Custom control provides the complete File Transfer Protocol. It allows you to send and receive files from FTP servers, get directory information from a server, and manage directories on a server. You can use the Mabry FTP control to automatically transfer files to/from a host when a user enters or needs data. FTP requires a TCP/IPconnection, and it complies with RFC 959.

ActiveX Control that provide news features for VB5 forms as : Save Position, Gradient, Scrolling Title, Minimum Size.

A 32-bit custom control for use with Visual Basic, or any environment that can host ActiveX controls. The control gives you read-only access to a POP3 mailbox. You can retrieve the number of messages in the mailbox, retrieve headers of specific messages, or receive the entire message. There are 5 methods and 20 properties.

Screen capturing to your own programs with one line of code.

FMDrop notifies you when the user drops a file, or set of files, from the Windows File Manager (FILEMAN) or Windows Explorer.

FlyGrid.Net is a fast, lightweight and highly customizable industry standards .Net DataGrid/Tree control which completely manages the data, offering outstanding performance and flexibility to display and manage tabular, nested and hierarchical data.

FlexGridEditor is a full-featured ActiveX grid control. Besides, The user can perform all data entry only using keyboard.

An example of how to flash a forms title bar, using the Windows API.Requires the VB 5.0 Runtimes.

A label control that lets you format the text within it. You can have different fonts, different colors, multiple paragraphs, paragraph formatting, etc. Using properties, you can print your text. All this and its bound, too.

The Finger control requests user information from another host. Some hosts will return little information, some hosts return large amounts of information, some return none at all. The information typically returned includes last date of logon, mail waiting, real name, etc. Sometimes the information includes an address and/or a phone number.