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Centering text on an API controlled messagebox.
I.e.
If mlNumIterations >= MAX_ITERATIONS Then
meSubmissionState = SS_FINISHED
Reply = MessageBox(0, "The Goverment Sumbisssion Gateway has not responded in the required time limit." & vbCr & "EOY submission has failed." & vbCr & "You will need to resubmit the EOY file.", "CRITICAL ERROR", MB_OK& & MB_ICONSTOP)
End If
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Months since I used VB. Most is coming back, but not all.
I.e.
If mlNumIterations >= MAX_ITERATIONS Then
meSubmissionState = SS_FINISHED
Reply = MessageBox(0, "The Goverment Sumbisssion Gateway has not responded in the required time limit." & vbCr & "EOY submission has failed." & vbCr & "You will need to resubmit the EOY file.", "CRITICAL ERROR", MB_OK& & MB_ICONSTOP)
End If
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Months since I used VB. Most is coming back, but not all.
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Tomoose wrote:
> Yeah just finished mine, well got the documentation and little bits
> to finish. All but one of us did it in VBA. The other guy did it in
> Php, because thats what he knew best. Suffice to say me and him are
> the only one's getting A's in this course :P.
There's only 6 people in my Computing class.
I got an A for AS and I'm on track for another one to make my complete A level.
Can I ask, what does your project do?
> Yeah just finished mine, well got the documentation and little bits
> to finish. All but one of us did it in VBA. The other guy did it in
> Php, because thats what he knew best. Suffice to say me and him are
> the only one's getting A's in this course :P.
There's only 6 people in my Computing class.
I got an A for AS and I'm on track for another one to make my complete A level.
Can I ask, what does your project do?
gamesfreak wrote:
> VB sucks ass.
>
> We have to use it for our Computing projects though (the VBA thing
> for use with Access)
>
> I'd of much rather of prefered to use PHP/MySQL but obviously, my
> college is gay.
Yeah just finished mine, well got the documentation and little bits to finish. All but one of us did it in VBA. The other guy did it in Php, because thats what he knew best. Suffice to say me and him are the only one's getting A's in this course :P.
> VB sucks ass.
>
> We have to use it for our Computing projects though (the VBA thing
> for use with Access)
>
> I'd of much rather of prefered to use PHP/MySQL but obviously, my
> college is gay.
Yeah just finished mine, well got the documentation and little bits to finish. All but one of us did it in VBA. The other guy did it in Php, because thats what he knew best. Suffice to say me and him are the only one's getting A's in this course :P.
gamesfreak wrote:
> VB sucks ass.
>
> We have to use it for our Computing projects though (the VBA thing
> for use with Access)
>
> I'd of much rather of prefered to use PHP/MySQL but obviously, my
> college is gay.
I guess that's what I'll be doing come September
> VB sucks ass.
>
> We have to use it for our Computing projects though (the VBA thing
> for use with Access)
>
> I'd of much rather of prefered to use PHP/MySQL but obviously, my
> college is gay.
I guess that's what I'll be doing come September
VB sucks ass.
We have to use it for our Computing projects though (the VBA thing for use with Access)
I'd of much rather of prefered to use PHP/MySQL but obviously, my college is gay.
We have to use it for our Computing projects though (the VBA thing for use with Access)
I'd of much rather of prefered to use PHP/MySQL but obviously, my college is gay.
It was the headline for a developer site *somewhere*.
I'll have a look.
Ah, turns out it's just for VB 6, and free support with that. Makes more sense as MS move fully towards the .NET framework for apps.
"More than 2,500 people have signed a petition, including 228 who have had the title of Most Valuable Professional bestowed on them by Microsoft, asking the software giant not to stop offering free support for the widely used Visual Basic 6.0 in its Visual Studio developer product"
The power of headlines, eh.
I'll have a look.
Ah, turns out it's just for VB 6, and free support with that. Makes more sense as MS move fully towards the .NET framework for apps.
"More than 2,500 people have signed a petition, including 228 who have had the title of Most Valuable Professional bestowed on them by Microsoft, asking the software giant not to stop offering free support for the widely used Visual Basic 6.0 in its Visual Studio developer product"
The power of headlines, eh.
lcarus wrote:
> There's news that MS will stop supporting VB soon, which has caussed a
> bit of an uproar in the industry.
Have a link for that at all?
> There's news that MS will stop supporting VB soon, which has caussed a
> bit of an uproar in the industry.
Have a link for that at all?
There's news that MS will stop supporting VB soon, which has caussed a bit of an uproar in the industry.
You want a 'visual basic quicky'?
ok.
10 INPUT PENIS
20 GOTO 10
Just hit the escape key when you're done
ok.
10 INPUT PENIS
20 GOTO 10
Just hit the escape key when you're done
I want to go back and program with Visual Basic...Must resist.
What you programming anyway? Or is it top secret government stuff?
What you programming anyway? Or is it top secret government stuff?
Pandaemonium wrote:
> [edit] Nope. All message boxe texts are left justified. Must have
> created a form emulating one last time, but allowing more control. Oh
> well.
Yeah, was just going to say this.
Text in message boxes can only really be formatted as var as putting a vbCrLf in it.
Just whip up a simple form.
> [edit] Nope. All message boxe texts are left justified. Must have
> created a form emulating one last time, but allowing more control. Oh
> well.
Yeah, was just going to say this.
Text in message boxes can only really be formatted as var as putting a vbCrLf in it.
Just whip up a simple form.
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