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DuckieHo

Geez... lower your font size and use a better topic.

Have you taken any courses or have any manuals on VB?

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MTPAPA121

Better???

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DuckieHo

Now, do you have any background in programming? Do you know how to use VB? What exactly did you want to do?

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MTPAPA121

i know qbasic and only how to make and name stuff in vb

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charbs152

please fill in your system specs via the User CP so we can better assist you

thanks

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FrankenPC

In visual studio, you drag a button onto a form and double click it. It will open the "event" triggered by the mouse click on the button. In that event (which is really a function or sub-routine) put your VB code.

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I think what duckie is trying to get at is that, there is more to making an application than opening up VB6 slapping buttons on it, changing a few colors, and then hoping that it is going to do what you have planned. First question is...

1. What do you want it to do?

Figure out what you first want the program to do because if not, you dont even know where to start.

2. Research.

See if anyone else has made an app. like what you want and see if it would be more of a waste of time to re-build one that is already done and useable.
If so, or if you just simply want to add your own touch to it. Start back at step 2 and research some more. Find out how you are going to make it work, look for examples, get ideas of things to add or remove.

3. Start coding.

Assuming you know how to code, start programming. Work out the bugs as you go, test, and test and test some more to make sure it works.

4. your done.


Worthless post. His hardware has nothing to do with the question he is asking. But for future reference it would be helpful.

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DuckieHo

So you can only do a text box?



Generally:
Create a form like a grey box.
Add a button to this form.
Add code to the button.

http://www.morrowland.com/apron/tuto...text/index.php

You need to learn what functions are avaliable for a class.

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charbs152

yes i know it doesnt matter but i said it for if he need something in the future

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