DF_Resize offers to Visual Basic developers the opportunity to create applications that are screen size/resolution independent. Requiring absolutely NO CODING, the control is simply placed on the relevant form making scaling automatic
This is a simple tool for registering ActiveX dll and ocx controls. It uses a Windows interface so it is quicker and easier than working at the command prompt.
DMFitter ActiveX control allows you to add sophisticated regression analysis tools to your software in a few lines of code. Both linear and nonlinear (Levenberg-Marquardt) least squares curve fitting algorithms with user defined models are available.
This ActiveX library allows you to organize data exchange between any programs which use the standard input/output streams. You can start any DOS or Win32 Console program and use its standard input/output streams data in your application.
This ActiveX allows you manipulate with INI-file by the easiest way from any programming language. The INI-File Manager ActiveX can be used from VB, VBA, VB.NET, VC++, VC.NET, VBScript,JScript,Delphi, ASP, ASP.NET and any other programming languages
Drawing Board ActiveX Control acts as a drawing board for creating online drawing programs rapidly. The OCX is lightweight and flexible, and gives developers new possibilities for drawing flowcharts, organizational charts, workflow, network diagrams.
Convert DVD mpeg file to DVD Image(.ifo, VOB).
Convert multiple videos to DVD Image without Menu.
Menu Creation.
Button Link Creation in Menu.
Compatible with any programming language that supports ActiveX (Access, Visual C++ , Visual Basic ,
DWG2PDF-X , an ActiveX control allows you convert dwg to pdf, dxf to pdf directly, AutoCAD NOT required.
A standard ActiveX control, works with all of the great languages, such as: VB, VC++, .Net, Java...
DXMap is a 2D graphical engine. It is a versatile component and allows both static and moving representations. In particular the representation of maps in strategic games (top-down-perspective) is supported.
Dynamic TWAIN is an .NET/ActiveX control that can acquire images from any TWAIN compliant devices such as scanners or cameras. BMP, JPEG, PNG and single page/multi-page TIFF supported.
Dynamic Web TWAIN is an .NET/ActiveX control that can acquire images from TWAIN compliant devices. It can upload image to web server through FTP and HTTP. Proxy supported. Supports BMP, JPEG, PNG, PDF, TIFF image formats.
EaseSoft ActiveX Controls are easy to work in any Windows application that supports ActiveX control technology including Microsoft Access, MS Office, Word, Excel, Visual Basic, C++,Delphi, PowerBuilder,Visual FoxPro and Internet Explorer web pages.
Easy Balloon ActiveX 1.0 is an OCX Balloon control for software developers, visual basic 6, VB.NET and any other language that supports the ActiveX technology of Microsoft. This control can run with Windows ME/2000/XP/VISTA.
Easy Dialog ActiveX 1.0 is an ActiveX control (OCX) that can handle with the all the basic common windows dialog boxes for software developers. Display files, folders, fonts, colors, printers and more, fast and easy!
Easy-to-use ActiveX email component to effortlessly mail from ASP/ASP.NET web pages. Features logging to text file or ADODB, SMTP authentication, COM+ integration and a quick test facility to test the component without writing a single line of code.
Powerful graphing ActiveX control to create graphs in a huge range of styles. Great for scientific or technical graphs. Do a graph with just a few lines of code. Manipulate the layout at runtime. Multiple graphs. Drag, zoom and scroll. Much more.
EDCrypt is an ActiveX control performing following functions: - encrypts and decrypts data using 6 strong symmetrical block ciphers - computes message digests of data using 18 hashing algorithms - securely shreds files
EDraw Flowchart ActiveX Control - Build flowchart applications with minimum time loss! Lets you quickly build basic flowcharts, organizational charts, business charts, hr diagram, work flow, programming flowchart and network design diagrams.
