60kb Programming Language, anyone???

Hello, I am writing a 60kb Programming Language in which the MSDN Library is coming but still needs work on it, to become very small in deed. The Programming Language that I have written is called: Visual Suite SX, which there are several packages that are going to be packaged with it, they are called: QuickWord, QuickSpreadsheets and also QuickdBase. There is also an Internet Browser, which is called: QuickBrowser, too!!

This software is totally free of charge, and then I wouldn't also accept any payment for it, in any due course!!

!! Thanks for helping us in the production of this Software Package !!
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I think you should check to see exactly what is in the attachment you've posted. It appears to be incomplete. You haven't included any instructions or guide as to how to use what you've posted. For example, what am I supposed to do with the QuickBrowser project ?

Also, what version of VB.Net did you use I can't open the .Net project with VB2008 or VB2010

Well Open the Project Files into the Visual Basic 6.00 IDE and then Compile them as the filenames that appear as for instance the Visual Suite SX Project, must then be compiled as the filename: Visual Suite SX.exe, and then there are instructions that are found inside the MSDN Library, which is found inside the QuickDirector IDE, I thought that was very simple so then I didn't or wasn't thinking to add a Readme file, as per say should I have now???

PS: I have used Visual Studio 2010 Professional .NET to work with the programming of the Projector to work with the COM Components...

Well, I'm afraid that, as I said before, what you've posted is incomplete. If I open the QuickBrowser in the VB6 IDE and run it, absolutely nothing happens, no Form is displayed - Nothing.

You have to build the whole project as an OCX or other wise it, wouldn't work. My Programs won't work from the RunTime version, however only during CompileTime they will only work when they have been written using special processes like the INET processes, etc...

PS: Remember to build the whole project as an ActiveX Control Object or an OCX file. Later import the OCX onto a Windows Form in .NET and then save it, as a EXE File. Compile it and then you have your 60kb Project.

I think that's a little too much trouble for me to bother with.

Well I cannot give your the Build, because that is against the Forum's rules. But then I could send you a copy via email, which will be able to include the Built Project, if you wish. I have been working all morning and night on a Spreadsheet program to work with it, in a Packaged Suite...

You should consider calling your help files something other than MSDN as that is extremely misleading and likely a voilation.

I am making this product for Microsoft and myself. It will be up to them for the naming of the products and then the individual tools, that come with the package. So then I was just naming it, using their preexisting products. Also there wasn't any harm intended, also no copyright infringement that I was wanting to do here, too...

Right here is the newest version of the product, that I stayed up all night working on trying to get it to work with the projector, that I wrote in .NET. However please note, that now the file size of the file, is now: 60.5kb and then not anymore: 60kb...
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Also there has been alot of the updates to the Project, since then when I posted it on this Thread. There is only one thing that I ask, can you please report back to me what you like and also dislike from the Project on this Thread???

i can't download the atachement

I'm still doing testing to the new updates, also adding: Internet connectivity and also a new ConsoleBar for the Desktop's TitleBar, as well. There are also new things that I wish to impletment into the design process of the Product, as of today. Give me sometime to work with these new updates, and also do somemore work with the products, that I am writing. I am also taking a break from programming today, seeing that in Australia it's Father's Day, as well as it's a good time to take a good break...

PS: There is the older version of the Source Code, that can be found inside the Post: #10...