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This Project is an example of how to open a file into a byte array and save that byte array to an Access database, and to extract binary data from the Access database back into a byte array and save it back to a file. This example uses .bmp and .jpg graphics files but with minor modifications any type of file can be saved in binary format to a database. again this is only an example application. I threw this togethor in a couple of hours so there are some minor bugs in the code. a little bit of error handling should clear them up. Hope you find this usefull
ActiveX dll that encapsulates the Direct Sound Capture Buffer for capturing sound from your sound card. The dll also contains a secondary buffer to copy the capture buffer for playing and writing to file. This code is not commented but most of it was gleaned from Jack Hoxley at DX4VB and the DirectX 8 Visual Basic Documentation supplied with the DirectX 8 SDK. I would like to thank Jack Hoxley for his awesome tutorial that he wrote at http://www.dx4vb.da.ru. He used DX7.
This will show you how to make a quick little splitter for an mdi form using only a picture box and an image control.You can set limits for the minimum and maximum widths. I also use a stopflicker routine for a smooth transition at the minimum and maximum widths. This is not one of the best ways of doing this but it is quick and it does work
This application creates transparent forms. Just Load a picture into the app, select the color that you want to be transparent, Click the "Show The Form" button. Save the form from the "Save Form" dialog that appears when the form is shown. All you need to do then is add the form to your project and set the Picture property to the picture that you used in the application. An example picture and form is provided for you to see the output. I wrote this program out of a need to have fast loading Transparent forms. Most of the code here that does Transparent forms takes about five seconds for the form to load. What this program does is it creates a region and saves the region data to a .frm file that you can then add to a Visual Basic Project.
This Project is an example of how to open a file into a byte array and save that byte array to an Access database, and to extract binary data from the Access database back into a byte array and save it back to a file. This example uses .bmp and .jpg graphics files but with minor modifications any type of file can be saved in binary format to a database. again this is only an example application. I threw this togethor in a couple of hours so there are some minor bugs in the code. a little bit of error handling should clear them up. Hope you find this usefull
This is an Add-In Project that creates transparent forms and adds them to your project. This Add-In works almost exactly like the Transparent Form Maker program that I posted a while back on PSC, except that I changed a few functions to add extra LoadByte Procedures to handle the size limit of Procedures (64k is the limit) and I added a way to move the form without using the task bar(see the Form_MouseDown event on the frmRegion).The Created form will also contain the mousedown code.(Note: Some of you may need to change the reference to the Microsoft Office 9.0 Object Library to the version of Office that you have installed.) To get this to work open the project and compile it then close the project and open a new project. Select Add-In Manager from the Add-Ins Menu. Check the Loaded/Unloaded Check box (You can also check the Startup check box to load the add-in when Visual Basic starts). The add-in will then be listed in the Add-Ins Menu as "SSE Transform". Follow the instructions on the Main Dialog to create and add transparent forms to your project. (Note: The program may take a few minutes creating a form depending on the complexity and size of the picture that you use.)
This Project is an example of how to open a file into a byte array and save that byte array to an Access database, and to extract binary data from the Access database back into a byte array and save it back to a file. This example uses .bmp and .jpg graphics files but with minor modifications any type of file can be saved in binary format to a database. again this is only an example application. I threw this togethor in a couple of hours so there are some minor bugs in the code. a little bit of error handling should clear them up. Hope you find this usefull
ActiveX dll that encapsulates the Direct Sound Capture Buffer for capturing sound from your sound card. The dll also contains a secondary buffer to copy the capture buffer for playing and writing to file. This code is not commented but most of it was gleaned from Jack Hoxley at DX4VB and the DirectX 8 Visual Basic Documentation supplied with the DirectX 8 SDK. I would like to thank Jack Hoxley for his awesome tutorial that he wrote at http://www.dx4vb.da.ru. He used DX7.
This will show you how to make a quick little splitter for an mdi form using only a picture box and an image control.You can set limits for the minimum and maximum widths. I also use a stopflicker routine for a smooth transition at the minimum and maximum widths. This is not one of the best ways of doing this but it is quick and it does work
This application creates transparent forms. Just Load a picture into the app, select the color that you want to be transparent, Click the "Show The Form" button. Save the form from the "Save Form" dialog that appears when the form is shown. All you need to do then is add the form to your project and set the Picture property to the picture that you used in the application. An example picture and form is provided for you to see the output. I wrote this program out of a need to have fast loading Transparent forms. Most of the code here that does Transparent forms takes about five seconds for the form to load. What this program does is it creates a region and saves the region data to a .frm file that you can then add to a Visual Basic Project.
This is an Add-In Project that creates transparent forms and adds them to your project. This Add-In works almost exactly like the Transparent Form Maker program that I posted a while back on PSC, except that I changed a few functions to add extra LoadByte Procedures to handle the size limit of Procedures (64k is the limit) and I added a way to move the form without using the task bar(see the Form_MouseDown event on the frmRegion).The Created form will also contain the mousedown code.(Note: Some of you may need to change the reference to the Microsoft Office 9.0 Object Library to the version of Office that you have installed.) To get this to work open the project and compile it then close the project and open a new project. Select Add-In Manager from the Add-Ins Menu. Check the Loaded/Unloaded Check box (You can also check the Startup check box to load the add-in when Visual Basic starts). The add-in will then be listed in the Add-Ins Menu as "SSE Transform". Follow the instructions on the Main Dialog to create and add transparent forms to your project. (Note: The program may take a few minutes creating a form depending on the complexity and size of the picture that you use.)
This Project is an example of how to open a file into a byte array and save that byte array to an Access database, and to extract binary data from the Access database back into a byte array and save it back to a file. This example uses .bmp and .jpg graphics files but with minor modifications any type of file can be saved in binary format to a database. again this is only an example application. I threw this togethor in a couple of hours so there are some minor bugs in the code. a little bit of error handling should clear them up. Hope you find this usefull
ActiveX dll that encapsulates the Direct Sound Capture Buffer for capturing sound from your sound card. The dll also contains a secondary buffer to copy the capture buffer for playing and writing to file. This code is not commented but most of it was gleaned from Jack Hoxley at DX4VB and the DirectX 8 Visual Basic Documentation supplied with the DirectX 8 SDK. I would like to thank Jack Hoxley for his awesome tutorial that he wrote at http://www.dx4vb.da.ru. He used DX7.
This will show you how to make a quick little splitter for an mdi form using only a picture box and an image control.You can set limits for the minimum and maximum widths. I also use a stopflicker routine for a smooth transition at the minimum and maximum widths. This is not one of the best ways of doing this but it is quick and it does work
This application creates transparent forms. Just Load a picture into the app, select the color that you want to be transparent, Click the "Show The Form" button. Save the form from the "Save Form" dialog that appears when the form is shown. All you need to do then is add the form to your project and set the Picture property to the picture that you used in the application. An example picture and form is provided for you to see the output. I wrote this program out of a need to have fast loading Transparent forms. Most of the code here that does Transparent forms takes about five seconds for the form to load. What this program does is it creates a region and saves the region data to a .frm file that you can then add to a Visual Basic Project.
This Project is an example of how to open a file into a byte array and save that byte array to an Access database, and to extract binary data from the Access database back into a byte array and save it back to a file. This example uses .bmp and .jpg graphics files but with minor modifications any type of file can be saved in binary format to a database. again this is only an example application. I threw this togethor in a couple of hours so there are some minor bugs in the code. a little bit of error handling should clear them up. Hope you find this usefull
This application creates transparent forms. Just Load a picture into the app, select the color that you want to be transparent, Click the "Show The Form" button. Save the form from the "Save Form" dialog that appears when the form is shown. All you need to do then is add the form to your project and set the Picture property to the picture that you used in the application. An example picture and form is provided for you to see the output. I wrote this program out of a need to have fast loading Transparent forms. Most of the code here that does Transparent forms takes about five seconds for the form to load. What this program does is it creates a region and saves the region data to a .frm file that you can then add to a Visual Basic Project.
This will show you how to make a quick little splitter for an mdi form using only a picture box and an image control.You can set limits for the minimum and maximum widths. I also use a stopflicker routine for a smooth transition at the minimum and maximum widths. This is not one of the best ways of doing this but it is quick and it does work
ActiveX dll that encapsulates the Direct Sound Capture Buffer for capturing sound from your sound card. The dll also contains a secondary buffer to copy the capture buffer for playing and writing to file. This code is not commented but most of it was gleaned from Jack Hoxley at DX4VB and the DirectX 8 Visual Basic Documentation supplied with the DirectX 8 SDK. I would like to thank Jack Hoxley for his awesome tutorial that he wrote at http://www.dx4vb.da.ru. He used DX7.
This is an Add-In Project that creates transparent forms and adds them to your project. This Add-In works almost exactly like the Transparent Form Maker program that I posted a while back on PSC, except that I changed a few functions to add extra LoadByte Procedures to handle the size limit of Procedures (64k is the limit) and I added a way to move the form without using the task bar(see the Form_MouseDown event on the frmRegion).The Created form will also contain the mousedown code.(Note: Some of you may need to change the reference to the Microsoft Office 9.0 Object Library to the version of Office that you have installed.) To get this to work open the project and compile it then close the project and open a new project. Select Add-In Manager from the Add-Ins Menu. Check the Loaded/Unloaded Check box (You can also check the Startup check box to load the add-in when Visual Basic starts). The add-in will then be listed in the Add-Ins Menu as "SSE Transform". Follow the instructions on the Main Dialog to create and add transparent forms to your project. (Note: The program may take a few minutes creating a form depending on the complexity and size of the picture that you use.)