This page contains executable versions of some of the programs that I've written. They're saved in a .zip file, so you'll need to decompress them before you can run the program. Newer versions of Windows come with built-in support for .zip files, but I recommend using WinRAR. If you're a programmer who's interested in modifying them, the source code for each of these programs is available on my Programming page.

I've also written a few Q-BASIC programs, which if you're interested in downloading, can be found on my Programming page.

• 3D Beer Pong v1.1b
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  A 3D program of the popular college game, beer pong. It's done with wireframe graphics, using the simple line and circle commands built into Visual Basic. Eventually, I'd like to learn how to use Direct3D for the graphics, but that's down the road a ways.

• Photo Page Generator v2.2
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  This is a program I wrote to generate some html code to automate the making of photo pages. It will read a directory to get all of the images, write the html code to put them in thumbnails, and generate a webpage for each photo (with navigation links and a handy-dandy javascript that dynamically resizes the image to fit the window). You can even generate different galleries for the images in a directory. There is also a readme file included in the zip archive with detailed directions on how to use the program. For the time being, this program has lost the ability to generate a drop-down box for a slideshow which was a feature of a previous version. Note that the code it generates is to work with the format of my Photo Pages, but if you are a programmer, you could easily download and edit the code from my Programming page to make it fit whatever format you wanted. This program uses a module written by David Crowell to read in the image sizes.

• Circle Gradient Pattern Generator
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  This is a program I wrote to play around with graphics. It uses the Brightness Demo ©2005 by Tanner "DemonSpectre" Helland as the method to display the graphics, while the actual creation of the pattern is my original code. Basically, it creates circular gradients about points, and overlays all these gradients to generate the patterns. There are two methods of gradients - a simple linear method, which generates fairly smooth gradients, and a power based method, which generates sharper gradients. To see some examples of the images made with this program, take a look at my artwork page. You can also go to my programming page to download the source code of the program.

• Excel to HTML Table Maker
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  This is a very simple Excel Macro that will convert highlighted ranges in Excel into HTML tables. It generates a very simple table, without any formatting. This generates much more streamlined code than the built-in Save As HTML in Excel. It's also simpler than a lot of the other macros I had found online, which copied Excel's formatting to the HTML code, which isn't what you always want to do.