Hello all,
I'd like to learn how to write programs and games in VB. I just downloaded
Microsoft VisualBasic 2005 Express and I'm just confused because it's so
complex. I wanted to use the tutorial that shows you how to create a small
browser, but I got stuck because I couldn't find the toolbox.
Hi Robin,
In the future posts like this should probably go over to the
agdev-newbies list where we discuss such issues like this more in depth.
However, since I am writing this email anyway. I will answer as many
questions as I can, and I have a few questions of my own.
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I'd like to learn
Hi Don,
The monopoly11.wav file that we are talking about is just a background music
file that is new in version 7 of my Monopoly game. So since you have down
loaded winpoly7.exe you do have the monopoly11.wav file.
HTH
BFN
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Hi Jim!
`Do you have monopoly 11?
Hi Thomas
Where can one find the agdev-newbies list to subscribe to it?
Also, what do you think of AutoIT as a programming language?
The little that I saw of it, looked quite good.
Best regards
Quinten Pendle
PENDLE PRO
Klerksdorp, South Africa
Tel: +27 (0) 83 395 4593
Email:
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Quintin:
Autoit is an excelent language to get your feet web. However, if you are
serious about doing anything serious, your best bet is to learn a language
like c sharp or vb. I'm a very big vb fan, and I know me and Tom will
disagree. But, it's what works for me, and it's what I can teach
Hi Liam,
I'm with you. Visual Basic, DirectX and the sapi5 TTS is what works for me as
well.
BFN
Jim
I am using BASIC, because I don't want to be C-sick.
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Hi robbin.
Any ideas why xl studios went out of business?
I dont like how when you move on to the next level, you lose all your
health points and you only end up with 300 points again.
Even if this was intentional, I dont think it's fair.
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Hi,
You can find the agdev-newbies list home page at
http://lists.agdev.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/agdev-newbies
where you can setup your account info for the list, view archives, and
so on.
As for AutoIt it's not technically a programming language but a tool
kit. Personally, I am not very
Hi Christian,
Like I was saying in the last post VB.NET seams to be less documented in
some areas than C-Sharp. Fortunately, the .NET languages are so similar
that what you learn in C-Sharp will apply to VB.NET and VB.NET concepts
will apply to C-Sharp.
The difference is of course the structure
Hi Jim and all,
For purposes of this discussion for the newbies I think we should make a
destinction between VB, meaning VB 6 and before, and VB.NET meaning
2002, 2003, and 2005.
The primary reason for this destinction is that VB 6 and earlier were
not primarily concerned with object oriented
I just sat down and pounded out a quick guess the number game in vb dot net.
It's very easy to use when you break it down and figgure out each window.
I am not planning on upgrading any of my games to dot net though.
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