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Here are some of the programs/scripts listed that I've made.
Some contain a lot of REM lines, others maybe one or two.
If you need some help, feel free to E-mail me.

VDS String
This is a collection of all the thing you must be
able to manipulate in a line of text, and which VDS hasn't got.
Includes: InvertCase, SentenceCaseString, TitleCaseString,
CountWordsInString, WordericString, ValueInString, OverlayString,
LowestValue, HighestValue, PadString, SpaceString, StrangeString,
ReplaceString, DeleteString, RightSearchString, ReverseString and
CopyString.

Gateway.dll
You can use this extension to create a Gateway between two scripts,
so that it's possible to have a kind of 'External Subroutines'. This
may be usefull if you don't want to give your code to someone else,
or if you don't want to get a messy code...

HTA Support (HTML) (VDS 5 only)
This script adds the ability to include HTML files to your program,
without the use of external DLLs. This way you can easily add some
credits, sourcecode or helpfiles to your VDS program. Please note
this will only work with VDS 5, because it is using some of the
Windows APIs.

MSN2VDS
This is a sort of gateway, which communicates between MSN and
VDS, so you can make programs that can, for example, change your friendlyname or
set your status to Offline if you are away for 10 minutes.
Visual Basic source code included.

Tetris! (Only works with VDS 3)
This is Tetris. When I was on vacation I've spent 3 weeks on
thinking how to make it. There are still a lot of bugs, but that's
because I didn't want to make it proper, the code was flying over my head...
It's a good example of how to make games with just text.

VDS HTTP Server
This is a HTTP (Internet) server. There are still a lot of bugs in it,
but it is useful. To use it you must have vdsinet.dll, which is contained
in the vdsdll27 from Tommy Sools.
There is also an example of how to make a chatbox with this code,
available here.

VDS MSN Server
I made this one as a joke, so people were thinking they 'hacked'
someone. It is very useful if you have a network and want to communicate
internal, without having a connection to the Internet.
But, I doesn't work like it should, so without changes it's useless.
Needs vdsinet.dll to run.

Fake-edit
This is an example of how to simulate Edit boxes.
It also includes something to type text directly into
a list, so that the user can give his/her own input.

VDS Status
Normally VDS doesn't have an advanced status bar, and I
wanted to change that. This one can show bitmaps, icons,
and it can even show a progress bar! Btw. If you want to
have an even greater status bar, look at Tommy Sools' vdslist.dll.

VDS Chart
I was wondering. How to make your own Chart with VDS?
The answer was quite simple...
Good example of how to make your own Dialog Elements...

Mouse Write
With this program you can simulate your keyboard
with your mouse. This is handy if you are disabled,
or if you have a Touch Screen somewhere.

Multi Document Interface
This simulates a dialog which has Child Dialogs
inside. If you don't know what I mean, take a look at
for example, Word.

Auto Complete
This code will automatic complete the text you're
typing. So if you type 'H', it will suggest 'Hello'
If you press TAB the text will be completed.

VDS SMTP Server
This is a basic SMTP server. It will only recieve E-mails,
log them, and send them with the use of vdsinet.dll.
If you have your own company it is a good tool to check
what your workers are doing.

Free Translation
This will translate a text from one to another language.
Needs VDSIPP.DLL to run.

VDS Clock
This is a little analog clock, which is made with the use of
x and y positions of a real clock.

VDS HTML Copy
Use this code if you're copying a lot from the internet
into VDS or an other program that requires plain text.