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HELP WHAT SOFTWARE DO I NEED TO LEARN VISUAL BASICS

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LHERRE #1 / 7	HELP WHAT SOFTWARE DO I NEED TO LEARN VISUAL BASICS I have been reading about Visual Basics 6 and am interested in learning how to do all this,ok.I bought a sams teach yourself vb6 in 24 hrs book. comes with cd.working model only. To use the cd It says I have to have a learning or standard edition on my computer. They prefer professonal ed. My question is how do I find out if I have VBA Installed on my computer? All I can find out is the visual basics in word 97. I guess this is an intergrated version.Will this work with my teaching edition? Or will I have to install a complete learning,standard or whatever? I am new at this and was hoping someone could help me out before I open the cd.that came with the book. Oh and also I have to have the compiler to work with the examples on the cd. I have windows 98.Pentum 2 packard bell computer -- Posted via CNET Help.com http://www.--*.com/
Tue, 04 Jun 2002 03:00:00 GMT

Doug Kno #2 / 7	HELP WHAT SOFTWARE DO I NEED TO LEARN VISUAL BASICS You will have to go out and buy VB6. It is not part of the Microsoft Office installation. VB6 is the full language VB for Applications is a subset of VB6 VB Script is a smaller subset of VB6 Regards, Doug Knox -- Visit my web site for Win95/98 Tweaks, Tips and Utilities http://members.xoom.com/dbknox/registry/index.htm Files updated and added often Quote: > I have been reading about visual basics 6 and am interested in learning > how to do all this,ok.I bought a sams teach yourself vb6 in 24 hrs book. > comes with cd.working model only. To use the cd It says I have to have a > learning or standard edition on my computer. They prefer professonal ed. > My question is how do I find out if I have vba Installed on my computer? > All I can find out is the visual basics in word 97. I guess this is an > intergrated version.Will this work with my teaching edition? Or will I > have to install a complete learning,standard or whatever? > I am new at this and was hoping someone could help me out before I open > the cd.that came with the book. > Oh and also I have to have the compiler to work with the examples on the > cd. > I have windows 98.Pentum 2 packard bell computer > -- > Posted via CNET Help.com > http://www.help.com/
Tue, 04 Jun 2002 03:00:00 GMT

Michael Harri #3 / 7	HELP WHAT SOFTWARE DO I NEED TO LEARN VISUAL BASICS The Learning Edition is about $100 list and Professional Edition is around $495 list. The Standard Edition joined the dinosaurs a couple of revs back ;-)... -- Michael Harris You will have to go out and buy VB6. It is not part of the Microsoft Office installation. VB6 is the full language VB for Applications is a subset of VB6 VB Script is a smaller subset of VB6 Regards, Doug Knox -- Visit my web site for Win95/98 Tweaks, Tips and Utilities http://members.xoom.com/dbknox/registry/index.htm Files updated and added often > I have been reading about visual basics 6 and am interested in learning > how to do all this,ok.I bought a sams teach yourself vb6 in 24 hrs book. > comes with cd.working model only. To use the cd It says I have to have a > learning or standard edition on my computer. They prefer professonal ed. > My question is how do I find out if I have vba Installed on my computer? > All I can find out is the visual basics in word 97. I guess this is an > intergrated version.Will this work with my teaching edition? Or will I > have to install a complete learning,standard or whatever? > I am new at this and was hoping someone could help me out before I open > the cd.that came with the book. > Oh and also I have to have the compiler to work with the examples on the > cd. > I have windows 98.Pentum 2 packard bell computer > > > -- > Posted via CNET Help.com > http://www.help.com/
Tue, 04 Jun 2002 03:00:00 GMT

Doug Kno #4 / 7	HELP WHAT SOFTWARE DO I NEED TO LEARN VISUAL BASICS The Learning Edition is just that. A learning edition. The Professional Edition will have all the components and etc that MS has for VB6. Virtually no book with a CD will have either of these in it. It will have code samples that can be compiled with the retail product. Go to your local computer store and tell the sales person you want VB6 Learning or Professional Edition. You'll pay about $100 for Learning and about $495 for Professional, but you might be able to find them on sale..... Doug -- Visit my web site for Win95/98 Tweaks, Tips and Utilities http://members.xoom.com/dbknox/registry/index.htm Files updated and added often Quote: > > You will have to go out and buy VB6. It is not part of the Microsoft > Office > > installation. > > VB6 is the full language > > VB for Applications is a subset of VB6 > > VB Script is a smaller subset of VB6 > > Regards, > > Doug Knox > > - > > Visit my web site for Win95/98 Tweaks, Tips and Utilities > > http://members.xoom.com/dbknox/registry/index.htm > > Files updated and added often > > > I have been reading about visual basics 6 and am interested in learning > > > how to do all this,ok.I bought a sams teach yourself vb6 in 24 hrs > book. > > > comes with cd.working model only. To use the cd It says I have to have > a > > > learning or standard edition on my computer. They prefer professonal > ed. > > > My question is how do I find out if I have vba Installed on my > computer? > > > All I can find out is the visual basics in word 97. I guess this is an > > > intergrated version.Will this work with my teaching edition? Or will I > > > have to install a complete learning,standard or whatever? > > > I am new at this and was hoping someone could help me out before I open > > > the cd.that came with the book. > > > Oh and also I have to have the compiler to work with the examples on > the > > > cd. > > > I have windows 98.Pentum 2 packard bell computer > > > -- > > > Posted via CNET Help.com > > > http://www.help.com/ > Thank you Doug Knox. > I am still a little confused,I thought I would have to buy the vb6.How do > I know which program is the full version? For example,this vb starter kit > said that I could get the sams teach yourself vb6 in 5 to 21 days.That it > was the complete compiler edition and probably be the cheapest to learn > with.I also found out you could buy these at auctions at a good price. > There are so many.How do I know what to buy? I have even bought the step > by step vb6 prof. ed.Thought it had everything I would need .But did not,I > got it at an auction said it had everything. > If I ask for learning edition .How do I know It is the full software? > And not just a teaching ed.again. > I have been reading up in the books but need hands on training. > If you can please help me. I did visit your web site,,,,,,, > -- > Posted via CNET Help.com > http://www.help.com/
Tue, 04 Jun 2002 03:00:00 GMT

Michael Harri #5 / 7	HELP WHAT SOFTWARE DO I NEED TO LEARN VISUAL BASICS VB6 Deluxe Learning Edition for $63.45 (plus tax/shipping) (h*ll of a price if it's not a web goof). It's MS Press version... http://www.provantage.com/fp_31120.htm <snip> Includes complete, fully functional & fully supported copy of Visual Basic 6.0 Learning Edition. Also includes: "Learn Microsoft Visual Basic 6.0 Now" multimedia computer based training (CBT) CD; "Microsoft Visual Basic 6.0 Step by Step Learning Edition;" "Microsoft Visual Basic 6.0 Programmer's Guide;" and MSDN Developer Library on 2 CDs. In all, a cost-effective, comprehensive, training kit with multiple ways to learn Visual Basic 6.0. All the training and tools you need to program for Windows and the Internet. </snip> /\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/ It's worth it just to qualify for a VB6 Pro upgrade price of $222.98 http://www.provantage.com/FP_37952.htm especially since the full (non-upgrade) price is $449.93 -- Michael Harris The Learning Edition is just that. A learning edition. The Professional Edition will have all the components and etc that MS has for VB6. Virtually no book with a CD will have either of these in it. It will have code samples that can be compiled with the retail product. Go to your local computer store and tell the sales person you want VB6 Learning or Professional Edition. You'll pay about $100 for Learning and about $495 for Professional, but you might be able to find them on sale..... Doug -- Visit my web site for Win95/98 Tweaks, Tips and Utilities http://members.xoom.com/dbknox/registry/index.htm Files updated and added often > > > > > > > You will have to go out and buy VB6. It is not part of the Microsoft > Office > > installation. > > > > VB6 is the full language > > VB for Applications is a subset of VB6 > > VB Script is a smaller subset of VB6 > > > > Regards, > > Doug Knox > > - > > > Visit my web site for Win95/98 Tweaks, Tips and Utilities > > http://members.xoom.com/dbknox/registry/index.htm > > Files updated and added often > > > > > I have been reading about visual basics 6 and am interested in learning > > > how to do all this,ok.I bought a sams teach yourself vb6 in 24 hrs > book. > > > comes with cd.working model only. To use the cd It says I have to have > a > > > learning or standard edition on my computer. They prefer professonal > ed. > > > My question is how do I find out if I have vba Installed on my > computer? > > > All I can find out is the visual basics in word 97. I guess this is an > > > intergrated version.Will this work with my teaching edition? Or will I > > > have to install a complete learning,standard or whatever? > > > I am new at this and was hoping someone could help me out before I open > > > the cd.that came with the book. > > > Oh and also I have to have the compiler to work with the examples on > the > > > cd. > > > I have windows 98.Pentum 2 packard bell computer > > > > > > > > > -- > > > Posted via CNET Help.com > > > http://www.help.com/ > Thank you Doug Knox. > > I am still a little confused,I thought I would have to buy the vb6.How do > I know which program is the full version? For example,this vb starter kit > said that I could get the sams teach yourself vb6 in 5 to 21 days.That it > was the complete compiler edition and probably be the cheapest to learn > with.I also found out you could buy these at auctions at a good price. > There are so many.How do I know what to buy? I have even bought the step > by step vb6 prof. ed.Thought it had everything I would need .But did not,I > got it at an auction said it had everything. > If I ask for learning edition .How do I know It is the full software? > And not just a teaching ed.again. > I have been reading up in the books but need hands on training. > > If you can please help me. I did visit your web site,,,,,,, > > > -- > Posted via CNET Help.com > http://www.help.com/
Tue, 04 Jun 2002 03:00:00 GMT

LHERRE #6 / 7	HELP WHAT SOFTWARE DO I NEED TO LEARN VISUAL BASICS Quote: > You will have to go out and buy VB6. It is not part of the Microsoft Office > installation. > VB6 is the full language > VB for Applications is a subset of VB6 > VB Script is a smaller subset of VB6 > Regards, > Doug Knox > - > Visit my web site for Win95/98 Tweaks, Tips and Utilities > http://members.xoom.com/dbknox/registry/index.htm > Files updated and added often > > I have been reading about visual basics 6 and am interested in learning > > how to do all this,ok.I bought a sams teach yourself vb6 in 24 hrs book. > > comes with cd.working model only. To use the cd It says I have to have a > > learning or standard edition on my computer. They prefer professonal ed. > > My question is how do I find out if I have vba Installed on my computer? > > All I can find out is the visual basics in word 97. I guess this is an > > intergrated version.Will this work with my teaching edition? Or will I > > have to install a complete learning,standard or whatever? > > I am new at this and was hoping someone could help me out before I open > > the cd.that came with the book. > > Oh and also I have to have the compiler to work with the examples on the > > cd. > > I have windows 98.Pentum 2 packard bell computer > > -- > > Posted via CNET Help.com > > http://www.help.com/ Thank you Doug Knox. I am still a little confused,I thought I would have to buy the vb6.How do I know which program is the full version? For example,this vb starter kit said that I could get the sams teach yourself vb6 in 5 to 21 days.That it was the complete compiler edition and probably be the cheapest to learn with.I also found out you could buy these at auctions at a good price. There are so many.How do I know what to buy? I have even bought the step by step vb6 prof. ed.Thought it had everything I would need .But did not,I got it at an auction said it had everything. If I ask for learning edition .How do I know It is the full software? And not just a teaching ed.again. I have been reading up in the books but need hands on training. If you can please help me. I did visit your web site,,,,,,, -- Posted via CNET Help.com http://www.help.com/
Wed, 05 Jun 2002 03:00:00 GMT

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