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2/12/2000 9:49:00 PM:Rocky Clark
PLEASE LEAVE A COMMENT and
VOTE FOR ME!
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2/13/2000 5:10:18 AM:Sick
Fantastic coding!! I've seen more VB
thumbnail browsers, but this one is
finally one of high quality. Excellent
job! The only thing i miss is a
progressbar. But that should be no
significant problem :o>
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2/13/2000 8:45:29 PM:Rocky Clark
Sick,
Thanks for the compliments.
Maybe you could draw in the StatusBar
for a progress bar. Keep on coding!
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2/13/2000 11:01:38 PM:lvinniel
I must say that this thumbnail viewer
is exactly what I have been looking for
at PSC. The others don't compare with
this one at all. I compared it with
PaintShop Pro's image browser and I
browsed 963 images. It took PSP5 37
seconds @ 6.576 MB RAM consumption
while this App took 17 seconds @ 8.652
MB RAM consumption. I'm not sure how
windows caches the recent info, but I
tried it several times for both to make
sure they equally had the cache in hand
and your app still outperformed PSP!!
Good job!! This is a keeper!
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2/14/2000 3:01:56 PM:P Lerdahl
A great code and fast on running.
It
could used a progressbar to show the
progress on large directories.
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2/14/2000 8:43:50 PM:Rocky Clark
I updated the project today 2/14/99.
The new code includes a progress bar
and saves the last window size and
position settings.
Keep
Coding!
Rocky
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2/15/2000 3:10:33 AM:Tony
Rocky, how about using lightweight
controls from VB. This way you can
reduce your resource problem. I tried.
It went from 7% to 2% usage (only small
test done). You can find the
LightWeight controls on disk 3, in the
folder: X:\COMMON\TOOLS\VB\WINLESS. I
use the same control(s) for the
submission I made for Clipboard Control.
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3/4/2000 2:24:26 AM:Tyson Rawlings
You might use a timer event to load the
thumbnails, right now you are using a
for/next to load all the images, when
you could change that into a timer
event, this would allow the user to see
the thumbnails load on the screen, and
click on the one's that have been
loaded. So people with large directoies
don't have to wait a year, the first
image appers in a second...
This
will slow down the load by about maybe
.01 seconds per image, but well worth
it!
later...
Tyson
Rawlings
SoftTech
International
http://www.stsoftware.com
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3/18/2000 8:33:13 PM:sgt drake
I am getting a error msg when opening
project. Retained is an invalid key
thumbs.vbp can't be loaded
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3/19/2000 7:16:58 AM:AppCobbler
Sorry to hear that Sgt. It sounds like
you may be using VB 5.0 and this
program was written using VB 6.0.
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3/21/2000 12:17:01 PM:Jonathan
sgt drake, to fix the 'retained is an
invalid key' error, open up the vbp in
notepad and find the line that has the
'retained' in it, delete it, it should
work now.
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5/28/2000 8:47:21 AM:Devon K
Very nice work. You should just add a
form2 with a picture box in it to load
up your files when you click on them.
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7/4/2000 10:01:49 AM:¤KEEL¤
Hi Rocky: Iam newbie, and Iam
frustrate
because I have a project on
mind but I
dont Know how write to a
code,what Iwant
to ,is there
any,procedure,rules,or step
to follow
because I dont Know how to
translate
my Orders to the application
to a code
because,I dont Know when use
simbols
like *,"",=,&,%,#,~ etc. How you
guys
Know when and what simbols to use
to
tell the application what to do
whith
a code. Please Help me out! I
dont want
to be copying somebody's
work,I want to
be like you,I want to
create! My goal is
Create a project
(when you executed it
show a message
on center of the screen,
and right
after cople of seconds shutoff
the
minitor. But like I've been say,
I
don't want somebody give me a code
for it, I want to create it, If
somebody
teach me how to write!
Please somebody Help me !
Advises,Comments,opinions. Feel free to
email me at
kazz@ProgenIC.zzn.com
Thanks and God Bless You all Guys! :)
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7/4/2000 10:50:16 AM:Rocky Clark (Kath-Rock Software)
KEEL,
Since you are so new, the best
I can do for you is tell you how to get
started. Search the web for "Learn
Visual Basic". Include the quotes in
your search. There are many sites out
there that can help you get started in
VB. This is not a simple undertaking,
but with some persistance, you will be
writing your own programs in no time.
After you've learned the basics, then
come back to Planet Source Code to see
how other programmers are accomplishing
specific tasks.
Good Luck!
Rocky
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8/1/2000 4:21:03 PM:Barry DeLong
Is there a way to save the thumb
thumbnails as files in a specified
directory? Perhaps using a save
function at the end of the
'CreatePicThumb' procedure?
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8/2/2000 6:22:27 AM:Rocky Clark (Kath-Rock Software)
Barry,
Yes you can save the picture
using 1 line of code. In the
'CreateThumbPic' procedure, look for
the line 'lRet = StretchBlt(...)'. Add
this code as the next line. 'Call
SavePicture(picThumb.Image, FileName)'
where 'FileName' is whatever path and
file you want. That's it. The picture
is saved. You'll need to come up with a
schema for naming the thumbs, but that
shouldn't be too difficult.
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12/15/2000 4:29:57 PM:Jasonnn
Is there a way I could give the program
a list of urls and have it make
thumnails for them target picture
files. I understand for modem users
this process may be somewhat time
consuming.
Would it take just as long
to save each file to the hard drive
first before making thumbnails?
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12/17/2000 8:42:28 AM:Rocky Clark
Jasonnn,
It would be quicker to
download the images to a folder and
then point the program to that folder.
This way when you go to edit the image
the code wouldn't have to go out and
download image from a site again.
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4/24/2001 9:52:13 AM:GReNDeL PRiMe
Cool program.
I have changed it,
though, to suit my goal: getting
pathnames from a database and loading
the pictures behind the path. I have
included the modified program in my
project (not on PSC), fully credited
o.c. If you have an objection please
let me know and I will remove it from
my project.
Thanks
GP
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6/27/2001 7:12:49 PM:someone
the program just freeze when browsing
temporany internet file, as in older
version...when will it be fixed?
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7/21/2001 4:41:25 AM:johnb
Great bit code. This is just what I'm
looking for. Thanks for the additional
comment on how to save the image.
Cheers!
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3/10/2002 10:52:51 PM:Pietro Cecchi
Splendid code, Rocky!
5 globes are
mandatory.
Pietro
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3/29/2002 7:08:06 AM:Andrew
It performs well, and it's well
documented.
Like any programmer, I
want to make some changes so that it
does what I want. I'm able to do so
because it is so well written. Thanks
Rocky.
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4/6/2002 5:13:06 PM:C. Sibon
hey dude,
I can get your code to
work, i wanted to work with your
example with a path array, i want to
send you the project but I donno your
e-mail adres.
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6/22/2002 4:46:00 AM:Richard
Is this the author???, or just using
it??
http://www.dutchthewiz.com/edito
r/thumbs
http://www.dutchthewiz.com
/images/thumbsmain.gif
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7/21/2002 1:53:48 AM:Adam
check out ImageBrowser on PSC if you
are interested in this.
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1/13/2003 11:02:58 PM:pcito
This is the ONLY good thumbnail browser
on PSC. It is the only one that caches
thumbnails and handles resizing well.
Good job.
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3/2/2003 11:41:26 PM:
Great code 5 globes
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