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    Re: kWab.dll

    Hack, I don't mean to get off topic and I won't do it again but I was just wondering about something. I see your statement under Please Help Us... where it says Please use [highlite=vb]......[/highlite]

    What's the difference between that and using [cod]........[/cod]

    Note: Misspelled on purpose.

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    I'm about to be a PowerPoster! Hack's Avatar
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    Re: Code Tags

    Split into its own thread and moved to Forum Feedback

    You are correct, there are two kinds of tags that can be used.

    You can use [highlight=vb]your code goes in here[/highlight] or you can use [code]your code goes here[/code].

    An Example of Highlight
    vb Code:
    1. Private Sub Command1_Click()
    2. Dim strHack As String
    3. strHack = "VBF Guy"
    4. Msgbox strHack
    5. End Sub
    Using Code Tags
    Code:
    Private Sub Command1_Click()
    Dim strHack As String
    strHack = "VBF Guy"
    Msgbox strHack
    End Sub
    There are issues with the Highlight tags that we need to get worked out so by in large, most folks use the Code Tags.

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    Re: Code Tags

    Here is another option...

    use the Code Tag's like Hack said but just parse it through the following utility to have it highlighted

    Color your code in vBulletin [CODE] tags

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