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OK, this is a Microsoft joke. It displays the HIDDEN MANUFACTURER'S SETTINGS for Windows, Office and the Internet. Really funny.

This code shows you how to do docking or snapping (however you may like to call it). It has two docking styles -- one is with a timer and the other one is just a normal one. You can dock one form with the other, and you can also dock, any of the forms, with the screen ends.

Well, my IGCSE mocks just finished yesterday so I was thinking what to do...so just to brush my skills (:D), I made this... We all know what the heck are INI files (if you don't, read their brief description at the bottom)...but did you know that these INI files have a size limit? YES! You see, when you call the Windows API, you will not be able to read files that are bigger than 10kb (on win 9.x i think...correct me if I am wrong) and 64kb on win me/nt/2k. So the next time you try to read a value that is held in position after the 64k/10k mark on a file, all u'll get is a blank (you can do the GetLastError API to see what error was, never tried it though). But HO HO! (look who comes to the rescue) During the past 1 and a half hours (or something), I just wrote a class that will read INI's all by opening them for input and output, and ofcourse, parsing them on their way. So now, throw away ur existing API INI classes and replace these. Features: 1. No more INI File size limit 2. Useful for writing file formats. Yes! For example, I previously wrote an INI script format(crazy idea, huh?) in which some values of keys were actually the names of other keys and in this way, a flow of data can be formed that doesn't have to follow hard-coded format. 3. As fast (well, almost....now, reading a teeny weeny value from a 500kb file that contained 50,000 items took 5 seconds or something on my computer...btw, the file was generated to test the class. Also, there is hardly any noticeable difference between the API and this class even if the file is smaller than 64k). 4. Other features that were included were: Read/Write value (basic INI I/O), Delete a key, Delete the whole darn Section, get all sections (only sectionsuseful for enumerating...file formats!), get all keys with their values all together (useful for enumerating...again file formats!), write values all at once from an array (instead of doing them one by one, which may get slow). 5. It's a drop-in class...just drop and use! very easy parameters to follow :) WHAT INIs ARE: INIs came along with the advent of Windows OSes. They were initially (and, well, still are) are used for storing settings of a program. You can say INI is a standard file format for saving settings (I say standard when I mean Windows standard). Windows supplies APIs that make it easy for us, the developers, to read and write values using just plain strings, which the Windows APIs organises into a format in a file. The format is: 1. There is a section that represents a number of keys (both of which you set) 2. There are keys that represent values (you set the values too) 3. Then there are other sections, 4. with other keys, 5. with other values. 6. blah blah and oh ya, I didn't do an example cuz I think almost everyone might have come across INI files (and anyway, it will take only 3 lines max to write a value to a file using this class) (vote if you like :D...I dont mind, nor do I bite...so criticism [not in a harsh way, mind you] may be appreciated.) Tata!

WARNING: EDUCATION PURPOSES ONLY!! :) Okay, so there was a guy pesturing me on MSN Messenger, and since my Messenger is always on, it was even more of a pain (block him and he makes another address and pestures again...he is a friend tho, but just a real-@$$ pain)...so one day i thought let's be a pain to him. so i made a flooder...it had a very sucky GUI first and it was subclassed, but now it uses COM events, functions and props of messenger and does it's work. So what does it do? Well, it floods. :) It floods either by messaging or emailing (heck, it can undergo the firewall if the firewall has granted access for the messenger to access the internet, as the flooder uses messenger itself to send the messages and emails :) ) I also noticed before that the MSN servers blocked the messages if many of them were recieved at a very short time...well, now you can set automatic intervals between them. Features: 1. Unlimited flooding. 2. Upto 5 varied messages can be continuosly flooded. 3. Upto 5 varied intervals between each message (so that MSN servers think it's really you who's writing these messages :) ) 4. Select 1, 2, 3 or more (or all) of the online people to flood. 5. You can bomb emails also! Yes, all through the good ol' messenger (can select multiple people to bomb at once). 5 types of messages and 5 intervals also supported in this. 6. Looks pretty cool when someone is online and you bomb their mail, they get this thunderstorm of those messages that appear on the bottom-right of the screen. :) Again, this is for education purposes only (well, you can learn how to use the MSN's COM classes with this atleast a little). I WILL _NOT_ BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DAMAGE, DESTRUCTION, CHAOS, HAVOC, BAD MCDONALDs BURGER OR DIRTY TOILET TOWEL ARISING FROM THE USE OF THIS PROGRAM. i don't mind votes...neither do I bite.

It animates the window in three styles (from which you can choose) when the form is moved anywhere. (I was just playing when I got this.)

OK, this is a Microsoft joke. It displays the HIDDEN MANUFACTURER'S SETTINGS for Windows, Office and the Internet. Really funny.

This code shows you how to do docking or snapping (however you may like to call it). It has two docking styles -- one is with a timer and the other one is just a normal one. You can dock one form with the other, and you can also dock, any of the forms, with the screen ends.

Well, my IGCSE mocks just finished yesterday so I was thinking what to do...so just to brush my skills (:D), I made this... We all know what the heck are INI files (if you don't, read their brief description at the bottom)...but did you know that these INI files have a size limit? YES! You see, when you call the Windows API, you will not be able to read files that are bigger than 10kb (on win 9.x i think...correct me if I am wrong) and 64kb on win me/nt/2k. So the next time you try to read a value that is held in position after the 64k/10k mark on a file, all u'll get is a blank (you can do the GetLastError API to see what error was, never tried it though). But HO HO! (look who comes to the rescue) During the past 1 and a half hours (or something), I just wrote a class that will read INI's all by opening them for input and output, and ofcourse, parsing them on their way. So now, throw away ur existing API INI classes and replace these. Features: 1. No more INI File size limit 2. Useful for writing file formats. Yes! For example, I previously wrote an INI script format(crazy idea, huh?) in which some values of keys were actually the names of other keys and in this way, a flow of data can be formed that doesn't have to follow hard-coded format. 3. As fast (well, almost....now, reading a teeny weeny value from a 500kb file that contained 50,000 items took 5 seconds or something on my computer...btw, the file was generated to test the class. Also, there is hardly any noticeable difference between the API and this class even if the file is smaller than 64k). 4. Other features that were included were: Read/Write value (basic INI I/O), Delete a key, Delete the whole darn Section, get all sections (only sectionsuseful for enumerating...file formats!), get all keys with their values all together (useful for enumerating...again file formats!), write values all at once from an array (instead of doing them one by one, which may get slow). 5. It's a drop-in class...just drop and use! very easy parameters to follow :) WHAT INIs ARE: INIs came along with the advent of Windows OSes. They were initially (and, well, still are) are used for storing settings of a program. You can say INI is a standard file format for saving settings (I say standard when I mean Windows standard). Windows supplies APIs that make it easy for us, the developers, to read and write values using just plain strings, which the Windows APIs organises into a format in a file. The format is: 1. There is a section that represents a number of keys (both of which you set) 2. There are keys that represent values (you set the values too) 3. Then there are other sections, 4. with other keys, 5. with other values. 6. blah blah and oh ya, I didn't do an example cuz I think almost everyone might have come across INI files (and anyway, it will take only 3 lines max to write a value to a file using this class) (vote if you like :D...I dont mind, nor do I bite...so criticism [not in a harsh way, mind you] may be appreciated.) Tata!

WARNING: EDUCATION PURPOSES ONLY!! :) Okay, so there was a guy pesturing me on MSN Messenger, and since my Messenger is always on, it was even more of a pain (block him and he makes another address and pestures again...he is a friend tho, but just a real-@$$ pain)...so one day i thought let's be a pain to him. so i made a flooder...it had a very sucky GUI first and it was subclassed, but now it uses COM events, functions and props of messenger and does it's work. So what does it do? Well, it floods. :) It floods either by messaging or emailing (heck, it can undergo the firewall if the firewall has granted access for the messenger to access the internet, as the flooder uses messenger itself to send the messages and emails :) ) I also noticed before that the MSN servers blocked the messages if many of them were recieved at a very short time...well, now you can set automatic intervals between them. Features: 1. Unlimited flooding. 2. Upto 5 varied messages can be continuosly flooded. 3. Upto 5 varied intervals between each message (so that MSN servers think it's really you who's writing these messages :) ) 4. Select 1, 2, 3 or more (or all) of the online people to flood. 5. You can bomb emails also! Yes, all through the good ol' messenger (can select multiple people to bomb at once). 5 types of messages and 5 intervals also supported in this. 6. Looks pretty cool when someone is online and you bomb their mail, they get this thunderstorm of those messages that appear on the bottom-right of the screen. :) Again, this is for education purposes only (well, you can learn how to use the MSN's COM classes with this atleast a little). I WILL _NOT_ BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DAMAGE, DESTRUCTION, CHAOS, HAVOC, BAD MCDONALDs BURGER OR DIRTY TOILET TOWEL ARISING FROM THE USE OF THIS PROGRAM. i don't mind votes...neither do I bite.

It animates the window in three styles (from which you can choose) when the form is moved anywhere. (I was just playing when I got this.)

OK, this is a Microsoft joke. It displays the HIDDEN MANUFACTURER'S SETTINGS for Windows, Office and the Internet. Really funny.

This code shows you how to do docking or snapping (however you may like to call it). It has two docking styles -- one is with a timer and the other one is just a normal one. You can dock one form with the other, and you can also dock, any of the forms, with the screen ends.

Well, my IGCSE mocks just finished yesterday so I was thinking what to do...so just to brush my skills (:D), I made this... We all know what the heck are INI files (if you don't, read their brief description at the bottom)...but did you know that these INI files have a size limit? YES! You see, when you call the Windows API, you will not be able to read files that are bigger than 10kb (on win 9.x i think...correct me if I am wrong) and 64kb on win me/nt/2k. So the next time you try to read a value that is held in position after the 64k/10k mark on a file, all u'll get is a blank (you can do the GetLastError API to see what error was, never tried it though). But HO HO! (look who comes to the rescue) During the past 1 and a half hours (or something), I just wrote a class that will read INI's all by opening them for input and output, and ofcourse, parsing them on their way. So now, throw away ur existing API INI classes and replace these. Features: 1. No more INI File size limit 2. Useful for writing file formats. Yes! For example, I previously wrote an INI script format(crazy idea, huh?) in which some values of keys were actually the names of other keys and in this way, a flow of data can be formed that doesn't have to follow hard-coded format. 3. As fast (well, almost....now, reading a teeny weeny value from a 500kb file that contained 50,000 items took 5 seconds or something on my computer...btw, the file was generated to test the class. Also, there is hardly any noticeable difference between the API and this class even if the file is smaller than 64k). 4. Other features that were included were: Read/Write value (basic INI I/O), Delete a key, Delete the whole darn Section, get all sections (only sectionsuseful for enumerating...file formats!), get all keys with their values all together (useful for enumerating...again file formats!), write values all at once from an array (instead of doing them one by one, which may get slow). 5. It's a drop-in class...just drop and use! very easy parameters to follow :) WHAT INIs ARE: INIs came along with the advent of Windows OSes. They were initially (and, well, still are) are used for storing settings of a program. You can say INI is a standard file format for saving settings (I say standard when I mean Windows standard). Windows supplies APIs that make it easy for us, the developers, to read and write values using just plain strings, which the Windows APIs organises into a format in a file. The format is: 1. There is a section that represents a number of keys (both of which you set) 2. There are keys that represent values (you set the values too) 3. Then there are other sections, 4. with other keys, 5. with other values. 6. blah blah and oh ya, I didn't do an example cuz I think almost everyone might have come across INI files (and anyway, it will take only 3 lines max to write a value to a file using this class) (vote if you like :D...I dont mind, nor do I bite...so criticism [not in a harsh way, mind you] may be appreciated.) Tata!

WARNING: EDUCATION PURPOSES ONLY!! :) Okay, so there was a guy pesturing me on MSN Messenger, and since my Messenger is always on, it was even more of a pain (block him and he makes another address and pestures again...he is a friend tho, but just a real-@$$ pain)...so one day i thought let's be a pain to him. so i made a flooder...it had a very sucky GUI first and it was subclassed, but now it uses COM events, functions and props of messenger and does it's work. So what does it do? Well, it floods. :) It floods either by messaging or emailing (heck, it can undergo the firewall if the firewall has granted access for the messenger to access the internet, as the flooder uses messenger itself to send the messages and emails :) ) I also noticed before that the MSN servers blocked the messages if many of them were recieved at a very short time...well, now you can set automatic intervals between them. Features: 1. Unlimited flooding. 2. Upto 5 varied messages can be continuosly flooded. 3. Upto 5 varied intervals between each message (so that MSN servers think it's really you who's writing these messages :) ) 4. Select 1, 2, 3 or more (or all) of the online people to flood. 5. You can bomb emails also! Yes, all through the good ol' messenger (can select multiple people to bomb at once). 5 types of messages and 5 intervals also supported in this. 6. Looks pretty cool when someone is online and you bomb their mail, they get this thunderstorm of those messages that appear on the bottom-right of the screen. :) Again, this is for education purposes only (well, you can learn how to use the MSN's COM classes with this atleast a little). I WILL _NOT_ BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DAMAGE, DESTRUCTION, CHAOS, HAVOC, BAD MCDONALDs BURGER OR DIRTY TOILET TOWEL ARISING FROM THE USE OF THIS PROGRAM. i don't mind votes...neither do I bite.

It animates the window in three styles (from which you can choose) when the form is moved anywhere. (I was just playing when I got this.)

Well, my IGCSE mocks just finished yesterday so I was thinking what to do...so just to brush my skills (:D), I made this... We all know what the heck are INI files (if you don't, read their brief description at the bottom)...but did you know that these INI files have a size limit? YES! You see, when you call the Windows API, you will not be able to read files that are bigger than 10kb (on win 9.x i think...correct me if I am wrong) and 64kb on win me/nt/2k. So the next time you try to read a value that is held in position after the 64k/10k mark on a file, all u'll get is a blank (you can do the GetLastError API to see what error was, never tried it though). But HO HO! (look who comes to the rescue) During the past 1 and a half hours (or something), I just wrote a class that will read INI's all by opening them for input and output, and ofcourse, parsing them on their way. So now, throw away ur existing API INI classes and replace these. Features: 1. No more INI File size limit 2. Useful for writing file formats. Yes! For example, I previously wrote an INI script format(crazy idea, huh?) in which some values of keys were actually the names of other keys and in this way, a flow of data can be formed that doesn't have to follow hard-coded format. 3. As fast (well, almost....now, reading a teeny weeny value from a 500kb file that contained 50,000 items took 5 seconds or something on my computer...btw, the file was generated to test the class. Also, there is hardly any noticeable difference between the API and this class even if the file is smaller than 64k). 4. Other features that were included were: Read/Write value (basic INI I/O), Delete a key, Delete the whole darn Section, get all sections (only sectionsuseful for enumerating...file formats!), get all keys with their values all together (useful for enumerating...again file formats!), write values all at once from an array (instead of doing them one by one, which may get slow). 5. It's a drop-in class...just drop and use! very easy parameters to follow :) WHAT INIs ARE: INIs came along with the advent of Windows OSes. They were initially (and, well, still are) are used for storing settings of a program. You can say INI is a standard file format for saving settings (I say standard when I mean Windows standard). Windows supplies APIs that make it easy for us, the developers, to read and write values using just plain strings, which the Windows APIs organises into a format in a file. The format is: 1. There is a section that represents a number of keys (both of which you set) 2. There are keys that represent values (you set the values too) 3. Then there are other sections, 4. with other keys, 5. with other values. 6. blah blah and oh ya, I didn't do an example cuz I think almost everyone might have come across INI files (and anyway, it will take only 3 lines max to write a value to a file using this class) (vote if you like :D...I dont mind, nor do I bite...so criticism [not in a harsh way, mind you] may be appreciated.) Tata!

OK, this is a Microsoft joke. It displays the HIDDEN MANUFACTURER'S SETTINGS for Windows, Office and the Internet. Really funny.

This code shows you how to do docking or snapping (however you may like to call it). It has two docking styles -- one is with a timer and the other one is just a normal one. You can dock one form with the other, and you can also dock, any of the forms, with the screen ends.

It animates the window in three styles (from which you can choose) when the form is moved anywhere. (I was just playing when I got this.)

It animates the window in three styles (from which you can choose) when the form is moved anywhere. (I was just playing when I got this.)