- HtmlCapture ActiveX Control, Web Snapshot In A Few Lines Of Code — Taking shots (images) of web-pages is an often and highly usable programming task. There are scores of possible usages, from large web-archiving suits to small one-time testing scripts; but the general purpose snapshot tools (either PrintScreen or specialized software) aren’t very good for the task. If you want one powerful yet compact solution for the problem which can be used virtually with any programming language, take a look…
- EControl Form Designer Pro - a reliable aide that will always help you out with form creation — If you are a professional developer working on a complex application, such as a SCADA tool, an extensible data management solution or an engineering suite, you may need to implement form design functionality that will allow users create their own forms right within your software. Creating such features from scratch is a task of tremendous complexity; therefore you may want to try EControl Form Designer Pro —…
- Directory Report - the great feeling of complete control over your files and folders — If you deal with vast arrays of information and thousands of files on a daily basis, you have probably come up with numerous tricks that help you manage and monitor all your files and folders. However, if the archive continues to grow (and so is the nature of all archives), you will inevitably face a situation when efficient file and folder management will become a vital necessity rather than something that you just want…
- File Security Manager - full control over file and folder access permissions (even in Windows XP Home) — Being an overall excellent operating system, Windows XP does have some versions that limit user’s control capabilities to a bare minimum. For instance, Windows XP Home offers a great set of multimedia and general features, but lacks the degree of flexibility that many advanced users would definitely appreciate. For instance, the Home version will not allow you to set file and folder access right, which is a common method…
- Lovely Folders: Inspiring Look of Explorer Folders — The standard appearance of the folders in Windows Explorer can hardly be referred to as «inspiring»; less to say about «pretty» or «lovely». They’re rather boring and unproductive. And the worst thing about them is that users can’t make any essential changes to their appearance, as Windows doesn’t provide any serious folder customization options. So, the majority of users…
- CenterIt - a 1-2-3 approach to centering form controls in Microsoft Acess — These days, more and more computers — both desktops and laptops — have widescreen monitors by default. Widescreen high-resolution displays are better suited for multi-window environments, active work with several documents and even movies. However, non-standard aspect ratios and high resolutions can also create problems for developers — the elements of interfaces that looked perfect in lower resolutions suddenly regroup and move to the upper…
- Shell MegaPack .NET - all you need to create great-looking interfaces in a wink of an eye — If you are a .NET developer working with complex user interfaces and developing applications with an extensive UI part, you know what a pain in the neck this aspect of development may be. You can spend days and weeks polishing your custom interface and it will still leave much to be desired in terms of usability, look and feel that your customers seek. But why reinvent the wheel and invest your precious time into something that has…
- CRC .NET Control - a native .NET component for fast CRC calculation — Cyclic Redundancy Check (CRC) calculations are used by the majority of developers to validate the integrity of files and binary streams, which makes them an important part of applications working with multiple input and output files. Despite the great number of available CRC algorithms utilizing various initial polynomials, CRC32 is by far the most popular one. If you are a .NET programmer and want to use a CRC library…
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