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    A Calculator in VB

    Here's an example of how to make a simple calculator in VB.
    Code is by Nightwalker83, and comments are by me.

    As usual, any comments or suggestions just let me know
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    good
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    Thanks a bunch - this saves me a bit of time

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    Re: A Calculator in VB

    Quote Originally Posted by plenderj
    Here's an example of how to make a simple calculator in VB.
    Code is by Nightwalker83, and comments are by me.

    As usual, any comments or suggestions just let me know

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    Re: A Calculator in VB

    Well its good.... I'll use it with my project.. and I was really need for it...

    but these is problem to use it......

    we can not use number key pad as input with this calculator... only usage of mouse is very slow.... please think about it.... if we use it as accounting purpose it would be very slow.... Thanks !!

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    Re: A Calculator in VB

    Here is a solution for sing the keypad to do math. This only has one textbox so try typing 5 + 5 and the enter. You can also select "I" or "M" to convert to metric or inch. I know this is a old post thread but I had trouble getting the solution so here it is for the rest of the world.
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