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This is a drop in replacement for the VB Message box routine (MsgBox). It will log to a file all messages that you display to the user that are marked with vbCritical. This routine also expands the standard VB Messagebox by giving you the developer the ability to log to file, even if you don't set vbCritical.

Have you ever wished that you could add an MDIParent form as an MDIChild form to another MDIParent? Now you can!! Create MDI parent containers within an MDIParent container. Have you ever wanted to load an MDIChild form from a DLL into an MDIParent application? Now you can.. While this demo is not a "true" MDI.. it most certinaly gives the apperance of one, and is FAR more flexiable.

This is a complete drop in ActiveX control for the sole purpose of providing a simple way for you to scroll text "marquee" style. This control will allow you to scroll both vertical and horizontal, adjust the scroll rate, the number of times it repeats, load the text to scroll from a file, or build it dynamically. It will wordwrap your text if you want it to. You can align the scrolling text right, left, or center. It gives support for a "drop shadow" effect. You can specify the direction of the drop shadow either northwest, northeast, southeast, or southwest. You can choose your colors for the background, font and drop shadow. I've even included a property page with this control to make life even simpler for you. This control was developed in VB6, so you will need the VB6 runtimes in order to make it work properly. If you like this control, please rate it as I would really dig a copy of Ian's Help generator :-) This control is based on a previous example submited by "Steve" (I assume of VBTutor.com) located Here

BCP is a method to transfer large amounts of data from a flat file into SQL Server VERY quickly. BCP is a functionality of the low-level DBLib environment. Unfortunately the modern data components (ADO, DAO, RDO) don't support bulk copy. The only way to get to BCP in the past was to either use the BCP.exe tool shipped with SQL Server, or to write some serious low level BCP type stuff. I wrote slpBCP.dll as a wrapper for VBSQL.ocx and DBLib. It will allow you the developer to reference the DLL in your project, Create a reference to the object, set a few properties, call a routine... and bulk copy data into your SQL server.

This is a drop in replacement for the VB Message box routine (MsgBox). It will log to a file all messages that you display to the user that are marked with vbCritical. This routine also expands the standard VB Messagebox by giving you the developer the ability to log to file, even if you don't set vbCritical.

This is a drop in replacement for the VB Message box routine (MsgBox). It will log to a file all messages that you display to the user that are marked with vbCritical. This routine also expands the standard VB Messagebox by giving you the developer the ability to log to file, even if you don't set vbCritical.

BCP is a method to transfer large amounts of data from a flat file into SQL Server VERY quickly. BCP is a functionality of the low-level DBLib environment. Unfortunately the modern data components (ADO, DAO, RDO) don't support bulk copy. The only way to get to BCP in the past was to either use the BCP.exe tool shipped with SQL Server, or to write some serious low level BCP type stuff. I wrote slpBCP.dll as a wrapper for VBSQL.ocx and DBLib. It will allow you the developer to reference the DLL in your project, Create a reference to the object, set a few properties, call a routine... and bulk copy data into your SQL server.

This is a complete drop in ActiveX control for the sole purpose of providing a simple way for you to scroll text "marquee" style. This control will allow you to scroll both vertical and horizontal, adjust the scroll rate, the number of times it repeats, load the text to scroll from a file, or build it dynamically. It will wordwrap your text if you want it to. You can align the scrolling text right, left, or center. It gives support for a "drop shadow" effect. You can specify the direction of the drop shadow either northwest, northeast, southeast, or southwest. You can choose your colors for the background, font and drop shadow. I've even included a property page with this control to make life even simpler for you. This control was developed in VB6, so you will need the VB6 runtimes in order to make it work properly. If you like this control, please rate it as I would really dig a copy of Ian's Help generator :-) This control is based on a previous example submited by "Steve" (I assume of VBTutor.com) located Here

Have you ever wished that you could add an MDIParent form as an MDIChild form to another MDIParent? Now you can!! Create MDI parent containers within an MDIParent container. Have you ever wanted to load an MDIChild form from a DLL into an MDIParent application? Now you can.. While this demo is not a "true" MDI.. it most certinaly gives the apperance of one, and is FAR more flexiable.

This is a complete drop in ActiveX control for the sole purpose of providing a simple way for you to scroll text "marquee" style. This control will allow you to scroll both vertical and horizontal, adjust the scroll rate, the number of times it repeats, load the text to scroll from a file, or build it dynamically. It will wordwrap your text if you want it to. You can align the scrolling text right, left, or center. It gives support for a "drop shadow" effect. You can specify the direction of the drop shadow either northwest, northeast, southeast, or southwest. You can choose your colors for the background, font and drop shadow. I've even included a property page with this control to make life even simpler for you. This control was developed in VB6, so you will need the VB6 runtimes in order to make it work properly. If you like this control, please rate it as I would really dig a copy of Ian's Help generator :-) This control is based on a previous example submited by "Steve" (I assume of VBTutor.com) located Here

BCP is a method to transfer large amounts of data from a flat file into SQL Server VERY quickly. BCP is a functionality of the low-level DBLib environment. Unfortunately the modern data components (ADO, DAO, RDO) don't support bulk copy. The only way to get to BCP in the past was to either use the BCP.exe tool shipped with SQL Server, or to write some serious low level BCP type stuff. I wrote slpBCP.dll as a wrapper for VBSQL.ocx and DBLib. It will allow you the developer to reference the DLL in your project, Create a reference to the object, set a few properties, call a routine... and bulk copy data into your SQL server.

This is a drop in replacement for the VB Message box routine (MsgBox). It will log to a file all messages that you display to the user that are marked with vbCritical. This routine also expands the standard VB Messagebox by giving you the developer the ability to log to file, even if you don't set vbCritical.

Have you ever wished that you could add an MDIParent form as an MDIChild form to another MDIParent? Now you can!! Create MDI parent containers within an MDIParent container. Have you ever wanted to load an MDIChild form from a DLL into an MDIParent application? Now you can.. While this demo is not a "true" MDI.. it most certinaly gives the apperance of one, and is FAR more flexiable.

This is a complete drop in ActiveX control for the sole purpose of providing a simple way for you to scroll text "marquee" style. This control will allow you to scroll both vertical and horizontal, adjust the scroll rate, the number of times it repeats, load the text to scroll from a file, or build it dynamically. It will wordwrap your text if you want it to. You can align the scrolling text right, left, or center. It gives support for a "drop shadow" effect. You can specify the direction of the drop shadow either northwest, northeast, southeast, or southwest. You can choose your colors for the background, font and drop shadow. I've even included a property page with this control to make life even simpler for you. This control was developed in VB6, so you will need the VB6 runtimes in order to make it work properly. If you like this control, please rate it as I would really dig a copy of Ian's Help generator :-) This control is based on a previous example submited by "Steve" (I assume of VBTutor.com) located Here

BCP is a method to transfer large amounts of data from a flat file into SQL Server VERY quickly. BCP is a functionality of the low-level DBLib environment. Unfortunately the modern data components (ADO, DAO, RDO) don't support bulk copy. The only way to get to BCP in the past was to either use the BCP.exe tool shipped with SQL Server, or to write some serious low level BCP type stuff. I wrote slpBCP.dll as a wrapper for VBSQL.ocx and DBLib. It will allow you the developer to reference the DLL in your project, Create a reference to the object, set a few properties, call a routine... and bulk copy data into your SQL server.

This is a drop in replacement for the VB Message box routine (MsgBox). It will log to a file all messages that you display to the user that are marked with vbCritical. This routine also expands the standard VB Messagebox by giving you the developer the ability to log to file, even if you don't set vbCritical.

BCP is a method to transfer large amounts of data from a flat file into SQL Server VERY quickly. BCP is a functionality of the low-level DBLib environment. Unfortunately the modern data components (ADO, DAO, RDO) don't support bulk copy. The only way to get to BCP in the past was to either use the BCP.exe tool shipped with SQL Server, or to write some serious low level BCP type stuff. I wrote slpBCP.dll as a wrapper for VBSQL.ocx and DBLib. It will allow you the developer to reference the DLL in your project, Create a reference to the object, set a few properties, call a routine... and bulk copy data into your SQL server.

Have you ever wished that you could add an MDIParent form as an MDIChild form to another MDIParent? Now you can!! Create MDI parent containers within an MDIParent container. Have you ever wanted to load an MDIChild form from a DLL into an MDIParent application? Now you can.. While this demo is not a "true" MDI.. it most certinaly gives the apperance of one, and is FAR more flexiable.

This is a complete drop in ActiveX control for the sole purpose of providing a simple way for you to scroll text "marquee" style. This control will allow you to scroll both vertical and horizontal, adjust the scroll rate, the number of times it repeats, load the text to scroll from a file, or build it dynamically. It will wordwrap your text if you want it to. You can align the scrolling text right, left, or center. It gives support for a "drop shadow" effect. You can specify the direction of the drop shadow either northwest, northeast, southeast, or southwest. You can choose your colors for the background, font and drop shadow. I've even included a property page with this control to make life even simpler for you. This control was developed in VB6, so you will need the VB6 runtimes in order to make it work properly. If you like this control, please rate it as I would really dig a copy of Ian's Help generator :-) This control is based on a previous example submited by "Steve" (I assume of VBTutor.com) located Here

This is a drop in replacement for the VB Message box routine (MsgBox). It will log to a file all messages that you display to the user that are marked with vbCritical. This routine also expands the standard VB Messagebox by giving you the developer the ability to log to file, even if you don't set vbCritical.