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Aug 28th, 2017, 02:23 PM
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Re: Home Budget-Slip System
 Originally Posted by Bobbles
...My gut tells me that you have used purchased controls,...
Nope.
I believe in "open";- and free ware only.
Controls included: Threed32, richtx32, COMDLG32
The program was mainly written in XP, but for the last few months in win 10. I never wrote any programs in win7.
In some of the forms a programmer can see when I have upgraded a form or not. Dates included on the top of each form-code.
I still have a dual system with XP, but I convert most of my programs to run in 10. Some of them (as this one) did not wanted to open in w10, until I done the compatibility of vb6.exe to Win XP Pack 2 or 3. Now all of my own written programs open in w10 (not qbx though )
Here's a count of them, in different categories (.exe count only-completed):
Bible programs: 103
Backup Tools: 13
Clipboard Tools: 30
Controls: 200 (Mine) 17 (others-modified)
Data Tools: 209
Desktop: 2
Dictionary Tools: 6
Drive Tools: 2
Edit Tools: 166
Web Tools: 64
File Tools: 205
Folder Tools: 6
Client programs (current): 26
Game programs & Tools: 65
Help Tools: 7
Math Tools: 7
Misc tools: 118
Music tools: 72
Net tools: 139
Picture tools: 109 (one of my oldest I written in VB3, converted it to VB5, re-code the DATA parts, works now in W10 also - save a picture to a database, can be extracted at any stage into original? file again. The icon file for the main form was created in 2003/04/17)

Registry tools: 14
Screen tools: 8
Security tools: 30
Then there are VB3 (.vbx) which I converted into VB5, too many to count for, now, some my own and some not, and these are also working in VB6...This (LAW) was one of them!
I'm currently busy with a few programs, but this one I'm converting to VS 2012:

Sorry for any inconvenience. Maybe I must place the smaller one here? (Threed32 was taken out in that one).
Programmers are very patient people....while programming....but don't expect them to be patient all the time 
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