Articles by Marc Richarme (Articles: 5)

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Desktop Programming
MFC	CCreditsCtrl - An advanced About Box 7 Jan 2001 Updated: 7 Jan 2001 Rating: 5.00/5 Votes: 14 Popularity: 5.73 Licence: Not specified Views: 203,545 Bookmarked: 72 Downloaded: 4,928 Please Sign up or sign in to vote. Yet another fully stacked control for displaying scrolling credits...
	Adding a Custom Search Feature to CHtmlViews 17 Nov 2000 Updated: 22 Nov 2000 Rating: 4.96/5 Votes: 14 Popularity: 5.69 Licence: Custom Views: 205,077 Bookmarked: 40 Downloaded: 1,826 Please Sign up or sign in to vote. Could be used to create a Visual C++ like search combo for CHtmlViews... With the update, you can highlight all matching words!
	A Flat Splitter Window 27 Jan 2001 Updated: 30 Jan 2003 Rating: 4.91/5 Votes: 53 Popularity: 8.35 Licence: Custom Views: 325,758 Bookmarked: 124 Downloaded: 13,611 Please Sign up or sign in to vote. A small class that gives splitter-windows a flat look
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C++	EasySize - Dialog Resizing in No Time! 10 Dec 2001 Updated: 23 Mar 2007 Rating: 4.95/5 Votes: 213 Popularity: 11.47 Licence: Custom Views: 1,124,645 Bookmarked: 290 Downloaded: 27,889 Please Sign up or sign in to vote. An easy way to position controls in resizable dialogs or property pages using just a few macros
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HTML	JavaScript Password Protection and Session Management 17 Jul 2002 Updated: 17 Jul 2002 Rating: 4.07/5 Votes: 11 Popularity: 4.23 Licence: Custom Views: 154,175 Bookmarked: 46 Downloaded: 2,737 Please Sign up or sign in to vote. This client-side code implements secure password protection and user/session management using cookies based on rc4 encryption.

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Marc Richarme

Engineer Nokia

Denmark

My programming experience started a long time ago in
QBasic (on a 25MHz 486).
I'm now mainly using Java, C++, C, MFC, Perl and PHP, but have used quite a number of other languages as well for various projects.