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Individual MVP Subwebs...
- Dev Ashish's The Access Web
- A collection of answers to various questions (some Frequently
Asked, some rarely) asked in usenet and Microsoft newsgroups,
convering anything and everything Access/VBA related. A combined
effort of several contributors, the website also maintains a
comprehensive Resources section and few useful utilities.
Maintenant disponible en français.
- Randy Birch's VBnet
- VBnet is Randy's way to share
what he has been learning poring over the MSDN and other API
references, and what he has received from friends and
contributors. He writes, "My rewards are many ... the thanks
that I get from the seven hundred thousand plus visitors who
happened upon just that perfect piece of code they needed while
at VBnet, as well as the chance to expand my knowledge
drumming up these examples."
- Robert Dunlop's X-Zone
- A useful resource for game developers and others using the DirectX SDK for multimedia development. Includes samples, how-to articles, FAQs for the various DirectX APIs, and more! Also includes support information for Sam's
Teach Yourself DirectX 7 in 24 Hours, by co-author Robert Dunlop.
- Felix Kasza's Win32 Samples
- The Win32 page contains a variety
of Win32 samples, covering areas such as LSA, MIDL and RPC,
Network, NTFS streams, Processes, Security, and a few others.
Note that Felix does not speak VB.
- L.J. Johnson's Slightly Tilted Software
- All of the code from articles that L.J. has done for VBPJ over the years. Mainly NT administrative-type programs and utilities, but many are useful for anyone who uses NT and Visual Basic. Extensive use of some of the more esoteric API programming under NT (including file security). A sampling of WMI and ADSI programming is also included, along with photos of other MVPs and well-known VB personalities from VBits.
- David Liske's HTML Help Center
- This subweb contains the results of research conducted in the
area of Microsoft HTML Help. Developers and help authors alike
will find high-quality samples, source code, and tools for
working with HTML Help, along with a couple of items to assist
the users of help systems.
- Brad Martinez' VB-32 Programs & Samples
- A unique collection of 32-bit freeware programs and code samples
catering to the intermediate and advanced Visual Basic programmer
familiar with the Win32 shell common controls, and API.
- Karl E. Peterson's One-Stop Source Shop
- Dedicated to VB programming, this subweb contains a growing
collection of the samples, demos, and tools that Karl has put
together over the years. He's finally pulled his postings
together in a single spot (hence the name). Many were originally
written for VBPJ
and have since been enhanced. Others are simply FAQs. There are
also links to all known VB MVP web sites. If you use VB you're
likely to find something useful here.
- Shyam Pillai's OfficeTips
- A collection of samples, articles related to Microsoft Office VBA programming with/without API, including free add-ins and other handy tips. Definitely the first stop if you want to know about PowerPoint automation.
- Tomas Restrepo's WinDev
- A collection of samples, utilities and articles on Windows
programming in C/C++.
- Bryan Stafford's vbVision
- A collection of Visual Basic samples, articles and tips with
what may be considered a slightly different vision than other VB
sites. The site is dedicated to exposing the limitless
possibilities that are achievable using VB and the Win32 API.
- Mark D. Stotzer's WINDOWS, DOS and
MAC Help
- An extensive collection of links to sites offering help and
advice about Windows (3.x, 95, 98, NT, 2000), DOS (numerous
flavors), and Macintosh operating systems.
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Group MVP Subwebs...
- Common Controls Replacement Project
- The CCRP is a unique project,
combining the extensive talents of Windows developers whose aim
is to provide smaller, faster, more fully-featured and free
replacements to the Microsoft-provided Common Controls and Common
Dialogs.
- Project MVP Website
- The Microsoft Project MVPs have gathered here, in a single
location, the most common FAQs, links, files, sample code, and
more, that they find themselves frequently refering users to.
- Visual C++ MVP FAQ
- A recollection of answers to the most common questions asked in
the Visual C++ and Win32 public newsgroups, provided by MVPs. The
site covers several areas of Visual C++ and Windows development
in C/C++.
- Word MVP FAQ
- A repository for Frequently Asked Questions pertaining to
Microsoft Word, maintained by the Microsoft Word MVPs. In the
various support areas to which the MVPs contribute, there has
been an outcry for a central location of FAQs, tutorials,
samples, etc. This site is the answer to those requests.
Site Information...
- About MVPs.org...
- Wondering what the MVP Program is all about, how to become an
MVP yourself, or what exactly this site purports to be? Check out
this page for a bit of history and answers to a few FAQs.
- More MVP Web Sites
- Also known as The Big List --
This page lists all known web sites of current and past Microsoft
MVP's (or at least those who want their site listed here) by
product specialization.
- MVP Frequently Asked Question (FAQ) Sites
- Gathered here are links to all known FAQ pages, by product,
operated by past and present Microsoft MVP's.
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