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Yes I know that, my program must make a cup of coffee from one of it's very own...
Also can people stop sending me email, about one million euros. I guess that it came from this Forum, cause this is the one one that I am working with currently here...
Java.... coffee... Java.... coffeee......Quote:
Originally Posted by samuelk
Code:Java = Coffee
I am from now on going to give you nothing but good advice, switch to VB .Net, forget about your browser, continue with Visual Suite in VB .net, change the name of it because it sounds too much like Visual Studio and there could be legal issues with that.. Mike Rowe Soft etc..Quote:
Originally Posted by ThEiMp
When I have been able to finish off the project, then I will look into using the Visual Studio 2010, that I had purchased. From until then, I guess that I am going to have to stick with it. Just to get to understand the project, from the group up. But then that could then be considered the hard way to do things. But then life wasn't meant to be easy, in deed it wasn't...
Mind if I asked what your first (native) language is?
Engrish.Quote:
Originally Posted by baja_yu
English, as a first language and then BASIC as a second and PASCAL as a third...
I find this very hard to believe, judging by your grammar and use of words.Quote:
Originally Posted by ThEiMp
Most recent example.Quote:
From until then, I guess that I am going to have to stick with it. Just to get to understand the project, from the group up.
Extremely hard...Quote:
Originally Posted by thebuffalo
He did previously state that he has dislekciea. Also, he's Australian. I'd make a crack about those people talking funny anyway but there are several of them around here and they might throw a poisonous wallaby at me.Quote:
Originally Posted by thebuffalo
Well I didn't pass TEE English, because I did Senior English at highschool, instead of the more harder version which was the TEE. However I still got into University and then that meant a lot to me, instead of having a really high score that was able to give me entrance into something that I was doing TEE Computing, which is some what like Information Technology and then Information Systems, followed by Multimedia in a high school type of view of things...
More like a poisionous type of spear, type of things. More like it???Quote:
Originally Posted by samuelk
I thought dyslexia caused reading and writing problems, in terms of spelling mostly. Not use of phrases and buzzwords, mostly when they have no meaning at all.
Webbrowser with java.... java... coffee.... webbrowser implements java... webbrowser makes coffee??
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because I was told that it holds not quite a more standard
"followed by Multimedia in a high school type of view of things..." yeah... Australian. That's the problem.Quote:
Originally Posted by samuelk
It's also the order of thinking, that is kind of scewed at that. But then that means just what to other people, because I was told that it holds not quite a more standard kind of way of looking at the person. It which means that it could be like just about anything from spelling, numericy, to the reading speaking and then other things like that...
Does dyslexia mean the same thing in Australia as it does in the US? For instance, what's called a cookie in the US is called a biscuit in the UK. Maybe there's a similar thing going on between the US & Australia with dyslexia/dementia?
Its not that your spelling is bad, or your way of thinking, you just use words 100% completely wrong and butcher the English language to the fullest.
For example, I couldn't even tell you what you were trying to say here, and I speak English fluently.Quote:
because I was told that it holds not quite a more standard
What is TEE?
Australian college entrance exams. (They were replaced a few years ago, though.)Quote:
Originally Posted by Shaggy Hiker
http://k26.kn3.net/socialphy/0/0/0/0...l/AEB.jpg?2020Quote:
Originally Posted by samuelk
How did you know we throw poisonous wallabies?
I enjoyed the million Euros email.Oh boy that was funny.Clearly the perpetrator is from Europe and more specifically from the Economic Union countries that use Euro,else he/she would have offered another currency.Also don't look at me because we are probably leaving the Euro in a couple of months so i would have send drachmas.You know,Greece,broke,government screw#d us,we voted again for a memorandum friendly government because we are funny people and of course masochists(always have chains,whips and handcuffs in my closet) , so they can scr#w us again.Australian people throw poisonous wallabies?Lol, we throw poisonous ouzo,US throw poisonous hamburgers etc.
Not entirely true, in our office they prefer noodles.Quote:
Originally Posted by thebuffalo
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Lol ,, :)+<
Great, by the time I come back to my post, there are loads and loads of them in between!
ThEiMp, you can probably post on your facebook/orkut or other social networking accounts your email ID and make an appeal to people to not send you such million-euro emails. Maybe that would help?
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Well I have already tried that, it doesn't work as such...
Did you, now? That's interesting.
I had the exact same problem a few years back, and it had worked for me. Let me think why it didn't work for you...
Hey, did you put your real email address out there? :o
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Yes, I did in fact of the matter, put my real email address out there...
I'll just put this here http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ki9xcDs9jRk because I love Leonard Cohen, and it's not like this thread hasn't been derailed 508 times before.
-- I guess that it has been derailed, many more than that, of course you can add what you wish to this somewhat of a chit chat thread...
Did you take any of my advice yet? No I will not repeat it either.Quote:
Originally Posted by ThEiMp
Well, when I have been able to finish off the work then I will look into changing languages, because I already own the next one, that I am going to use for the project...
You should probably just start converting what you have over to .NET, that way when you finish off the work, it won't be a waste of time.Quote:
Originally Posted by ThEiMp
"when I have been able to finish off the work"
This has to be google translate...
No it wasn't translated, I can type, speak and even read perfect English as a normal Westerner could...
errr... no. Just no.
You cannot type English correctly in any way relative to being correct, not even close. I honestly doubt your ability to read it too, judging by some of your responses. You can say English is your first language all you want, but I will not believe it, unless you pay me to.Quote:
Originally Posted by ThEiMp
As for the good advice I promised, switch to VB .net or continue to waste your time.
Well it's like trying to use a base to navigate from and then being able to use the knowledge base, as a support instead of working from scratch...
It's like spending a year building a car and then a year using a manual to convert it into a boat instead of spending 6 months reading the manual, 6 months building the boat and then having an extra year to enjoy sailing it.
I halfway understood that, but like I said, the project you are working on is 99.64953905% useless if written in VB6. It is not even a learning experience because learning VB6 these days isn't worth it...Quote:
Originally Posted by ThEiMp
It's STILL a learning experience, you'd just be learning something other than what you want to learn.Quote:
Originally Posted by thebuffalo
Well I am getting paid for this purpose. And also I like to tell you that I have been drawing the Forms in .NET 2010!! So then all of your work has paid off, right about now!!
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Originally Posted by ThEiMp
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Originally Posted by ThEiMp
It all makes perfect sense now.
-- Yes so it does, my dear friends, guests, admins and also the members as well...
Who is paying you to write this program in VB6? I would like to discuss the sale of a few bridges with them.
I've just invented a solar powered washing line they might be interested in. They only cost twice as much as standard washing lines so I think there'll be a market.
I also do a line in left handed dinner plates.
.............................................. So you're "drawing" your forms in .NET with Visual Studio 2010, coding with VB6, and all of my work has paid off?Quote:
Originally Posted by ThEiMp
http://img171.imageshack.us/img171/9...losinglapt.gif
I'm gonna use the OCXs to be placed on the Form, instead of learning a new language...
You're dead set against anyone ever actually using your program other than yourself, aren't you?
No, of course not...
Question: How do you make an Windows EXE File, using Visual Studio 2010??? Can you please go through the steps, one by one???
!! Thanks in advance !!
U dont!! EXEs are made everytime you run the program.
-- I mean for my .NET App, which I have just finished working with. (I just embedded my COM Objects, into it and then hey presto ,, It was finished. However I must do this all the time, when working with my COM Objects from now on.)
Here is the whole QuickDirector VisualBasic COM Project, that I am working on, right about now. Also can someone please help me in using the Built OCX, to be added into a VB.NET 2010 Project. I think that I am missing something in the writing of the Project File, as such as the Control's CLSID address. That was what my Local Computer Store, told me to find out and then to add that into the special preferences for the Project...
!! Thanks in advance !!
I'll bite.
Any OCX Controls you use to wish with .NET need to be re-written ground-up. Ask these guys for details.
Most people reading this thread don't use VB6 (anymore), so I doubt anyone here can help you with this. Not to mention that you don't listen to any advice you get, unless people tell you what you want to hear.
For years people have been telling you that you should stop using "On Error Resume Next", yet you keep using it almost everywhere. Every time you don't know how to fix an error, you simply put "On Error Resume Next" at the top of the event in order to hide it, instead of fixing the error or adding proper error handling.
Most controls don't have a proper name. Combo31_Click and Check18.Enabled mean nothing to anyone.
In your code you read/write/copy/delete many files, but never check if they exist or if the user has the correct permission. You have been told many times that you should use the FreeFile function instead of hardcoding the file number (#1). All your paths, for example "c:\temp\project1\director\menu1.dat", are hardcoded as well, which no doubtly will lead to problems sooner or later on other computers.
Microsoft is not going to take you seriously when you give this code to them. It's obvious that you are not learning anything, because you keep making the same mistakes over and over again. This means that other people will not learn anything from your code either. In the end you will be the only one using this code.
Sorry if I sound a bit harsh, but I know you won't listen anyway, unless I tell you that you are doing an excellent job.
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Originally Posted by Chris001
So you actually went through the code.:ehh:
I opened a few Form files with Notepad, just for fun, to see what he had done. I also tried to give him some simple advice, but I know he won't do anything with it. He simply created this thread, so people can tell him what an excellent job he's doing. Or he's just trolling...
Or just having the lot smacked out of him...
Right about now: I am getting an error at RunTime of the .NET Project that has the embedded COM Objects, in it. It says: "Cannot display any non-modal Forms in this type of Project." Oh what to do, I now ask you that??? And the error number code, is a: "406." If that makes it any easier in knowing what kind of error, I am getting. Can someone please help me with this problem of mine???
!! Thanks in advance !!
I think that error means you need to rewrite your OCX files into VB.NET.
Actually I found out that it was asking me to remove all of the Unload MainForm commands, and also the End commands, in conjunction with anything like an App.TaskVisible, etc...