This system will use the MS Access database and will be used for small elections in colleges or universities. Admin will have the right to register the voters and monitor results.
Voters will have to log in and vote accordingly. The site will have the main page, a history page, user course pages, and links to different faculties. This system performs all functions of a modern library such as issuing and returns of books, fine collection, searching for the required books, Etc. A student will be required to enter his specific password in order to use this system and the administrator will be responsible to manage and monitor other activities.
This sample was created by myself and I am sole owner of all intellectual property rights. You are granted permission to use the sample source code or parts thereof in your own applications without attribution or royalty. However the redistribution of this sample on its own, without any significant modification, is not permitted without my written consent.
If you enhance this sample I would be pleased, if you make your enhancements available to the community as well. Upon a request from a visitor of this website I created an enhanced version of this sample to show you how to combine the Systray-Icon with Balloon Tool Tips that were new to Windows This Version of the sample will only work on computers, which have installed version 5.
It is included in Windows and Microsoft Internet Explorer 5. This sample file is only tested with Microsoft Access XP , Access and Access , but it should work with Access as well. This sample still works on newer versions of Windows However, there is a bit of a problem when the Notification Area Icon is displayed in the overflow section of the Notification Area. It will not respond to mouse events then and it will not show the context menu or the form window on double click.
It might be a solution to this problem, if you would create and open an additional, invisible form that only handles all the mouse events from the icon in the Notification Area. I created this sample application as a proof-of-concept inspired by a question in one of the Access-Newsgroups. I did not find the time to comment the source code yet. If you want to use and adapt the code of this sample to your own requirements you will have to take some time to dig into the source.
The sample is only available for Access onwards should work in any version thereafter because Access 97 did not have the AddressOf-Operator, which is required to create callback functions to the Win-API. If you want to use this sample with Access 97 you could try to implement it using undocumented functions of the OfficeDLLs. Michael Kaplan published a sample on his website that shows this approach. However, the redistribution of this sample on its own, without any significant modification, is not permitted without my written consent.
If you enhance this sample I would be pleased if you make your enhancements available to the community as well. I noticed the original sample did not work with Access and newer. Here is a fixed version for Access and later. This version of the download should work with older Access versions as well, but I have none installed anymore to test it. So I leave the old version available for download as well. I just published a video that shows me converting my Sync-Scrollbars-Sample to a reusable component.
The new version created in that video contains a single class module you can just copy to your project and use right away with no intermingled dependencies. Also I added an additional sample form, showing how to use it with subforms instead of independent forms.
As you can see in the video, I took a couple of lazy shortcuts and did not clean-up the code, yet. So, this sample will only work in the 32Bit editions of Access and newer. Download V2 with reusable component for Mircosoft Access and later - [published ]. This algorithm is not a cryptographic encoding technique, but a very simple encoding algorithm that encodes text by moving every character 13 position in the alphabet. ROT13 is commonly used in the Usenet to post articles which contain text that should not be readable at the first glance.
For example a summary of a movie that has just been released, or the solution to riddle posted in the same article. If someone reads the entire text 'by accident' he wouldn't have fun any more solving the riddle or watching the movie. So the text has to decode before it is readable. So this utlity may be helpful for anyone who wants to encode text with the ROTAlgorithm but has no build in feature to do this in his newsreader software. Just copy the readable text in the ROT13Wandler, encode it and copy the encoded text back to programm where you want to use it.
The utility is available as a precompiled binary runing on all Bit Microsoft Windows operating systems. You may as well download the complete sourcecode of the utility. Because the source is quite simple, I hereby do grant you the permission to use, change and redistribute the sourcecode of the ROT13Wandler without any limitation.
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