Create a class that allows you to wait a specific time (like Sleep) AND maintain a responsive UserInterface (UI). (Added: 4-Apr-2000)
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Checking for Drive Media
Create code can be used to check any drive for the existance of a disk (whether a floppy or a CD). (Added: 24-Sep-2000)
Checking if a COM port Exists
Learn to detect if a computer has a specified COM port (COM1, COM2 etc) - returns True or False (Added: 10-Aug-2000)
Customizing the default InputBox Window
Learn how to customize the standard window shown by the InputBox statement in VB. (Added: 25-Jan-2000)
Disable CTRL/DELETE and other keys in WinNT 4 (SP3 and above)
Learn how to disable/capture CTRL/ALT/DELETE and other key combinations under WinNT. (Added: 18-Nov-2000)
Install TT Font
Learn how to install True Type fonts (Added: 1-Dec-1998)
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