Hi Trouble,
Yeah, I was told a long time ago that the only reason they want business
standard code is so that you can be replaced. Personally I can go back to code
I wrote decades ago and still know exactly what I was doing. But I do know
that my code is not for others. I mean the first computer that I had you could
only use two letter variable names. I still do that all the time. Now if I
wanted others to be able to understand and change my code I should use
descriptive variable names and line labels. And VB6 doesn't make you use any
indenting format or anything like that. It does though in the IDE speak your
line and column if you turn on say all in Jaws. I don't though as it is not
needed.
BFN
Jim
I like Visual Basic 6.0 because I can not C.
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