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This is the follow up project from the basic VBExplorer I posted in September 2001. VBExplorer2 is a functional Explorer type project using the TreeView and ListView controls. The Facilities programmed are an 'Up one Level', Cut, Copy, Paste, Delete, Properties, Refresh, Rename(using the edit label feature in the ListView control), Large icons, Small icons and List icons. All supporting controls are placed on a frame object and rendered invisible at run time. The frmFileOps Form is an added bonus and shows some techniques in producing a smooth animation illustrating a Move/Copy operation. It uses the BitBlt API to animate a worm carrying a document in it's mouth between two computers. The code is surprisingly small. There's also a nice bit of code using a Label control that provides a movable bar between the TreeView and ListView controls letting you size the controls to your liking. Just place the cursor on the Bar and when the cursor changes to a West-East arrow Click-Hold-and-Drag to a new position. For further info see ReadMe2.txt.

This project is a complete application with a data file of over 1500 computer related Acronyms and their meanings. Functionality includes - Add new entries, Edit existing entries, Deleting, Saving, Sorting and Searching.

HELP WITH PRIORITY QUEUES. This small application was inspired by the request for help by R Al-shaer. Imagine a number of patients waiting in an emergency room of a local hospital. Priority is related to the seriousness of the patient's condition. (1 = most serious, 4 = least serious). We assume that a doctor spends 60 minutes with a patient whose priority is 1, 45 minutes for priority 2, 30 minutes for priority 3 and 15 minutes with a patient whose priority is 4. The patient's treatment is not interrupted, even if a more serious case arrives. Two Doctors are on call. Dr. Alpha starts seeing patients at 6:00 and Dr. Beta starts at 6:30. The programs goal is to list the patients in the order in which they will be treated.

TreeView and ListView controls are not exactly well documented and few good examples are currently available to learn from. What I hope I have achieved in this small demo, is to bind these controls in such a way that the VB application mimics MS Explorer.

This is the follow up project from the basic VBExplorer I posted in September 2001. VBExplorer2 is a functional Explorer type project using the TreeView and ListView controls. The Facilities programmed are an 'Up one Level', Cut, Copy, Paste, Delete, Properties, Refresh, Rename(using the edit label feature in the ListView control), Large icons, Small icons and List icons. All supporting controls are placed on a frame object and rendered invisible at run time. The frmFileOps Form is an added bonus and shows some techniques in producing a smooth animation illustrating a Move/Copy operation. It uses the BitBlt API to animate a worm carrying a document in it's mouth between two computers. The code is surprisingly small. There's also a nice bit of code using a Label control that provides a movable bar between the TreeView and ListView controls letting you size the controls to your liking. Just place the cursor on the Bar and when the cursor changes to a West-East arrow Click-Hold-and-Drag to a new position. For further info see ReadMe2.txt.

TreeView and ListView controls are not exactly well documented and few good examples are currently available to learn from. What I hope I have achieved in this small demo, is to bind these controls in such a way that the VB application mimics MS Explorer.

This project is a complete application with a data file of over 1500 computer related Acronyms and their meanings. Functionality includes - Add new entries, Edit existing entries, Deleting, Saving, Sorting and Searching.

HELP WITH PRIORITY QUEUES. This small application was inspired by the request for help by R Al-shaer. Imagine a number of patients waiting in an emergency room of a local hospital. Priority is related to the seriousness of the patient's condition. (1 = most serious, 4 = least serious). We assume that a doctor spends 60 minutes with a patient whose priority is 1, 45 minutes for priority 2, 30 minutes for priority 3 and 15 minutes with a patient whose priority is 4. The patient's treatment is not interrupted, even if a more serious case arrives. Two Doctors are on call. Dr. Alpha starts seeing patients at 6:00 and Dr. Beta starts at 6:30. The programs goal is to list the patients in the order in which they will be treated.

This project is a complete application with a data file of over 1500 computer related Acronyms and their meanings. Functionality includes - Add new entries, Edit existing entries, Deleting, Saving, Sorting and Searching.

HELP WITH PRIORITY QUEUES. This small application was inspired by the request for help by R Al-shaer. Imagine a number of patients waiting in an emergency room of a local hospital. Priority is related to the seriousness of the patient's condition. (1 = most serious, 4 = least serious). We assume that a doctor spends 60 minutes with a patient whose priority is 1, 45 minutes for priority 2, 30 minutes for priority 3 and 15 minutes with a patient whose priority is 4. The patient's treatment is not interrupted, even if a more serious case arrives. Two Doctors are on call. Dr. Alpha starts seeing patients at 6:00 and Dr. Beta starts at 6:30. The programs goal is to list the patients in the order in which they will be treated.

TreeView and ListView controls are not exactly well documented and few good examples are currently available to learn from. What I hope I have achieved in this small demo, is to bind these controls in such a way that the VB application mimics MS Explorer.

This is the follow up project from the basic VBExplorer I posted in September 2001. VBExplorer2 is a functional Explorer type project using the TreeView and ListView controls. The Facilities programmed are an 'Up one Level', Cut, Copy, Paste, Delete, Properties, Refresh, Rename(using the edit label feature in the ListView control), Large icons, Small icons and List icons. All supporting controls are placed on a frame object and rendered invisible at run time. The frmFileOps Form is an added bonus and shows some techniques in producing a smooth animation illustrating a Move/Copy operation. It uses the BitBlt API to animate a worm carrying a document in it's mouth between two computers. The code is surprisingly small. There's also a nice bit of code using a Label control that provides a movable bar between the TreeView and ListView controls letting you size the controls to your liking. Just place the cursor on the Bar and when the cursor changes to a West-East arrow Click-Hold-and-Drag to a new position. For further info see ReadMe2.txt.

This project is a complete application with a data file of over 1500 computer related Acronyms and their meanings. Functionality includes - Add new entries, Edit existing entries, Deleting, Saving, Sorting and Searching.

HELP WITH PRIORITY QUEUES. This small application was inspired by the request for help by R Al-shaer. Imagine a number of patients waiting in an emergency room of a local hospital. Priority is related to the seriousness of the patient's condition. (1 = most serious, 4 = least serious). We assume that a doctor spends 60 minutes with a patient whose priority is 1, 45 minutes for priority 2, 30 minutes for priority 3 and 15 minutes with a patient whose priority is 4. The patient's treatment is not interrupted, even if a more serious case arrives. Two Doctors are on call. Dr. Alpha starts seeing patients at 6:00 and Dr. Beta starts at 6:30. The programs goal is to list the patients in the order in which they will be treated.

TreeView and ListView controls are not exactly well documented and few good examples are currently available to learn from. What I hope I have achieved in this small demo, is to bind these controls in such a way that the VB application mimics MS Explorer.

This is the follow up project from the basic VBExplorer I posted in September 2001. VBExplorer2 is a functional Explorer type project using the TreeView and ListView controls. The Facilities programmed are an 'Up one Level', Cut, Copy, Paste, Delete, Properties, Refresh, Rename(using the edit label feature in the ListView control), Large icons, Small icons and List icons. All supporting controls are placed on a frame object and rendered invisible at run time. The frmFileOps Form is an added bonus and shows some techniques in producing a smooth animation illustrating a Move/Copy operation. It uses the BitBlt API to animate a worm carrying a document in it's mouth between two computers. The code is surprisingly small. There's also a nice bit of code using a Label control that provides a movable bar between the TreeView and ListView controls letting you size the controls to your liking. Just place the cursor on the Bar and when the cursor changes to a West-East arrow Click-Hold-and-Drag to a new position. For further info see ReadMe2.txt.

TreeView and ListView controls are not exactly well documented and few good examples are currently available to learn from. What I hope I have achieved in this small demo, is to bind these controls in such a way that the VB application mimics MS Explorer.

This is the follow up project from the basic VBExplorer I posted in September 2001. VBExplorer2 is a functional Explorer type project using the TreeView and ListView controls. The Facilities programmed are an 'Up one Level', Cut, Copy, Paste, Delete, Properties, Refresh, Rename(using the edit label feature in the ListView control), Large icons, Small icons and List icons. All supporting controls are placed on a frame object and rendered invisible at run time. The frmFileOps Form is an added bonus and shows some techniques in producing a smooth animation illustrating a Move/Copy operation. It uses the BitBlt API to animate a worm carrying a document in it's mouth between two computers. The code is surprisingly small. There's also a nice bit of code using a Label control that provides a movable bar between the TreeView and ListView controls letting you size the controls to your liking. Just place the cursor on the Bar and when the cursor changes to a West-East arrow Click-Hold-and-Drag to a new position. For further info see ReadMe2.txt.

This project is a complete application with a data file of over 1500 computer related Acronyms and their meanings. Functionality includes - Add new entries, Edit existing entries, Deleting, Saving, Sorting and Searching.

HELP WITH PRIORITY QUEUES. This small application was inspired by the request for help by R Al-shaer. Imagine a number of patients waiting in an emergency room of a local hospital. Priority is related to the seriousness of the patient's condition. (1 = most serious, 4 = least serious). We assume that a doctor spends 60 minutes with a patient whose priority is 1, 45 minutes for priority 2, 30 minutes for priority 3 and 15 minutes with a patient whose priority is 4. The patient's treatment is not interrupted, even if a more serious case arrives. Two Doctors are on call. Dr. Alpha starts seeing patients at 6:00 and Dr. Beta starts at 6:30. The programs goal is to list the patients in the order in which they will be treated.