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Put anything you wanna melt inside my picture box and watch the effect.. With this code you can easyly create a melting-screen-save! So: Try it out!
Put anything you wanna melt inside my picture box and watch the effect.. With this code you can easyly create a melting-screen-save! So: Try it out!
It completely fills your Memory with Data. Windows than cleans up its memory automatically. The effect is that after releasing the memory again more memory is aviable than before. This is a popular method that is used by many RAM-Cleaners, but I have never seen it as VB-Code.
It's just one Sub-Procedure that can fill a picturebox as if it was a progressbar. Also you can choose one of more than eight different styles!
Put anything you wanna melt inside my picture box and watch the effect.. With this code you can easyly create a melting-screen-save! So: Try it out!
It completely fills your Memory with Data. Windows than cleans up its memory automatically. The effect is that after releasing the memory again more memory is aviable than before. This is a popular method that is used by many RAM-Cleaners, but I have never seen it as VB-Code.
It's just one Sub-Procedure that can fill a picturebox as if it was a progressbar. Also you can choose one of more than eight different styles!
Put anything you wanna melt inside my picture box and watch the effect.. With this code you can easyly create a melting-screen-save! So: Try it out!
Put anything you wanna melt inside my picture box and watch the effect.. With this code you can easyly create a melting-screen-save! So: Try it out!
It completely fills your Memory with Data. Windows than cleans up its memory automatically. The effect is that after releasing the memory again more memory is aviable than before. This is a popular method that is used by many RAM-Cleaners, but I have never seen it as VB-Code.
It's just one Sub-Procedure that can fill a picturebox as if it was a progressbar. Also you can choose one of more than eight different styles!
prime number || not? Interesting: The fastest possibility 2 find out is not the recursive one!
It creates a shortcut and lets you define all important parameters. I have seen some examples before, but they where all too complicated for this little job. So I collected informationen and wrote this.
I hope that this is the shortest and easiest wordwrap-function in vb you have ever seen, that you enjoy it and use it in all your projects :-)
Just one line of code is needed to test a functions speed -> With this class-module. It creates an object which is automatically terminated together with the function you check and it uses debug.print to let you know how long your pc had been busy (in ms) with that function. Sure you can save the value of timer() and read it before your function reaches exit/end function, but its harder to remove this before you release your app... So try this!
To improve the look of your application you might wish to have hooverbuttons. -You think you'll need many codelines for each button and so many lines would make your code unclearly for you? >> Download the solution for your problem here. You'll only need one line of code to make a Command-button, Checkbox-Button or even a picturebox being your individual Hooverbutton! I really hope you like my solution! I have searched the internet for so long to find a solution like this- But there is none! So please support my work and vote for me. thx!
One timer is not enough? Have you ever tried to add multiple timer-controls to your form? Well- This wont work because they will not work together. This example shows you how to realize it using the SetTimer-API: very simple and effective!
Put anything you wanna melt inside my picture box and watch the effect.. With this code you can easyly create a melting-screen-save! So: Try it out!
It completely fills your Memory with Data. Windows than cleans up its memory automatically. The effect is that after releasing the memory again more memory is aviable than before. This is a popular method that is used by many RAM-Cleaners, but I have never seen it as VB-Code.
It's just one Sub-Procedure that can fill a picturebox as if it was a progressbar. Also you can choose one of more than eight different styles!