Gérald Santerre, Gerald Santerre enrg.
Gérald Santerre joined the Universal Thread team in November 2001. After the completion of his programming course, he began working for a small shop with FoxPro Windows. A couple of months later, Microsoft launched Visual FoxPro 3 and he started his journey in the world of OOP. He worked for the National Bank of Canada Intranet doing Web programming with VFP. Since January 2001, he became self employed and he has designed some applications for the Nortel Network's, Bombardier's Intranet site and...

The splitter class can be placed on forms between controls that need to share the same space. This will give you the same functionality that you have in Windows Explorer where you can split the treeview and listview panes. This class can resize Active-X controls like MS Treeview or MS Browser. UP...

The VFP-XP-Controls classes was designed to match the Microsoft Windows XP Visual Guidelines. The Visual Guideline can be downloaded from the MS Site. I made those classes to provide a way to match the visuals of XP using only VFP code and controls. For compatibility with Windows standards (themes, ...

Oh no, not another Progressbar! Yes, but with the release of XP, you need to update your toolbox in order to be "en vogue". This progressbar was designed to match the visual style of Windows XP. It look the same as the progressbar you can see when copying files in XP.

You must have VFP5 runtime installed in order to play. This game was the VFP version of a very funny board puzzle (rushhour). All you have to do is to help the red car stocked in the traffic jam. To move a car or a truck, click on it and on the destination square on the board. The puzzle is solv...

This is a simple program (PRG) to dump a DBF file to an HTML file.

IE4Toolbar Class Run the IE4Tool.PRG to view the demo in action! Open the IE4Tool.PRG to see how to implement the class in your programs.

Outlook toolbar class. It really looks like the real one! This zipfile contains a classlib and a sample form. For more info, run the form and click the 'more info...' button.

Resizing and Moving controls at run time? Yes, it's easy! This classlib contains a subclassed shape with all the code needed (and more) to move or resize it at run time.

This zip file contain a classlib with all you need to enabled a OnMouseOut event in your objects! A new second parameter "nTimeOut", give you the equivalent of delaying the MouseMove event. It also contain a sample form, try it... See the 'ReadMe' method of the IsMouseOut Object for more info....

Select your grid on the form designer and run this form from the Program/Do/Form menu. From there you can customize the layout of your grid in a straitfoward way...

This form can be run on desing mode to help you set a lot of commonly used properties in two simple steps. Select some controls on your form, set the properties on the GSQuickBuilder and click Apply!

Automatic creation of name for selected controls on form. And BTW, a builder sample.