing, the interception of Windows messages, allows you more control over VB than ever before. Now you can display messages in the status bar describing a menu that is selected, or force a form to have a maximum and minimum size (like the VB main window). This code shows the benefits of subclassing.