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Classes
BMPBMP
CryptoCrypto
CSVStringsCSVStrings
DataLoggerDataLogger
DatesDates
DebugRecorderDebugRecorder
FileNameSetFileNameSet
FileSenderFileSender
RDOConnectMasterRDOConnectMaster
ReportAidsReportAids
ShellerSheller
StringSetStringSet
WEBUtilitiesWEBUtilities

Modules
DAOLibDAOLib
GlobalsGlobals
RegistryRegistry

Programs
BatcherBatcher
HTMLGenHTMLGen
KillTimeKillTime
TimedMessageTimedMessage
Downloadable Visual Basic Classes

FileNameSet: This class wraps a simple Collection of file names with methods for creating the Collection via a mask, removing individual names, deleting old files, and deleting all files in the Collection. As with a Collection, Count provides the number of files in the set of files and GetName returns the ith file name. To see samples of FileNameSet use, click here. (3KB) Download me at once!
Sheller: This class builds and executes a set of DOS commands via the Shell procedure. So, in effect, it's a dynamic batch file builder and executor. Its unique quality is that each step of the batch executes in sequence just like they used to do back in the DOS days. Init starts off the process, AddCmd adds a command to the batch in process, and Run executes it. The class supports a debug mode that holds the executing window open so you can monitor progress. Requires Microsoft Scripting Runtime (SCRRUN.dll). To view a sample of Sheller use, click here. (4KB) Download me at once!
StringSet: This class implements a set of up to 26 substitutable strings and the Expand function which performs the substitutions within a string where the substitution points are identified by a shortcut character (% by default) and a single letter that identifies the string. PutString lets you set the value for a string while GetString lets you retrieve a previously set string. To a sample of StringSet use, click here. (3KB) Download me at once!
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