Hi I am a college student majoring in networking and I just need a little help getting started on a program then I will be able to finish it myself thanks
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Posted 15 November 2010 - 02:10 PM
hello techgurl, welcome, i am new here too, i am uni student currently in 5th semester doing Bachelor of computer science. i am looking forward to do major in networking too. current i am studying 1 course , Computer communication & networking. hope to see u around, take care.
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Re: New user
Posted 17 November 2010 - 09:42 AM
Adnan25, on 15 November 2010 - 01:10 PM, said:
hello techgurl, welcome, i am new here too, i am uni student currently in 5th semester doing Bachelor of computer science. i am looking forward to do major in networking too. current i am studying 1 course , Computer communication & networking. hope to see u around, take care.
Thanks Im trying to figure out how to write a code for vb
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Re: New user
Posted 17 November 2010 - 11:14 AM
1. Open VB. Start a new project. You will see a form.
2. From the left hand window with all the gizmos on it (called the "toolbox"), double click the command button icon. You should see a button called "command1" appear in the middle of the form.
3. double click the commmand button. You should see a screen appear, with the following code:
Between these two lines of code, enter one yourself, like this:
Run the program (click the little arrow thing on the toolbar, or press F5).
Congratulations. You have written your first VB program. Good luck!
2. From the left hand window with all the gizmos on it (called the "toolbox"), double click the command button icon. You should see a button called "command1" appear in the middle of the form.
3. double click the commmand button. You should see a screen appear, with the following code:
Public Sub Command1_Click() End Sub
Between these two lines of code, enter one yourself, like this:
Public Sub Command1_Click()
MsgBox "Hello, World!"
End Sub
Run the program (click the little arrow thing on the toolbar, or press F5).
Congratulations. You have written your first VB program. Good luck!
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