LOL - hear ya... the way the code was written it appeared as though 'Pause' was being called as a Procedure - i haven't run into anything denoting that command :)

so i was just kinda assuming...

awwwwwwwwww NUTS... was hoping something may have fixed this... I'm with you right now - possibly the different IF statements in your procedures. Took a small break from coding this weekend to let...

I'm new too - so if I'm wrong, i apologize now...

First off, are you using VBA? (Visual Basic for Applications) - I've read that there are some inherent differences between it and 'regular' VB......

That's old school Basic. For i = 0 to 1000 is telling the proggie to start counting at 0 and stop at 1000. The func... statement has the proggie calculating each number it sees. Next i is telling...

NP.... as I said before, I'm learning too so I'm having to use 'logic' to try and decode the code :D

I'm hoping to find an answer too because I have a project in mind that could run into the same...

I'm assuming that the program is being told to wait 1.5 seconds before continuing. Is 'pause' not a valid command?

It makes sense 'logically'...but if it's not a command - it's not a command. :P

Just looking at the code again...

What procedure is tied to '1:'?


End If
1:
End Sub

I know - it's truly weird - the reasoning behind the Do..While is:

"technically" if the code is "looping" without being told to, a Do...While 'should', in effect, negate the situation. (e.g., Do...

Ok... time to state the obvious... it's Looping the code.

Would a 'Do...While' help in this situation? I'm asking this as a general question to anyone...

Seems like that 'could/would' work -...

Got it!!! Figured out the Code I needed... at least for now...


'coding Confirm to calculate

Private Sub cmdconfirm_Click()

If opta.Value = True Then
intgsal = (txthrs.Text * 10)
...

A copy of the actual code would be nice... I'm learning myself and this is definitely issue that I foresee in my future. :cool:

Is this an issue when they refer to a 'memory leak'?

I am also assuming that you mean 'log off the program' and not logging off the OS. Again, assuming, if you reboot your system - the program...

Hey all,

I apologize now for being a Noob. I'm using a Tutorial to learn VB6 (for starters) and everything was going great until just now... The assignment is to create a Weekly Payroll...