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| Submitted on: 12/1/2001 10:46:05 AM
By: Ϋάšћ
Level: Intermediate
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Compatibility:VB 5.0, VB 6.0
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| | | For the first and only time, all those powerful Win32 APIs at one place! Yeah.. if you want to create powerful Windows software... these set of classes I've attached lets you exploit every bit of Windows. It contains 10 classes!!! with over dozens of properties and methods in each of them. The classes are:
1)Accessibility
2)Font
3)Keyboard
4)MemoryStatus
5)Mouse
6)NonClientMetrics
7)PowerStatus
8)SystemColors
9)SystemInfo.
Altogether, there are over 150 written functions for you!! A must have if you are a serious Windows programmer. Please vote as I've put alot of time an effort into this...
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12/1/2001 11:34:33 AM:Ace315
I gave you a good rating on the code,
however, you need to change the title,
do you know what an exploit is? I've
looked up the dictionary definition for
you: A security hole or an instance of
taking advantage of a security hole.
these are not security holes, you can
do a lot of the stuff your program does
with the explorer shell.
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12/1/2001 11:41:48 AM:M@verick
Looks like this took a lot of work.
Nice code.
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12/1/2001 11:46:34 AM:M@verick
There are other definitions of the word
'exploit'. It's not such an
inappropriate name.
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12/1/2001 4:32:04 PM:Ace315
oh.. alright then.. no problems =)
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12/1/2001 4:41:31 PM:Nathanael B
Exploit: to make productive use of,
utilize, success, feat
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12/1/2001 9:15:00 PM:Yash Kumar (Author)
I thought we were suppose to discuss
the functionality and not the name..
are all the APIs working.. Some will
only work on Windows 2000 and above.
Are there any problems.. Yes, this took
me a whole lot of time to do. I've
tested each API but if you find any
problem, please tell me.
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12/2/2001 10:14:26 AM:Coyote
Fantastic.. 5+ globes. This one is a
real keeper. Really appreciate your
sharing this and all the work it took
to build it. Thank You !
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12/3/2001 8:57:49 AM:Norm Cook
Great player. Some comments:
1) Code
is hard to read when the controls have
their generic names. I used the
Search/Replace dialog to replace every
instance of Image3 with imgPlay for
ease of following code. Also, I liike
my code indented to facilitate
following program logic. I use an
indispensable freeware addin called
Smart Indenter, available at
http://www.bmsltd.co.uk/Indenter/Default
.htm
2) Perhaps add a couple of
sliders for Volume & Playback status.
3) While the API method is fine, it
has the same drawback as many other MP3
players, namely slow to start because
the entire MP3 is loaded into memory
before the song starts. There are
other technologies (XAudio & WinAmp
which uses some other similar engine)
which start playback immediately
because the music is 'streamed'. If
interested, try the developer page at
www.winamp.com. Also, have a look at
www.multimediasoft.com and
www.playmediasystems.com whose players
use XAudio.
Once again, great player
& coding.
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12/3/2001 8:22:31 PM:Yash Kumar (Author)
Norm, I think you are mistaken. This
isn't an MP3 Player
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12/4/2001 4:55:23 AM:Dan F
5 from me just for the mousekeys
section of the accessibility class.
Severe shortage of mice in the test lab
here, so mousekeys is used often. But,
whenever we set up new machines, it is
one of the features we often forget to
turn on when making the ghost images :(
Very neat code too.
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12/4/2001 9:16:35 PM:treesprite
Yep...it's a FULL Moon...
Great code,
Yash.
5 globes from me.
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12/18/2001 2:36:32 AM:Turki A. Umairan
Great code, five globes.
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12/18/2001 11:22:49 AM:Lori
5 for the memory module
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12/20/2001 11:51:01 PM:Al Moledina
Good stuff, 5 g's
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12/28/2001 12:08:50 PM:Pedros Gonzalez
This is Some Chunk of Code.
Superb
Cheers, it's exactly what I
needed.
I've seen companies wanting
$500 dollars for an exe that does
exactly the same thing. Mabey you
should have marketed it.
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1/9/2002 2:04:09 PM:Duluth
Great code! I've done something I can't
correct, though - using FixNCM(), I've
altered ncm.BorderWidth to 0 then back
to normal. The problem is that my Task
Bar icons, Title Bar icons and
Min/Max/Close buttons are now
approximately 4 pixels by 4
pixels...
Any suggestions?
Thanks
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2/19/2002 1:50:55 AM:Marc Lindenbach
Whoa, that is some awesome coding man!
I'm gonna have to take a while to read
through it all, You should make an
application that takes atvantage of
these classes just to show people what
they can do! Good job, you get exelent
from me!
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2/24/2002 12:12:35 AM:DarkThief (Chris Ober)
This is the best code ive seen on PSC
in a while. You get excellent from me!
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2/26/2002 11:17:11 AM:Yash Kumar
Thanks all for all the appreciation. In
March, I hope to realease a fully
functional windows tweaker based on
this work. If anyone wants to help me,
i would greatly appreciate it. I myself
don't have the stamena to write all the
code myself.
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3/1/2002 12:56:09 AM:Feuchtersoft
Cool! A comprehensive encyclopedia of
what is possible with win API. This is
code worth keeping. Excellent! My
rating: *****
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3/1/2002 10:51:34 AM:VB Elite Tabren
Just one problem I have noticed. Your
code is not 100% compatible with VB5.
You prepared it in VB6 which inserts
certain property entries into the
modules that cause loading errors
(Retained value in the vbp file) or
compile errors (first 6 lines of your
class module files). You may wish to
find a converter file and add a
reference to it for those of us still
cursed to be running VB5.
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7/15/2002 2:12:50 AM:Daniel Keep
Brilliant. This must have taken an age
and a half to do: five round, shiny
globes from me.
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8/1/2002 1:21:40 AM:Maxwolf
You are a god, keep up the good work
man!
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6/14/2003 1:13:36 AM:
can you help me in writing an
application that can give the file name
which are being used by a paritcular
application
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6/23/2003 12:46:38 PM:LogicGenius (FaranM.)
That is not fair man. I think i have
seen this code in VB Developer Handbook
published by Sybex,
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