This is a plb program with a function that is useful for dumping the entire PLB event stack into an XML file, so you can review or use it to debug.

This ZIP file includes two samples of how to create and use transparent windows within a Windows application.

This is a demonstration of how to use WINAPI calls to connect to DLL routines. And just to show that the "Programming Language for Business" isn't ALL business, this demo program allows you to play a game of video poker on your computer. Included in the zip file is a handy little card shuffling/displaying DLL I found on the Internet called QCARD32. QCARD makes it really easy to create card-based games in no time. Who knows, maybe next I'll create PL/B Fizzbin. (And if anyone actually knows what "Fizzbin" is, then you're obviously as big a nerd as am I!)

LVPrint™ is a loadmod designed to let you print ANY listview out with highly customized formatting by using a single command ("lvPrint;printOut"). LVPrint™ is a trialware component offered by Adjacency Consulting Group, Inc. The enclosed zip file provides a trial version of the loadmod along with several sample programs to demonstrate its capabilities. Please see LVPrint.pdf for more information. LVPrint™ can also be used as a simple report generator. See sample2.pls for details on how this can be achieved.

This is a simple demo program I wrote to show how to use the GETFNAME verb to prompt the user for filenames to prep/open.

This is a quick program I wrote that shows how to build up an HTML message using STREAM. The download does NOT tell you how to associate PLC files with IIS or Apache.

A very short program that shows how to build HTTP headers and HTML content to pass to a browser.

This is a demonstration of how to use functions with PLB 9.0c. This program will generate random numbers using the functions rand and rand_seed.

Here's a more detailed CGI example. This one starts by displaying a static HTML file with some options for the user to fill in. Then the PLC gets control and interprets the input and feeds back a customized response. Bonus points if you recoginze the source material!