Visual Basic

Visual Basic

[apoulus]

What is the differnce between visual basic 4.0 and visual basic 5.0 .

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Re: Visual Basic

[Jerry van Dijk]

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> What is the differnce between visual basic 4.0 and visual basic 5.0 .

1.0 ?

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Visual Basic

[Lulle]

How can i align text in one textbox ?

I'm trying to use tabs and have some control over the spaces ( Tab
(15) --> does not work) on the other hand vbTab is working but with no
control over the number of spaces.

for example:

picBox.print "whatever" ; Tab (15); "Whatever"    --> working

txtBox.SelText "whatever" & vbTab & "whatever"    --> working

txtBox.SelText "whatever" & Tab(15) & "whatever"  --> not working :(

Can you please help
Thanks

Re: Visual Basic

[Danny Ross Lunsford]

Here's what to do -

"Control Panel - Add/Remove Programs - Microsoft Visual Basic"

Select, then click the button that says "Remove All".

Then install IBM APL2 for Windows, and come back here.

:)

-drl

"Lulle" <lulle4u@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:a5bebcd4.0203311048.3448bb68@posting.google.com...
> How can i align text in one textbox ?
>
> I'm trying to use tabs and have some control over the spaces ( Tab
> (15) --> does not work) on the other hand vbTab is working but with no
> control over the number of spaces.
>
> for example:
>
> picBox.print "whatever" ; Tab (15); "Whatever"    --> working
>
> txtBox.SelText "whatever" & vbTab & "whatever"    --> working
>
> txtBox.SelText "whatever" & Tab(15) & "whatever"  --> not working :(
>
> Can you please help
> Thanks

Re: Visual Basic

[Fred Gilham]

"Danny Ross Lunsford" <antimatter33@worldnet.att.net> writes:

> Here's what to do -
> 
> "Control Panel - Add/Remove Programs - Microsoft Visual Basic"
> 
> Select, then click the button that says "Remove All".
> 
> Then install IBM APL2 for Windows, and come back here.
> 
> :)
> 
> -drl
> 
> "Lulle" <lulle4u@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:a5bebcd4.0203311048.3448bb68@posting.google.com...
> > How can i align text in one textbox ?
> >
> > I'm trying to use tabs and have some control over the spaces ( Tab
> > (15) --> does not work) on the other hand vbTab is working but with no
> > control over the number of spaces.
> >
> > for example:
> >
> > picBox.print "whatever" ; Tab (15); "Whatever"    --> working
> >
> > txtBox.SelText "whatever" & vbTab & "whatever"    --> working
> >
> > txtBox.SelText "whatever" & Tab(15) & "whatever"  --> not working :(
> >
> > Can you please help
> > Thanks
> 


Wrong, Wrong, WRONG!  You do this and you will still be running
Windows.  What's more, you won't have CLOS, and that's the point of
the whole exercise, isn't it?

What you need to do is just get one of those Linux distribution CDs,
stick it in your computer, boot it and follow the directions as if you
were installing for a new computer.  Then install CMU Lisp and you'll
be there.

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tolerant; non-judgemental.  E.g. traditional archery instruction
methods spent tedious hours teaching the archer to hit a bulls-eye.
Progressive methods achieved better results by telling the student
archer to shoot in the manner he or she found most comfortable, then
calling whatever the arrow hit the bulls-eye.

Re: Visual Basic

[Adam Tissa]

lulle4u@hotmail.com (Lulle) wrote:

>How can i align text in one textbox ?

You have posted this to comp.lang.ada,comp.lang.apl and
,comp.lang.clos.

None of these are related to Basic.

Re: Visual Basic

[James A. Crippen]

lulle4u@hotmail.com (Lulle) writes:

> How can i align text in one textbox ?
> 
> I'm trying to use tabs and have some control over the spaces ( Tab
> (15) --> does not work) on the other hand vbTab is working but with no
> control over the number of spaces.
> 
> for example:
> 
> picBox.print "whatever" ; Tab (15); "Whatever"    --> working
> 
> txtBox.SelText "whatever" & vbTab & "whatever"    --> working
> 
> txtBox.SelText "whatever" & Tab(15) & "whatever"  --> not working :(
> 
> Can you please help

You're obviously beyond understanding programming.  First you need to
learn how to use Usenet.  Then you need to learn what groups on Usenet
are related to the language you're interested in.  Posting anything
about such hideous scripting languages like Visual Basic to groups
dedicated to Real Languages like CLOS, APL, and Ada is just going to
get you flamed.

When you've learned how to use Usenet properly try learning a real
programming language instead of shit like VB, which will teach you all
the Wrong Things.  And don't assume that Microsoft's VC++ is for real
-- it's all make-believe.

Maybe you should try a career in flamebaiting and trolling instead?  I
hear there's lots of opportunities in comp.os.windows.advocacy and
rec.abortion...

'james

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Re: Visual Basic

[Ted Dennison]

james@unlambda.com (James A. Crippen) wrote in message news:<m3sn6ekhp9.fsf@kappa.unlambda.com>...
> When you've learned how to use Usenet properly try learning a real
> programming language instead of shit like VB, which will teach you all
> the Wrong Things.  And don't assume that Microsoft's VC++ is for real

If you can say this about VB, you clearly haven't seen this message
from Linus: http://www.cs.helsinki.fi/linux/linux-kernel/2002-13/0132.html
(posted to the linux kernel mailing list yesterday, April 1 ;-) ).
Once this baby gets rolling, you will understand the true power of VB!

Personally, I think its a great move, security-wise. Just look how the
security of programs like Outlook and Word has been affected by meerly
supporting VB. Imagine how secure it could make a kernel!


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