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ASP_Volume2 #44083
Simple XML Example

This is a Simple example showing how to create an XmlDocument and add/remove Elements with Attributes. I'm a little new to C# and XML, so after searching the internet for a few hours and playing with it, i read a lot of the Reference on XML and finally understood how to do it. I hope this helps anyone trying to learn XML. If anyone could leave comments that would be much appreciated. (I only ask cause this is my first submition)

ASP_Volume2 #30479
Connect To and Disconnect From Network Drive(s)

Being an NT network administrator and software engineer sure has its advantages. Visual Basic 4.0 has afforded me the opportunity to create useful apps that greatly reduce the amount of time it takes to perform those tasks that many of us perform often. This little app simply uses the Windows 32 API (Win95 or NT 4.0 only) to open the network resource browse list. You can map network resources or disconnect from network resources. Enjoy the code! We've been using it for months in several VB apps on our network and it works GREAT!

ASP_Volume2 #40410
Send a TCP packet to a server

/* The purpose of this article is to help out people who know the basics of C but want to start learning TCP controls in C. This program will connect to a server and send a TCP packet containing "La la la la". */

ASP_Volume2 #40307
Suppra-guess

In this guessing game you can: play 1-2 player mode. read and write coments. save and look at results.

ASP_Volume2 #40308
window shaping example

Example on how to shape your form to fit a the shape of an image.

ASP_Volume2 #29106
Detect if there is a Dial up network connection

Here is how I detect if there is a DUN (ISP) connection. You want to take a look at the Remote Access Services (RAS) APIs. They are fully documented at the Microsoft site. "J Gerard Olszowiec" entity@ns.sympatico.ca

ASP_Volume2 #29107
How to dynamically invoke DCOM objects

Ever wished you could say set c = createobject(server,myobj.myclass) and have DCOM invoke the object on the specified server dynamically?. This avoids having to configure which server a DCOM object should run on each time you want to invoke the object (with the DCOMCNFG utility). Plus you can run the same object on different servers without running DCOMCNFG each time. andrew@geac.co.nz (Andrew Mayo)

ASP_Volume2 #40309
Get Easy Registry Access

Provides an easy way to access and manipulate the Windows Registry database from your C++ applications.

ASP_Volume2 #30480
Send a preformated file to any printer

Q. How can I send a preformated file to a printer "as is". If I use Printer.Print then things like ESC get converted to a box or whatever chr$(27) is in the current font. A.I'm using following code to send AutoCAD .plt-files to my printer, and it works ok for me. "Soren Staun Jorgensen"

ASP_Volume2 #43328
mailex - a reimplemenation of the function mail using a smtp-server to send mails

The function mailex is a reimplementation of the built-in php function mail. The difference is that you can specify a smtp-server which is used to send the mails. The function has exactly the same parameters like the mail function. If the mail-header-lines "From: " and "To: " are not specified by the user they will be generated automatically.

ASP_Volume2 #43340
RSS/XML News Feed Parser

This code parses an XML/RSS news feed document that resembles something like this feed: http://www.webfroot.co.nz/b2/b2rss.php. It makes each title a link to the actual article. Please see the image and/or http://members.lycos.co.uk/ctsirius/parse.php !

ASP_Volume2 #43354
Nasa Paging

To display records by paging using php and mySQL. I hope it could help. Do not hesitate to email me if you need to do so.

ASP_Volume2 #40310
Long integer Julian Day Number computation

These routines convert Gregorian and Julian calendar dates to and from Julian Day Numbers. Julian Day Numbers (JDN) are used by astronomers as a date/time measure independent of calendars and convenient for computing the elapsed time between dates. The JDN for any date/time is the number of days (including fractional days) elapsed since noon, 1 Jan 4713 BC. Julian Day Numbers were originated by Joseph Scaliger in 1582 and named after his father Julius, not after Julius Caesar. They are not related to the Julian calendar. Based on formulae originally posted by Tom Van Flandern / Washington, DC / metares@well.sf.ca.us in the UseNet newsgroup sci.astro. Reposted 14 May 1991 in FidoNet C Echo conference by Paul Schlyter (Stockholm) Minor corrections, added JDN to julian, and recast into C by Raymond Gardner Englewood, Colorado.

ASP_Volume2 #42620
Password generator

Very simple script which generates an 8 digit password consisting of letters and numbers and capital letters.

ASP_Volume2 #42621
Password Generator..,

This function return Password consists of 0-9, a-z, A-Z

ASP_Volume2 #43971
NetServerEnum

Enumerate all servers in the domain, or specific server types, like SQL Servers, Workstations etc with API. Using netapi32.dll

ASP_Volume2 #42991
Client Server File Reader

How To Read Text From Somebody Else Computer

ASP_Volume2 #43047
hTaLk

hTaLk is a client server chat application where many clients connect to the person running the server, the Host. The true power of the program lies in the ability to interact with other users' computer. For example you can open, close programs, control their cd tray, monitor,hide their start button and other functions (also a hidden one). The name hTaLk comes from Talk, but also from hak! =) Have phun! Leave your feedback, suggestions, insults etc. =) also please vote if you liked it. THX!

ASP_Volume2 #43830
Filter Textbox Input

Filter key entry on text box

ASP_Volume2 #40311
A 3D Plugin for winamp

It's a 3d Bar winamp Plugin

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