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visual basic keygen
hi guys i need your help for my school project and i dont have any idea what am i doing in vb 2010 express edition
I need to make a keygen with progressbar 2 buttons and 1 textbox
i watched on youtube and i got some codes but i can't manage the progessbar when clicking the button 1 to generate a key
need help for the codes..thank you
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Re: visual basic keygen
What do you have so far, and what exactly are you trying to achieve?
You need to show some code (not 'codes'; that isn't the correct word to describe a plurality of 'code').
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Re: visual basic keygen
Hope this helps.
Code:
Generate Button Code(1 Product Keygen) :
Textbox1.Enabled = True
Dim Key As Integer
Key = (rnd() *10 )
Select Case Key
Case 1
Textbox1.text = "Serial Key Here!"
Case 2
Textbox1.text = "Serial Key Here!"
Case 3
Textbox1.text = "Serial Key Here!"
Case 4
Textbox1.text = "Serial Key Here!"
Case 5
Textbox1.text = "Serial Key Here!"
Case 6
Textbox1.text = "Serial Key Here!"
Case 7
Textbox1.text = "Serial Key Here!"
Case 8
Textbox1.text = "Serial Key Here!"
Case 9
Textbox1.text = "Serial Key Here!"
Case 10
Textbox1.text = "Serial Key Here!"
End Select
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Re: visual basic keygen
Quote:
Originally Posted by
Farish
Hope this helps.
Code:
Generate Button Code(1 Product Keygen) :
Textbox1.Enabled = True
Dim Key As Integer
Key = (rnd() *10 )
Select Case Key
Case 1
Textbox1.text = "Serial Key Here!"
Case 2
Textbox1.text = "Serial Key Here!"
Case 3
Textbox1.text = "Serial Key Here!"
Case 4
Textbox1.text = "Serial Key Here!"
Case 5
Textbox1.text = "Serial Key Here!"
Case 6
Textbox1.text = "Serial Key Here!"
Case 7
Textbox1.text = "Serial Key Here!"
Case 8
Textbox1.text = "Serial Key Here!"
Case 9
Textbox1.text = "Serial Key Here!"
Case 10
Textbox1.text = "Serial Key Here!"
End Select
Why are you replying to posts that are over a year old. BTW - from what I can tell you haven't added anything useful to these old threads.
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Re: visual basic keygen
Welcome to VBForums Farish :wave:
While you seem to be trying to help, the way you are doing it is not good. You generally should not post to old threads, as the person looking for help will have either solved it or moved on, and several people (not just those who have posted) will get emails to say that you have replied... so you are basically spamming people.
I have deleted several of your posts that are a duplicate of the one above, and some that are VB.Net code in response to old VB6 threads.
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Re: visual basic keygen
Considering it would take 0.0 to create a string im not sure how a progress bar would be of any benefit. Why should we write your home work for you?