Freeware - MINO STUDIO

Current version is 1.0.1.209
and can download from here.
Pincodes Version 1.0.1.209
1,08 MB (1 136 019 byte)
MD5: 1C74077CFB6D24B1C70584CB50550C31
SHA1: C1593678F40BD1AEBED0101A5F0E88F8C1602850

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Pincodes is here

December 19th, 2012 | Author: Author

Pincodes has been released!
Version 1.0.1.207

I have changed its appearance a bit and checked the features. It seems OK. I renamed its name “Pin Codes” to “Pincodes” as well.

You can read about details of Pincodes here (http://www.minostudio.com/blog/freeware/pincodes/).

I will update the download page soon. Until then you can download it from here (1,00 MB (1 052 898 byte)).

Hashes:
MD5: 593CCE71F0FD1D20CFCF6FCEF5AF237F
SHA1: 70CC7BD25FA2531C39B1E17E3AC8D246BAA9C0B6

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Pin Codes coming soon

December 15th, 2012 | Author: Author

Pin Codes will soon be here.
It is a program to store your passwords and stuff in a compact database. If you work with affiliate programs, it fits perfectly well.

Pin Codes

When you have once filled in a form, it is not necessary then save files and stuff, it is saved. And of course you can password protect them.

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Image Resizer with C# again

November 28th, 2012 | Author: Author

Now again. Batch Image Resizing Software. And is based on ImageConverter made of Eric-Paul. Unlike his version, this one save your images to JPEG.

Image Resizer

The source code, I could not manage is the following.

CheckForIllegalCrossThreadCalls = false;

I got Error message.
Since I am using “BackgroundWorker”, I hope it goes well.

Anyway, it’s very fast to scale your images.
There seems to be some mysterious features of Windows, and it’s magically save JPEG image format. It was not necessary to enter specific values for compression or anything, just the size.
Then voila. You have it.

And this part, I wanted to do something to avoid errors, because the user can delete digits.

NumberUpDown

But it was actually difficult.
Anyway, after many hours of hassle, I tried the test and see what happens. And look at that, it said nothing and worked just fine.
When I checked the saved images, the scale was changed to the default size (- 1024 pixels in this case), the value I wrote in the “numericUpDown” properties.

I wrote the code as follows:


string s = numericUpDownMaximum.Value.ToString();
if (s == "")
{
 MessageBox.Show("You must input the Max value.", "Max width is empty", MessageBoxButtons.OK, MessageBoxIcon.Stop);
 return;
}
else
{
 MessageBox.Show(s, "Max width is not empty", MessageBoxButtons.OK, MessageBoxIcon.Stop);
}

And ran the program. I deleted numbers, and tested. Then answered the “1024″.

Wise Microsoft again! It is without saying anything but “Handled”.

If you want, you can download it from here.

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