VBMaximizer Tour:

Miscellaneous Tools

VBMaximizer has many miscellaneous commands, to save and restore the IDE desktop (size and position of all open windows), quickly close all IDE windows, decode VB and Win32 error codes, generate GUIDs, save and restore groups of type library references, evaluate statistics about the selected code or the entire project, easily register or unregister a DLL, OCX, or TLB file by dragging-and-dropping it from Explorer and much more. Here are represented only a few of them.

	Register and unregister a COM component file (ActiveX DLL/EXE or Control), either by selecting its name in a file dialog or by dragging and dropping it from Explorer
	The Search Registry dialog lets you type a string or a GUID in the topmost field and produces a tree-like result that contains all the relevant portions of the registry related to the search string. The search string can be a class name, ProgID, Class ID, interface name, interface ID, type library ID etc
	This dialog lets you compile the current project and run it - with a string optionally passed on the command line - as a single operation and without going through that lengthy sequence of dialogs that the standard VB command enforces.
	The Compile and Run command also provides additional compilation options to produce auxiliary information that is never provided by the regular VB compile command, such as a Log file and the ASM source file
	You can view any file by using the VBMaximizer internal editor. The figure above shows the ASM code generated by the VBMaximizer compiler.