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Seeing is believing.

Try the samples for yourself and see how quick and easy it is to do complex stuff in RadVC. Think how many lines of code you had to write to do all these if you didn't have RadVC. Life is good, huh?

We will be constantly updating this page with new and exciting samples. So please come back often and check out new stuff.

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Sample #1

Globe Sample

Globe - An animation app

Just drop some of your favorite animation sprites on a form. Drop a timer control to set the speed and you are done. Only a few line of code does it all.

Keywords:

Timer control, Image control, Control array

Click here for the source code and instructions

 

Sample #2

Hello Sample

Hello

Save your mouse position as "Current" coordinates on MouseDown event and make a single call of "Line" method on "MouseMove" event. That's all you need to do to create this colorful app.

Keywords:

Graphical methods, CurrentX and CurrentY, mouse events

Click here for the source code and instructions

 

Sample #3

Speed Sample

 

Speed

Need for a speed? try this one out.

Keywords:

Graphical methods, Slider control

Click here for the source code and instructions

 

 

Sample #4

 

Album - an MDI App

Confused about MFC's Document-View architecture? Why bother? See for yourself how easy it is to write powerful MDI app.

Keywords:

Multiple Document Interface (MDI) application, Menu

Click here for the source code and instructions

 

 

Sample #5

wpe6.jpg (8602 bytes)

 

Editor - a Dynamic MDI App

Create MDI Child windows on the fly.

 

Click here for the source code and instructions

Sample #6

DigiClock.jpg (3248 bytes)

 

DigitalClock

Create a cool digital clock.

Click here for the source code and instructions

Sample #7

split.jpg (3948 bytes)

 

 

Splitter Window (Split)

Create a splitter window with 2 picturebox controls.

Click here for the source code and instructions

Sample #8

wpe71.jpg (3705 bytes)

 

 

Gradient Fill (GradFill)

Fill the background of your forms with 2 gradient colors.

Click here for the source code and instructions

Sample #9

wpe2.jpg (6249 bytes)

 

 

Drag listitems  (DragList)

Drag listitems between two listboxes.

Click here for the source code and instructions

Sample #10

databind.jpg (8568 bytes)

 

 

DataBind

Drop a data control and a few textboxes to make a simple database browser

Click here for the source code and instructions

Sample #11

DragText.jpg (11807 bytes)

 

 

DragText

See how easy it is to transfer data between controls and even applications using RFC's powerful OLE drag and drop technology.

Click here for the source code and instructions

Sample #12

comDlg.jpg (5261 bytes)

 

ComDlg (Uses ActiveX)

Shows how you can make use of Microsoft's "Common Dialog" control to open or save files, change colors and fonts of your forms / controls and also to print documents.

Click here for the source code and instructions

 

Sample #13

resizecontrol.jpg (6906 bytes)

 

 

SizeControls (Uses ActiveX)

Shows how to resize controls inside a form proportionally when a form is resized.

Click here for the source code and instructions

Sample #14

ThumbPix.jpg (9674 bytes)

 

ThumbPix

Make a cool gallery of thumbnail pictures that you can add on the fly.

Click here for the source code and instructions

Sample #15

WorldClock.jpg (4449 bytes)

 

WorldClock

Check the time around the globe using this handy clock.

Click here for the source code and instructions

Sample #16

BouncingBall.jpg (3125 bytes)

 

BouncingBall

Learn how to make a simple bouncing ball game using a timer and a shape control.

Click here for the source code and instructions

Sample #17

ShapedForm.jpg (5697 bytes)

 

 

ShapedForm

Shows how to make forms with the shape of your choice. Using this concept, you can make cool UI for consumer devices such as a DVD player control panel etc.

Click here for the source code and instructions

Sample #18

ImageMap.jpg (13355 bytes)

 

ImageMap

Make web-like "clickable" image maps on a form using RFC's image control.

Click here for the source code and instructions

Sample #19

ScrollText.jpg (8351 bytes)

 

ScrollText

Display scrolling text on a form using RFC's timer and label controls.

Click here for the source code and instructions

Sample #20

TypeWriter.jpg (5866 bytes)

 

TypeWriter

Display text messages while simulating a typewriter effect.

Click here for the source code and instructions

Sample #21

ImageListAx.jpg (18709 bytes)

ImageListAx (Uses ActiveX)

Shows how to use Microsoft's ImageList ActiveX control to make a catalog of pictures.

Click here for the source code and instructions

Sample #22

hotlink.jpg (6843 bytes)

 

HotLink

See how easy it is to make a hyperlink text object using RFC's label control.

Click here for the source code and instructions

 

 

Sample #23

BevelCtrl.jpg (4886 bytes)

 

BevelCtrl

Shows how to draw multi-colored bevels around any control on the form.

Click here for the source code and instructions

Sample #24TabStripAx.jpg (6483 bytes)

TabStripAx (Uses ActiveX)

Shows you how to create tabbed dialog / property sheet using MS Tabstrip ActiveX control.

Click here for the source code and instructions

Sample #25

MultiList.jpg (5710 bytes)

MultiList (Uses ActiveX)

Shows how to create a multi-column list control using MS ListView ActiveX control.

Click here for the source code and instructions

 

 

 

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