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                Development Tools for Visual Basic Programmers
                          Increase your productivity!
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Project Analyzer
- The most powerful VB 3.0 and 4.0 source code analyzer on the market
- Document your code, including comments and cross-references
- List procedures, controls, variables and constants
- Find which DLL functions are needed
- Examine your FRX files
- See your code in hypertext form - the procedure/variable references become
  hyperlinks!
- View a call tree
- Find dead procedures, variables and constants! Remove them today!
- Calculate statistics, like lines of code, cyclomatic complexity, ...

DB Structure
- Document your database
- Print the format of your database graphically
- Include links between tables
- List tables and their fields (key fields indicated) in text format

DBtoVB Wizard
- Helps to create database oriented apps
  1) Create the database with Access, Data Manager, Visual Data or any
     tool you prefer along with the development of your app
  2) When the database structure is nearly ready, use DBtoVB to generate a 
     code module. You can then call the module to create another similar
     but empty database
  3) Add the DBtoVB modules to your project
  4) Add a call to function Create_Database
  5) Have the user to create new databases simply, without coding!
  6) If you later change the structure of your database, simply run 
     DBtoVB again - no coding whatsoever!
- Versions for both VB 3.0 and VB 4.0 (16bit)

DB Lock
- See how your database application behaves in a multiuser situation
- See which tables are open and which are read or write locked
- Find tables that are accidentally left open/locked after use
- Lock tables manually to see how your application responds to different
  locking schemes
- Versions for both VB 3.0 and VB 4.0 (16bit)

To find more information about these inexpensive Visual Basic tools, please
visit the VBShop by WWW (http://helsinki.fi/~salste/vb.html) or email me
(Tuomas.Salste@Helsinki.Fi). 

Tuomas Salste