Sunday, 23 September 2012

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Program using OLE Container control:

1.      Select OLE control in Toolbox.
2.      Place the control on the form with the required size.
3.      As soon as OLE control is placed on the form, Insert Object Dialog is displayed to allow you to either embed or link an object into OLE Container.
4.      The available options in insert dialog are - Create New, where you select an Object Type and create an object using the appropriate application, or Create from File, where you can create an object by selecting a file from file system.
To embed a word document into OLE Container control:

1.      In Insert Object Dialog box select Create from File radio button.
2.      Click on Browse button and select a document file. Click on Ok
3.      An object is embedded into OLE Container control and a part of document is displayed.
4.      Run the project using F5.
5.      Double click on OLE Container control. This action will invoke MS-Word and run it in OLE Container control. When OLE Server runs in OLE Client, it is called as In-Place Activation.
6.      Make necessary changes using MS-Word.
7.      Press ESC key to come out of In-Place activation.

 
Application for OLE drag and drop manually:

1.      Start a new project using File-> New Project and select Standard EXE as the type of the project.
2.      Place two textboxes along with labels and a command button.
3.      Arrange the controls on the form in a neat format.
4.      Change the following properties.

Object
Property

Value

Label1
Caption
Source
Text1
Name
txtsource

Text
""

OLEDragMode
0-Manual

OLEDropMode
2-Automatic.
Text2
Name
txtTarget

Text
""

OLEDragMode
1-Automatic

OLEDropMode
1-Manual
Form
Caption
OLE Drag and Drop
Command1
Name
Cmdend

Caption
&END


DESIGN VIEW:

 


CODING:

Private Sub cmdend_Click()
End
End Sub

Private Sub txtsource_MouseDown(Button As Integer, Shift As Integer, X As Single, Y As Single)
' start OLE dragging
 txtsource.OLEDrag
End Sub

Private Sub txtsource_OLECompleteDrag(Effect As Long)
  If (Effect And vbDropEffectMove) <> 0 Then ' bitwise Anding
          txtsource.Text = ""
  End If
End Sub

Private Sub txtsource_OLEStartDrag(Data As DataObject, AllowedEffects As Long)
  ' set allowed effects
  AllowedEffects = vbDropEffectMove Or vbDropEffectCopy
  Data.SetData UCase(txtsource.Text)
End Sub

Private Sub txttarget_OLEDragDrop(Data As DataObject, Effect As Long, Button As Integer, Shift As Integer, X As Single, Y As Single)

 Txttarget.Text = Data.GetData(vbCFText)
  Effect = vbDropEffectMove
  End Sub

VB program for CALCULATOR:

1. Design the form.
2. Create a command Button named as a Command1 and copy that and paste it 10 times. This will create a control array.
3. Create a cmdoperator control array using another Command Button named as Command2.
4. Place Command Button named as Command3 and set its caption to ‘clear’.
5. Place Command Button named as Command4 and set its caption to ‘=’.
6. place a Textbox for the Display.




DESIGN VIEW:

 

CODING:

Private lastoperator As String
Private firstpart As String

Private Sub Form_Load()
TxtResult.Enabled = False
Me.KeyPreview = True
End Sub

Private Sub Form_KeyDown(KeyCode As Integer, Shift As Integer)
'number in main keyboard
If (KeyCode >= 48 And KeyCode <= 57) Then
addDigits (Chr(KeyCode))
End If
'numbers in numpad
If (KeyCode >= 96 And KeyCode <= 105) Then
addDigits (Chr(KeyCode - 48))
End If
'if backspace
If (KeyCode = 8) Then
If (TxtResult.Text <> "") Then
TxtResult.Text = Left(TxtResult.Text, Len(TxtResult.Text) - 1)
End If
End If
'for various operators
If (KeyCode = 111) Then registerOperator ("/")
If (KeyCode = 106) Then registerOperator ("*")
If (KeyCode = 109) Then registerOperator ("-")
If (KeyCode = 107) Then registerOperator ("+")
End Sub

Private Sub cmdoperator_Click(Index As Integer)
registerOperator (cmdoperator(Index).Caption)
End Sub

Private Sub cmdclear_Click()
firstpart = ""
lastoperator = ""
TxtResult.Text = ""
End Sub
 
Private Sub Cmdequals_Click()
Select Case lastoperator
Case Is = "+"
TxtResult.Text = firstpart - TxtResult.Text + TxtResult.Text + TxtResult.Text
Case Is = "-"
TxtResult.Text = firstpart - TxtResult.Text
Case Is = "/"
TxtResult.Text = firstpart / TxtResult.Text
Case Is = "*"
TxtResult.Text = firstpart * TxtResult.Text
End Select
firstpart = ""
lastoperator = ""
End Sub

Private Sub Command1_Click(Index As Integer)
addDigits (Command1(Index).Caption)
End Sub

Private Sub addDigits(Digit As String)
TxtResult.Text = TxtResult.Text & Digit
End Sub

Private Sub registerOperator(Operatortext As String)
lastoperator = Operatortext
firstpart = TxtResult.Text
TxtResult.Text = ""
End Sub



Program to Handle Horizontal Scrollbar & Vertical Scrollbar:

Control
Property
Value
Vscroll 1
Min
1
Vscroll 1
max
100
Vscroll 1
Large change
10
Vscroll 1
Small change
1
Vscroll 1
value
50
Hscroll 1
Min
1
Hscroll 1
Max
100
Hscroll 1
Large change
10
Hscroll 1
Small change
1
Hscroll 1
value
50
Text 1
Font
MS Sans Serif, 12
Command 1
Caption
End

 

CODING:

Private Sub Command1_Click()
End
End Sub

Private Sub Form_Load()
VScroll1.Min = 1
VScroll1.Max = 100
VScroll1.LargeChange = 10
VScroll1.SmallChange = 1
VScroll1.Value = 50
HScroll1.Min = 1
HScroll1.Max = 100
HScroll1.LargeChange = 10
HScroll1.SmallChange = 1
HScroll1.Value = 50
End Sub

Private Sub HScroll1_Change()
Text1.Text = "horizontalsetting:" & Str(HScroll1.Value)
End Sub

Private Sub VScroll1_Change()
Text1.Text = "verticalsetting:" & Str(VScroll1.Value)
End Sub



OUTPUT:

 

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