SAMPLES PROJECTS
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ImageFromDB.zip |
This is a sample project that shows how you can easily read and write an image (.BMP, .JPG, .GIF, .ICO, .CUR, .RLE, .WMF, or .EMF) to and from a database table. Kudos to Marc Miller for tippin' me off on how to do this. |
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GetMenus.zip |
This is a sample project that demonstrates how to get all the information about all the menu items of any application given it's Window handle using just a few simple API calls. |
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MCI_Player.zip |
This is a sample project that demonstrates how to use the "mcisendstring" API to create a complete multimedia application capable of playing just about any form of AUDIO or VIDEO without any DLL, OCX, or TLB dependencies!. This sample uses the following modules: modCOMDLG32.bas |
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Sprites.zip |
This is a sample project that demonstrates how to easily and efficiently display graphics animation using just the Win32 API. This project makes use of the following modules: |
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ParamArray.zip |
This is a sample project that shows how you can easily pass in an undefined number of parameters to a function, each of a different data type if you like (String, Number, Object, Array, NULL, etc). This kind of thing can come in VERY handy when you're creating a single function to handle multiple tasks... like a function to call any stored procedure. Stored procedures can have any number of parameters of any number of types. This would allow you to easily pass data through one function and on to a database. Kudos to Marc Miller for tippin' me off on how to do this. |
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