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Synchroniq CodeBase v1.0 (Access database backend version)

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15 Jul 2007 1  
Code storage tool for any language but developed using Visual Basic .NET 2005. Includes syntax coloring for VB code and can load via the tools menu external option in Visual Studio 2005.
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Introduction

Code storage tool for any language but developed using Visual Basic .NET 2005. Includes syntax coloring for VB code and can load via the tools menu external option in Visual Studio 2005.

**Note: This version utilizes Access 2003 for the database backend. I have uploaded another version that works with SQL Server for those who prefer that database engine.

Background

Please note this tool utilizes a few snips from other freely available source code routines, namely the syntax colorizing. Comments and author information are retained in the source code.

Using the code

The program runs on its own so it can be used for any language whether VB, J#, C++, SQL or whatever. Additionally, if used with Visual Studio 2005, you can add it to the tools menu via the 'External Tools' option and load it directly from Visual Studio's IDE.

There are two (2) versions of this program. This version is the Access DB Version. There is another version for SQL Server users uploaded as well.

The program appears to be pretty stable and I have seen no major problems running it. It is a work in progress as I intend on continuing to enhance this package... especially since I use it myself extensively.

Please feel free to send me comments and suggestions for the software. I look forward to hearing from you on some new ideas to incorporate into the package.

Points of Interest

  • Can store code from any language.
  • Currently handles color syntax highlighting for VB6 and VB.Net source code.
  • Can be added to the Visual Studio 2005 tools toolbar via the external tools option.
  • This version utilizes SQL Server as the back end. Access version coming soon.

History

This is my very first VB.Net application of any kind so any input or suggestions are greatly appreciated!

License

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