Windows Hashsum 1.0
Here is another application that I wrote several years ago and I am making it available again for those that might be still interested in it. It’s called Windows Hashsum and it allows you to create a hash sum signature for any computer file. It also allows you to read a hash sum for comparison [...]
Read morePriore Lotto v1.1
I am making available for download an old program that I created in 2006. The name of the program is Priore Lotto and it is a lottery simulator. Since I indicated in an earlier post that I would make available some of my old programs and files from my previous website, and because I continue [...]
Read moreThe Java JOptionPane Class
In a previous post I contrasted Java’s message dialog with the message box window that is available to .Net programmers. I also showed how each can be created with just one line of code. In this post my discussion will go a little further and we’ll see how much more useful the JOptionPane class can [...]
Read moreLikes And Dislikes: AT&T Wireless.
I dislike AT&T Wireless. If you asked me two weeks ago, I would have said I hate AT&T Wireless with a passion! But I’ve calmed down since then. Now I just dislike them. I dislike them enough that I will be leaving the ranks of their active customer base as soon as my current contract [...]
Read moreStoring Multiple Values Using a Bit Mask
I continue to receive visitors to my web site looking for an old article I wrote in 2004. That article described how to use bit masking to store multiple values in one variable and the example was written in VB.Net. Here is a link to the article for anyone that might find it useful. how-to-store-multiple-values-together-in-one-variable-by-using-a-bit-mask-in-vb-net
Read moreIs there a MessageBox in Java?
Those programmers familiar with Microsoft programming languages and the related programming environments are no strangers to the utilitarian message box available with as little as one line of code. In VB.Net, that line may look like this: ‘ ‘ Displaying a message box. MessageBox.Show("Hello", "my caption", MessageBoxButtons.OK) And when that line executes, you would see [...]
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