The METER control is an ActiveX custom control that implements the functionality of an analog style "VU meter", like that found on older stereo receivers or high-end scientific instruments.

The following table documents the METER control's properties, methods, and events in an interactive manner: you can experiment with the control "live", so long as are using Internet Explorer and the control is properly installed. This page attempts to install the control; however, modern versions of Internet Explorer (quite correctly) refuse to install components of unknown origin, so your best bet is to download the control DLL and then, as Administrator, run regsvr32 METER.dll from the command console.

In any case, feel free to examine the source code of this page to learn more about the control's operation.

Please go to the bottom of the page for purchase information.

Properties
Marks	The number of ticks marked by a larger mark.
Maximum	The maximum numeric value represented by the control.
Minimum	The minimum numeric value represented by the control.
Ticks	The number of small ticks to appear across the face of the control.
Stock Properties
Appearance	The meter's current position. The value must lie within the range specified by the Minimum and Maximum properties.
BackColor	The color of the meter's background area. An RGB value, computed as B*65536+G*256+R. Black is 0, white is 16777215.
Caption	The text that appears in the middle of the control.
FillColor	The color used for the meter's arm.
ForeColor	The color used to draw the meter's markings and text.

To download the METER control DLL to your computer, right click on this link and select "Save Target As..." from the context menu. Note that the downloaded DLL is of little use by itself; you must also purchase a license.

The METER control DLL cannot be used in your own projects, or redistributed to end-users without a license. You can purchase a license online. When you purchase a single developer or site license, your license information will be e-mail to you automatically. When you purchase an unrestricted license, your purchase will be reviewed, and a full source archive will be e-mailed to you, usually within 24 hours of your purchase.

The LED control is an ActiveX custom control that implements the functionality of a single 7-segment LED-style digit, which is the type found in many calculators and other handheld devices.

The following table documents the LED control's properties, methods, and events in an interactive manner: you can experiment with the control "live", so long as are using Internet Explorer and the control is properly installed. This page attempts to install the control; however, modern versions of Internet Explorer (quite correctly) refuse to install components of unknown origin, so your best bet is to download the control DLL and then, as Administrator, run regsvr32 LED.dll from the command console.

In any case, feel free to examine the source code of this page to learn more about the control's operation.

Please go to the bottom of the page for purchase information.

Stock Properties
Appearance	Bit map property indicating segment states. The lower seven bits are used to set segments A-G. Bit 7 sets the decimal point. To have the Appearance property override the Caption property, combine these values with 0x8000 (i.e., use a negative value).
BackColor	The color of the digit's background area. An RGB value, computed as B*65536+G*256+R. Black is 0, white is 16777215.
BorderColor	The color used to draw the segment outlines.
Caption	The digit to be displayed. Single-character string that may be any character between "0" and "9", or the "-" character. May also be a two-character string; in this case, the presence of a decimal point in the second position indicates that the decimal point should appear "lit".
FillColor	The color used to fill the interior of unlit segments.
ForeColor	The color used to fill the interior of lit segments.

To download the LED control DLL to your computer, right click on this link and select "Save Target As..." from the context menu. Note that the downloaded DLL is of little use by itself; you must also purchase a license.

The LED control DLL cannot be used in your own projects, or redistributed to end-users without a license. You can purchase a license online. When you purchase a single developer or site license, your license information will be e-mail to you automatically. When you purchase an unrestricted license, your purchase will be reviewed, and a full source archive will be e-mailed to you, usually within 24 hours of your purchase.

The KNOB control is an ActiveX custom control that implements the functionality of a rotating knob of the kind that is often found on high-end scientific instruments and receivers.

The following table documents the KNOB control's properties, methods, and events in an interactive manner: you can experiment with the control "live", so long as are using Internet Explorer and the control is properly installed. This page attempts to install the control; however, modern versions of Internet Explorer (quite correctly) refuse to install components of unknown origin, so your best bet is to download the control DLL and then, as Administrator, run regsvr32 KNOBctrl.dll from the command console.

If you successfully installed the control in IE9, you may wish to switch the browser to IE9 Compatibility Mode to ensure that the knob control does not momentarily disappear while it is manipulated. (When I grow up, maybe I'll figure out all the quirks between all the modes of IE... or maybe not.)

In any case, feel free to examine the source code of this page to learn more about the control's operation.

Please go to the bottom of the page for purchase information.

Properties
BevelColor	The color of the knob's bevel, not including the outside rim. An RGB value, computed as B*65536+G*256+R. Black is 0, white is 16777215.
BevelRimColor	The color of the outside rim of the knob's bevel.
BevelRimSize	The width of the bevel's outside rim, expressed as a percentage of the knob's diameter.
BevelShadowColor	The color of the bevel's shadowed area.
BevelSize	The width of the bevel area, expressed as a percentage of the knob's diameter.
Position	The current position of the knob.
Resolution	The resolution of the knob. One full revolution of the knob will advance the position by this amount.
SpotColor	The color of the control spot's interior.
SpotSize	The width of the control spot, expressed as a percentage of the knob's radius.
SpotRimColor	The color of the control spot's rim.
SpotRimSize	The size of the control spot's rim area, expressed as a percentage of the knob's radius.
SpotShadowColor	The color of the shadowed area of the control spot's rim.
TickColor	The color of the ticks, shown in the bevel area.
Ticks	The number of ticks to display in the bevel area.
TickSize	The length of ticks, expressed as a percentage of the knob's diameter.
Stock Properties
BackColor	Background color.
ForeColor	The foreground color stock property is used to paint the knob's interior.
Events
Scroll	When the control is moved, an event of this type is fired. The event's parameter is the delta value (positive or negative) indicating the amount by which the control has been moved.

To download the KNOB control DLL to your computer, right click on this link and select "Save Target As..." from the context menu. Note that the downloaded DLL is of little use by itself; you must also purchase a license.

The KNOB control DLL cannot be used in your own projects, or redistributed to end-users without a license. You can purchase a license online. When you purchase a single developer or site license, your license information will be e-mail to you automatically. When you purchase an unrestricted license, your purchase will be reviewed, and a full source archive will be e-mailed to you, usually within 24 hours of your purchase.