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The title says it all! This is a game in where you fish! Has graphical interface (sorry about no screen shot, but I am having trouble uploading) and easy to use! (No sound in it, at least not yet.) Fully commented! Please vote and leave comments as you like! I don't know if it will work on all VB platforms, but I assume it should. Note: No fish were harmed in the making of this game :) .

This is a simple program for organizing recipes. To begin, add a collection of recipes. When you later need to look one up, simply run the program, search your database of recipes for the recipe you want, and you can print out a copy of the recipe. The program can list recipes beginning with a letter you specify, or any string of text, or you can search within the text of the recipe for a word or phrase you are looking for. The interface is very simple and easy to use. Enjoy! -Burbble

The title says it all! This is a game in where you fish! Has graphical interface (sorry about no screen shot, but I am having trouble uploading) and easy to use! (No sound in it, at least not yet.) Fully commented! Please vote and leave comments as you like! I don't know if it will work on all VB platforms, but I assume it should. Note: No fish were harmed in the making of this game :) .

I have submitted a pretty bad listbox example before, but this is one that demonstrates how to use the ListIndex function. All you need to do is place 2 Listboxes, 2 command buttons, a timer, and a textbox. (Don't worry about their position, just put them anywhere and accept their default names. This can be done by double clicking on the icon.) Then, copy the code into the form and run it. Select any item in the list on the left, and double click on it or click Add. It will be added to the 2nd list. Add as many as you like. If you then select it in the list on the right, and click Remove, or double click, then it will remove it. (Note that it will still be selected, see the code for how to do that.) The text box on the bottom shows the two list box's indexes. Please tell me what you think of this example, and vote. Thanks :)

4/16/04 Updated Forecast coding, resized radar to proper size - Here is the original description: Weather Grabber is a replica of Weather.com's "Desktop Weather" or AWS's "Weather Bug". It uses data gathered from Weather.com and lets the user have instant access to weather information. The program runs in the background as an icon in your system tray, and will download new data regularly to ensure up-to-date information. The icon in the system tray is the outside temperature, like the "Weather Bug". Weather Grabber is fully customizable, including the background (14 different are included), font color, and the ability to can change the interval in which it refreshes the data (or stop it from refreshing). Small pictures that go along with the current weather (such as the sun, clouds, rain, etc.) will automatically be downloaded from Weather.com when needed, and will be saved in the program's directory to avoid downloading them again. The interface displays information about the weather, such as the temperature, wind, humidity, etc., along with a radar which can be instantly enlarged or animated at a click of the mouse. A Quick Forecast, a Detailed Forecast, and Weather Alerts are also available by clicking on buttons on the program's main screen. If a new Weather Alert is issued, a small window will appear for 5 seconds in the corner of the screen notifying the user of it. In this version, minimal error handling has been implemented. I have tested the program with various zip codes, and have found that it is stable regardless of this. If you do find a bug, please tell me so I can fix it. I hope you find this program useful - Enjoy!

I have submitted a pretty bad listbox example before, but this is one that demonstrates how to use the ListIndex function. All you need to do is place 2 Listboxes, 2 command buttons, a timer, and a textbox. (Don't worry about their position, just put them anywhere and accept their default names. This can be done by double clicking on the icon.) Then, copy the code into the form and run it. Select any item in the list on the left, and double click on it or click Add. It will be added to the 2nd list. Add as many as you like. If you then select it in the list on the right, and click Remove, or double click, then it will remove it. (Note that it will still be selected, see the code for how to do that.) The text box on the bottom shows the two list box's indexes. Please tell me what you think of this example, and vote. Thanks :)

The title says it all! This is a game in where you fish! Has graphical interface (sorry about no screen shot, but I am having trouble uploading) and easy to use! (No sound in it, at least not yet.) Fully commented! Please vote and leave comments as you like! I don't know if it will work on all VB platforms, but I assume it should. Note: No fish were harmed in the making of this game :) .

This is a simple program for organizing recipes. To begin, add a collection of recipes. When you later need to look one up, simply run the program, search your database of recipes for the recipe you want, and you can print out a copy of the recipe. The program can list recipes beginning with a letter you specify, or any string of text, or you can search within the text of the recipe for a word or phrase you are looking for. The interface is very simple and easy to use. Enjoy! -Burbble

4/16/04 Updated Forecast coding, resized radar to proper size - Here is the original description: Weather Grabber is a replica of Weather.com's "Desktop Weather" or AWS's "Weather Bug". It uses data gathered from Weather.com and lets the user have instant access to weather information. The program runs in the background as an icon in your system tray, and will download new data regularly to ensure up-to-date information. The icon in the system tray is the outside temperature, like the "Weather Bug". Weather Grabber is fully customizable, including the background (14 different are included), font color, and the ability to can change the interval in which it refreshes the data (or stop it from refreshing). Small pictures that go along with the current weather (such as the sun, clouds, rain, etc.) will automatically be downloaded from Weather.com when needed, and will be saved in the program's directory to avoid downloading them again. The interface displays information about the weather, such as the temperature, wind, humidity, etc., along with a radar which can be instantly enlarged or animated at a click of the mouse. A Quick Forecast, a Detailed Forecast, and Weather Alerts are also available by clicking on buttons on the program's main screen. If a new Weather Alert is issued, a small window will appear for 5 seconds in the corner of the screen notifying the user of it. In this version, minimal error handling has been implemented. I have tested the program with various zip codes, and have found that it is stable regardless of this. If you do find a bug, please tell me so I can fix it. I hope you find this program useful - Enjoy!

I have submitted a pretty bad listbox example before, but this is one that demonstrates how to use the ListIndex function. All you need to do is place 2 Listboxes, 2 command buttons, a timer, and a textbox. (Don't worry about their position, just put them anywhere and accept their default names. This can be done by double clicking on the icon.) Then, copy the code into the form and run it. Select any item in the list on the left, and double click on it or click Add. It will be added to the 2nd list. Add as many as you like. If you then select it in the list on the right, and click Remove, or double click, then it will remove it. (Note that it will still be selected, see the code for how to do that.) The text box on the bottom shows the two list box's indexes. Please tell me what you think of this example, and vote. Thanks :)

The title says it all! This is a game in where you fish! Has graphical interface (sorry about no screen shot, but I am having trouble uploading) and easy to use! (No sound in it, at least not yet.) Fully commented! Please vote and leave comments as you like! I don't know if it will work on all VB platforms, but I assume it should. Note: No fish were harmed in the making of this game :) .

This is a simple program for organizing recipes. To begin, add a collection of recipes. When you later need to look one up, simply run the program, search your database of recipes for the recipe you want, and you can print out a copy of the recipe. The program can list recipes beginning with a letter you specify, or any string of text, or you can search within the text of the recipe for a word or phrase you are looking for. The interface is very simple and easy to use. Enjoy! -Burbble

The title says it all! This is a game in where you fish! Has graphical interface (sorry about no screen shot, but I am having trouble uploading) and easy to use! (No sound in it, at least not yet.) Fully commented! Please vote and leave comments as you like! I don't know if it will work on all VB platforms, but I assume it should. Note: No fish were harmed in the making of this game :) .

I have submitted a pretty bad listbox example before, but this is one that demonstrates how to use the ListIndex function. All you need to do is place 2 Listboxes, 2 command buttons, a timer, and a textbox. (Don't worry about their position, just put them anywhere and accept their default names. This can be done by double clicking on the icon.) Then, copy the code into the form and run it. Select any item in the list on the left, and double click on it or click Add. It will be added to the 2nd list. Add as many as you like. If you then select it in the list on the right, and click Remove, or double click, then it will remove it. (Note that it will still be selected, see the code for how to do that.) The text box on the bottom shows the two list box's indexes. Please tell me what you think of this example, and vote. Thanks :)

This is a simple program for organizing recipes. To begin, add a collection of recipes. When you later need to look one up, simply run the program, search your database of recipes for the recipe you want, and you can print out a copy of the recipe. The program can list recipes beginning with a letter you specify, or any string of text, or you can search within the text of the recipe for a word or phrase you are looking for. The interface is very simple and easy to use. Enjoy! -Burbble

4/16/04 Updated Forecast coding, resized radar to proper size - Here is the original description: Weather Grabber is a replica of Weather.com's "Desktop Weather" or AWS's "Weather Bug". It uses data gathered from Weather.com and lets the user have instant access to weather information. The program runs in the background as an icon in your system tray, and will download new data regularly to ensure up-to-date information. The icon in the system tray is the outside temperature, like the "Weather Bug". Weather Grabber is fully customizable, including the background (14 different are included), font color, and the ability to can change the interval in which it refreshes the data (or stop it from refreshing). Small pictures that go along with the current weather (such as the sun, clouds, rain, etc.) will automatically be downloaded from Weather.com when needed, and will be saved in the program's directory to avoid downloading them again. The interface displays information about the weather, such as the temperature, wind, humidity, etc., along with a radar which can be instantly enlarged or animated at a click of the mouse. A Quick Forecast, a Detailed Forecast, and Weather Alerts are also available by clicking on buttons on the program's main screen. If a new Weather Alert is issued, a small window will appear for 5 seconds in the corner of the screen notifying the user of it. In this version, minimal error handling has been implemented. I have tested the program with various zip codes, and have found that it is stable regardless of this. If you do find a bug, please tell me so I can fix it. I hope you find this program useful - Enjoy!

The title says it all! This is a game in where you fish! Has graphical interface (sorry about no screen shot, but I am having trouble uploading) and easy to use! (No sound in it, at least not yet.) Fully commented! Please vote and leave comments as you like! I don't know if it will work on all VB platforms, but I assume it should. Note: No fish were harmed in the making of this game :) .

I have submitted a pretty bad listbox example before, but this is one that demonstrates how to use the ListIndex function. All you need to do is place 2 Listboxes, 2 command buttons, a timer, and a textbox. (Don't worry about their position, just put them anywhere and accept their default names. This can be done by double clicking on the icon.) Then, copy the code into the form and run it. Select any item in the list on the left, and double click on it or click Add. It will be added to the 2nd list. Add as many as you like. If you then select it in the list on the right, and click Remove, or double click, then it will remove it. (Note that it will still be selected, see the code for how to do that.) The text box on the bottom shows the two list box's indexes. Please tell me what you think of this example, and vote. Thanks :)

This is a simple program for organizing recipes. To begin, add a collection of recipes. When you later need to look one up, simply run the program, search your database of recipes for the recipe you want, and you can print out a copy of the recipe. The program can list recipes beginning with a letter you specify, or any string of text, or you can search within the text of the recipe for a word or phrase you are looking for. The interface is very simple and easy to use. Enjoy! -Burbble

4/16/04 Updated Forecast coding, resized radar to proper size - Here is the original description: Weather Grabber is a replica of Weather.com's "Desktop Weather" or AWS's "Weather Bug". It uses data gathered from Weather.com and lets the user have instant access to weather information. The program runs in the background as an icon in your system tray, and will download new data regularly to ensure up-to-date information. The icon in the system tray is the outside temperature, like the "Weather Bug". Weather Grabber is fully customizable, including the background (14 different are included), font color, and the ability to can change the interval in which it refreshes the data (or stop it from refreshing). Small pictures that go along with the current weather (such as the sun, clouds, rain, etc.) will automatically be downloaded from Weather.com when needed, and will be saved in the program's directory to avoid downloading them again. The interface displays information about the weather, such as the temperature, wind, humidity, etc., along with a radar which can be instantly enlarged or animated at a click of the mouse. A Quick Forecast, a Detailed Forecast, and Weather Alerts are also available by clicking on buttons on the program's main screen. If a new Weather Alert is issued, a small window will appear for 5 seconds in the corner of the screen notifying the user of it. In this version, minimal error handling has been implemented. I have tested the program with various zip codes, and have found that it is stable regardless of this. If you do find a bug, please tell me so I can fix it. I hope you find this program useful - Enjoy!