On 11/11/10 14:14, Charles B. Upton wrote:
On 11/11/10 14:38, Martin Settle wrote:
I've pretty much stopped using it now, but a couple of years ago, while
still in Bridport, I had a bit of success with simple VB using Sun's
version
of OpenOffice. This was generally embedded scripts in Excel
d
On 11/11/10 14:38, Martin Settle wrote:
I've pretty much stopped using it now, but a couple of years ago, while
still in Bridport, I had a bit of success with simple VB using Sun's version
of OpenOffice. This was generally embedded scripts in Excel documents that
I was opening in OpenOffice. Th
I've pretty much stopped using it now, but a couple of years ago, while
still in Bridport, I had a bit of success with simple VB using Sun's version
of OpenOffice. This was generally embedded scripts in Excel documents that
I was opening in OpenOffice. There is a compatibility layer built into th
Tried Gambas? It's a VB like language.
I too missed VB, but as it's so dead and not as powerful as FLOSS languages
(had a look at Qt Creator or pyGTK?) I wouldn't go back.
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On 10 November 2010 23:38, C A Wills wrote:
> Just been asked a question:- can you use VB in Linux?
> I said I did not know but thought you might but may have to via Wine.
> Anyone know the correct answer please?
> I'm trying to get him to switch to full time Linux (ex Windows user from
> Windows
Just been asked a question:- can you use VB in Linux?
I said I did not know but thought you might but may have to via Wine.
Anyone know the correct answer please?
I'm trying to get him to switch to full time Linux (ex Windows user from
Windows via DOS and Lotus Notes).
Clive
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