Which would you rather publish?

This:

	Public Function NetTimeToVbTime(ByVal NetDate As Long) As Double
	   Const BaseDate# = 25569   'DateSerial(1970, 1, 1)
	   Const SecsPerDay# = 86400
	   NetTimeToVbTime = BaseDate + (CDbl(NetDate) / SecsPerDay)
	End Function

Or this:

	Public Function NetTimeToVbTime(ByVal NetDate As Long) As Double
	   Const BaseDate# = 25569   'DateSerial(1970, 1, 1)
	   Const SecsPerDay# = 86400
	   NetTimeToVbTime = BaseDate + (CDbl(NetDate) / SecsPerDay)
	End Function

I've decided to make the tool I use to mark-up code for this site available for all my visitors. If you have ever wanted to publish or even print your code in color, ClassicVB simply doesn't help you at all. I wrote this tool primarily to use while building this site. But I've ended up extending it in ways that go way beyond what I originally envisioned. The online offering is really just a demo of what's possible. See below for your opportunity to take home the full-meal deal.

Give it a whirl

Paste or enter your own source code below, answer the simple math problem (to discourage robot submissions), and press the Parse This! button to see how it works.

What is 6+2? 

[Enter some VBish code here.]

Obtaining the standalone

If you'd like a copy of the standalone, that can probably be arranged. Just make a PayPal donation for whatever you feel it may be worth, and drop me some feedback. Here's what it looks like:

Features offered in the standalone, not available in online demo:

• Choice of <span> or <font> tags, allowing site-wide style updates via CSS
• Clipboard hooking to catch all Copy operations from designated applications (vb6.exe, vb5.exe, ...)
• Instant markup as source is edited in native TextBox
• Recognizes most dialects of VBish code - VB, VBA, VBScript
• Keyword list is INI-based for easy editting
• Markup displayed in embedded browser window
• Drag-and-drop support from Windows Explorer
• Virtually no size limit on source files
• Speed! Flexibility! Multiple Windows!