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| Roadkil's
DataByte 1.1 |
Converts any file into a format
that can be ncluded into your application. Allows for pictures,
text, music or any other file to be included inside your application
executable rather than in a separate file. Supports ASM 'db' and
C++ style header file output. |
| ResThief
1.20 |
Extract resources from binary
files, ResThief will examine every executable dropped on its window
and extract all the resources (bitmaps, icons, AVI's, sounds,
text --- anything a programmer cares to stuff into a program)
and save them as separate files. Be amazed by what you can find
in a typical 40 MB program suite! |
| Spell
Checker for Edit Boxes 1.0 |
Help file & sample code to
integrate Spell Checker into your own (16-bit) applications. It
is a near-universal spell checker for Windows applications, an
invaluable add-on for any text-based application. Spell Checker
checks the spelling of any edit control in almost any application
under Windows 3.1/95/98, runs in the background, with hot-key
support. Master dictionaries are available in several languages
and fully editable and searchable custom dictionaries can be created.
The system requirements are modest and it should run on any computer.
Spell Checker remains free for private use. |
| Html2Printf
1.1 |
Most of us developers have the
need to take a file and put it into printf statements for output
to the screen. Common Gateway Interface (CGI) programs are used
to react to html form data, perform some backend function (such
as look up data in a database) and create on-the-fly html for
display back to the calling web browser. Unfortunately, creating
that html for the CGI output is usually done by hand and is very
tedious and time-consuming. The tools used to create web pages
don't do us very good when their output cannot be readily used
for CGI output. Html2Printf helps us in that aspect. It can take
any text file and output a file with wrapper printf statements
around each line. These formatted output lines can be cut and
pasted into a 'C' CGI program file. In this manner you can use
the web page development tools you like for developing the CGI
output you want . |
