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How to securely exchange encryption keys over unsecure lines.

Would you believe that the sizing grabber - that is the little triangle in the bottom right hand corner - is in fact disguised a scroll bar? Well, have a look...

With the InputBox you cannot distinguish between the cases a:- Cancel clicked b:- nothing entered and OK clicked because in both cases the returned string is a vbNullString There is a simple trick however as is shown here

Class to create an irregular shaped form from a picture. The screen shot sample shows an MM-shaped form and the ears, the black circle and the button make up the form. The remainder inside the circle does not belong to the form.

This AddIn compares the source code in the VB IDE with the source code that was last saved and shows the differences. If you have been working on a piece of code for a while you can probably not remember all you have done. One click - and this AddIn will tell you. Alterations to the form or to controls in that form are also shown. The comparison is not line number dependent but is controlled by content only. Unaltered lines are shown in black, new lines in red, deleted lines are blue and striken out, and finally changed lines are shown as deleted and new. Empty lines which you might have inserted or deleted are not shown - this is because I found it rather difficult to strike out nothing *g*

Shows how to rotate the orientation of True Type fonts

Bouncing elastic text effect

Replacement for the standard Scrollbar with own pictures for the buttons, thumb and body and with quite a few more properties.

See for yourself... download is only 1.5 kB

This pocket calculator is meant as an example for the almost forgotten State Transition Table technique. With this technique the complete behaviour pattern is stored in a two-dimensional table containig Reactions to input-triggers (in this case key presses, but depending on circumstances the triggers may be anything else), and States. An STT is an ideal tool to control game characters for example because it allows different reactions to identical inputs. The code is documented and also contains a short description of how it works. It's worth the download if you want to learn more about STTs, so give it a try. Download is 18 kB.

This is a prefabricated database browser to be used with bookmark- and clone-supporting SQL databases (MS-Access for example). It lets the user browse a database or search for specific entries and then select an entry for further processing. The appearance and contents are customizable. Everything above the blue line is part of the OCX Control. Simply stick it in a form, set a few properties and you're go with a commercial quality browser/record selector. A cross linked help file is included. Download is only 20.5 kB.

A new type of progress indicator (mileage counter and speedometer), similar to the one you have in your car. Check it out, download is only 17 kB.

This is a String Parser / Math Formula Evaluator OCX-Control. It contains over 100 functions: simple add / subtract, mult and div, roots, exponentiation and logarithm, math, trig and stat functions, conversions, LCD, SCM, primes, faculty, dates and times, differentiation and integratation and l.b.n.l. some functions for fuzzy sets and for plotting curves. All functions can be combined into huge formulae like for examüle Sin(33°+12'+21")*pi-e+3.3e4+sqr(5*(21-9)) which incidentally returns 33006.748173093. The Control also supports formulae with letters or names instead of numbers like r²*pi Whenever the Control detects a token in a formula, it will query the value for the token and the client may supply anything that is a valid formula including further tokens, thus enabling chain-calculations. A user accessible result stack is also implemented. Anyway - it's a treasure chest for math routines (for example containes a very fast prime number generator which can compute 100,000 primes in less than 2 (two!!!) seconds on an AMD Athlon(TM) XP1800+). A cross-linked help file is included as well as two sample proggies to test and demonstrate the capabilities. Download is 36 kB.

Check it out, download is only 1/2 kB.

This Add-In adds configurable mousewheel support and a few other goodies to the VB IDE. Check it out; download is only 96kB (the best 96 kB you ever downloaded *g*). ## Compile the DLL into your VB folder, use the AddIns manager to add it to the Addins menu, and then restart VB. Read the ReadMe file to learn howto. ## Features: configurable mouse wheel support independent of mouse driver - word autocomplete while you type - autotcomplete for API prototypes, constants and structures - code pane grid at tabstops to facilitate indenting - open all code panes by one mouseclick - function to compare current with previous code - copy facility to paste selected code from other projects - pasteable list of members currently in scope (forms, data and procedures) - easy multiline literal generation and modification - reset function to cancel all alterations in a module without restarting VB.

This is a Form Fader OCX control. Simply stick it on a form, set a few properties, and with two lines of code it will fade-in and fade-out the form smoothly. Also lets you fade the form by setting a fading (opacity) factor between 25% and 100%. Semi-transparent forms can be moved across the background with a realistic transparent effect. The Fader can be compiled separately, of course. This OCX Control is based on code by Ed Preston (and he deserves the votes).

This is an extended timer OCX control permitting Intervals between 10 millisecs and 52 weeks. Although it has quite a few more properties it is still a direct replacement for the standard VB timer control. Check it out, download is only 5kB. Also, it's a good example for beginners who want to learn how to make OCXes.

When you don't know it's there you don't try to find it. This app may be not perfect and I'm sure you can improve it by adding all kinds of gimmicks and a better UI. Anyway, this stegano can hide up to 32k in a picture of 300 by 300 pixels 24 deep with no visible effect ... and it's a little different *smile*

This is a Mouse Wheel .OCX Control which allows you to connect the wheel to any Control which has an hWnd. Wheel scrolling will fire Scroll Events and if Shift or/and Cntl is pressed while scrolling this will also be returned to the client app permitting you to vary scrolling steps or direction. Try it, download is only 6kB.

This article shows the basic concepts of Generic Algorithms. Generic Algorithms (GA) are used to arrive at an optimal solution for problems which cannot be solved by mathmatical rules or formulae. A GA simulates the natural evolution process by selecting and breeding the fittest individuals. According to Darwin's Evolution Theory the "fittest" are those which are best adapted to a competitive and possibly hostile environment...