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 | I have not been active on the site for sometime now. That is because I ended my previous project and didn't have another ready to go. Now I do have a new project and that is Java so I will be around more often.  |
| | Yes I finally decided to continue on with my programming efforts. I would like to be able to refer to myself as a master programmer, but I may not have that much time, after all I am almost 80 years old. Right now I'm delving into C++ and finding it …  |
 | This is just my opinion and I am not an expert but, rather than writing code inside the switch I think I would rather run out to a sub and do my coding there. |
 | I must be a terrible programmer, I cannot even imagine writing code on paper. The way I write code it would not work out very well, because I write a small amount of instructions then build and if possible test. What I do write on paper is my flowchart so …  |
| | Hello. In a previous post I said I was working on a calculator program, and when I finished it I would share it with you all. Well, I finished the first draft. If anybody would like to see it, I will share it here. It is fully functional. You will … |
| | I want to make several of my textbox.text properties equal to variables. I tried: Dim outcome As New txtResult.Text outcome = "xxxxx" this produced an error. :( first, is this possible and if it is, what am I doing wrong???  |
| | Hello, My name is George, but many call me kasmar45. I am 78 years old and long retired. I have worked in the IT business for 50 years. I started out wiring and operating tab equipment. IE (403, 407, 604, sorter, etc, etc. Then I got a job operating a … |
| | This code causes an exception: dim box as new mult() box.show <-------- cannot access a disposed object |
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