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Kris Watt #1 / 20
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I am starting a school project and I have to make a progrma with a programming language and I am going to use Visual Basic 5 (learning edition) it doesnt have to be too fancy does anyone have any tips for me. I have the visual basic in 21 days book but I need some tips of so people that have had hands on experience thanks heaps Kris!
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Andre' Somer #2 / 20
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Maybe a simple database-app for storing the adresses and phonenumbers of your friends? Andre' Quote:
>I am starting a school project and I have to make a progrma with a >programming language and I am going to use Visual basic 5 (learning >edition) >it doesnt have to be too fancy does anyone have any tips for me. I have the >visual basic in 21 days book but I need some tips of so people that have >had hands on experience >thanks heaps >Kris!
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Mon, 24 Jul 2000 03:00:00 GMT |
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Timothy O'Nei #3 / 20
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You have the right book. All the SAMS books are pretty good, especially if you are just starting. I would also suggest that you do something related to a database. It is not difficult and VB 5 handles it with ease. Quote:
> I am starting a school project and I have to make a progrma with a > programming language and I am going to use Visual basic 5 (learning > edition) > it doesnt have to be too fancy does anyone have any tips for me. I have the > visual basic in 21 days book but I need some tips of so people that have > had hands on experience > thanks heaps > Kris!
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Mon, 24 Jul 2000 03:00:00 GMT |
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Daniel Holz #4 / 20
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What is your assignment? Will you have to create EXEs or merely the source code. If you have to compile code (turn it into EXEs) be careful when working with the learning edition. It does not allow you to compile code with CreateDatabase and it may not allow you to compile code that directly accesses database (I think that you have to go through the database control). You can get around this by creating the database (with empty tables) with MS Access and then merely adding or removing records. If you 1) plan on doing considerable programming in VB in the future 2) are going to be a student for many years 2) purchased the learning edition 3) can return it for a refund then you should consider returning the learning edition and purchasing the Student Edition. It cost significantly more (about $100) and it is not upgradable, but it has all the features of VB5Pro and some come bundled with Windows NT4.
: You have the right book. All the SAMS books are pretty good, especially if you : are just starting. I would also suggest that you do something related to a : database. It is not difficult and VB 5 handles it with ease.
: > I am starting a school project and I have to make a progrma with a : > programming language and I am going to use Visual basic 5 (learning : > edition) : > it doesnt have to be too fancy does anyone have any tips for me. I have the : > visual basic in 21 days book but I need some tips of so people that have : > had hands on experience : > thanks heaps : > Kris! -- ---=====-----=====-----=====-----=====-----======-----=====-----=====-----===
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Mon, 24 Jul 2000 03:00:00 GMT |
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Bas Vosse #5 / 20
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> You have the right book. All the SAMS books are pretty good, especially if you > are just starting. I would also suggest that you do something related to a > database. It is not difficult and VB 5 handles it with ease.
> > I am starting a school project and I have to make a progrma with a > > programming language and I am going to use Visual basic 5 (learning > > edition) > > it doesnt have to be too fancy does anyone have any tips for me. I have the > > visual basic in 21 days book but I need some tips of so people that have > > had hands on experience > > thanks heaps > > Kris!
Learn about the data control, the grid control and about tables. You can use Access to create the database. It can be done in hours. Fox
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Sun, 06 Aug 2000 03:00:00 GMT |
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Jeroe #6 / 20
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> > You have the right book. All the SAMS books are pretty good, especially if you > > are just starting. I would also suggest that you do something related to a > > database. It is not difficult and VB 5 handles it with ease.
> > > I am starting a school project and I have to make a progrma with a > > > programming language and I am going to use Visual basic 5 (learning > > > edition) > > > it doesnt have to be too fancy does anyone have any tips for me. I have the > > > visual basic in 21 days book but I need some tips of so people that have > > > had hands on experience > > > thanks heaps > > > Kris! > Learn about the data control, the grid control and about tables. > You can use Access to create the database. It can be done in hours. > Fox
And buying Access is going to cost us how much? What else is available to use to create the databases? I tried some other program (I can't remember which, now. I believe it was Excel) to create the database, but I had problems searching through it. Any suggestions? thanks Jeroen Snoek. BTW, you dutch? :-)
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Sun, 06 Aug 2000 03:00:00 GMT |
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David Lockhart I #7 / 20
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> i know this is stuppid and it is probably easy but could you help any ways
i am having problems with an if statements ever time i try to run it and press a button it says prorgram errors out ihave it wrote like this if (m_TextEdit== True ) MessageBox (m_TextEdit); else MessageBox("Enter Text Here");
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Tue, 08 Aug 2000 03:00:00 GMT |
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David Lockhart I #8 / 20
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> i know this is stuppid and it is probably easy but could you help any ways
i am having problems with an if statements ever time i try to run it and press a button it says prorgram errors out ihave it wrote like this if (m_TextEdit== True ) MessageBox (m_TextEdit); else MessageBox("Enter Text Here");
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Tue, 08 Aug 2000 03:00:00 GMT |
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David Lockhart I #9 / 20
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> i know this is stuppid and it is probably easy but could you help any ways
i am having problems with an if statements ever time i try to run it and press a button it says prorgram errors out ihave it wrote like this if (m_TextEdit== True ) MessageBox (m_TextEdit); else MessageBox("Enter Text Here");
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Tue, 08 Aug 2000 03:00:00 GMT |
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David Lockhart I #10 / 20
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> i know this is stuppid and it is probably easy but could you help any ways
i am having problems with an if statements ever time i try to run it and press a button it says prorgram errors out ihave it wrote like this if (m_TextEdit== True ) MessageBox (m_TextEdit); else MessageBox("Enter Text Here");
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Tue, 08 Aug 2000 03:00:00 GMT |
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David Lockhart I #11 / 20
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> i know this is stuppid and it is probably easy but could you help any ways
i am having problems with an if statements ever time i try to run it and press a button it says prorgram errors out ihave it wrote like this if (m_TextEdit== True ) MessageBox (m_TextEdit); else MessageBox("Enter Text Here");
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Tue, 08 Aug 2000 03:00:00 GMT |
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Norman Ha #12 / 20
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>> i know this is stuppid and it is probably easy but could you help any ways >i am having problems with an if statements ever time i try to run it and press >a button it says prorgram errors out ihave it wrote like this >if (m_TextEdit== True ) >MessageBox (m_TextEdit); >else >MessageBox("Enter Text Here");
Hi Dave, What version of Basic are you using? B4Igo, most if...block statements end with "end if" - perhaps this might help? See ya,
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Wed, 09 Aug 2000 03:00:00 GMT |
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Lee J. Wein #13 / 20
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Are you sure you're in the right newsgroup? Your code is in C/C++ syntax, not Visual Basic. In VB, the code would be: If m_TextEdit = True Then MessageBox m_TextEdit Else MessageBox "Enter Text Here" End If Lee Weiner weiner AT fuse DOT net
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>> i know this is stuppid and it is probably easy but could you help any ways >i am having problems with an if statements ever time i try to run it and press >a button it says prorgram errors out ihave it wrote like this >if (m_TextEdit== True ) >MessageBox (m_TextEdit); >else >MessageBox("Enter Text Here");
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Wed, 09 Aug 2000 03:00:00 GMT |
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Niels Anderse #14 / 20
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Wed, 09 Aug 2000 03:00:00 GMT |
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