VB 2005 code in VBS files?

[susiedba@hotmail.com]

does anyone know how I can cut and paste VB 2005 code into a VBS file?
I am kindof dissapointed that this won't work

-Susie

[Bruce W. Darby]

Re: VB 2005 code in VBS files?

Then seriously consider learning the difference between a scripting language
and a programming language.

<susiedba@hotma il.comwrote in message
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does anyone know how I can cut and paste VB 2005 code into a VBS file?
I am kindof dissapointed that this won't work
>
-Susie
>

[susiedba@hotmail.com]

Re: VB 2005 code in VBS files?

bruce;

I don't get it.

things just 'used to work' when vb6 was around.

a programming language is _NOT_ different than a scripting language.

all I've seen is that VB 2005 is _1/4_ the solution that Vb 6 _IS_

-Susie

[susiedba@hotmail.com]

Re: VB 2005 code in VBS files?

seriously

didn't george orwell write something about 'groupthink'

please describe to me; in your own words-- how I used to use one
language and now I need FOUR.

OLD
VB6

NEW
VB6
VB.net
JAVASCRIPT (clientside DHTML)
C#

[RobinS]

Re: VB 2005 code in VBS files?

Aaron, you're right, you *don't* get it. And you don't get over it. When
we've all moved on to VB#, you'll still be here whining about VB6 going
away.

Robin S.
King of Russia
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<susiedba@hotma il.comwrote in message
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bruce;
>
I don't get it.
>
things just 'used to work' when vb6 was around.
>
a programming language is _NOT_ different than a scripting language.
>
all I've seen is that VB 2005 is _1/4_ the solution that Vb 6 _IS_
>
-Susie
>

[Bruce W. Darby]

Re: VB 2005 code in VBS files?

<susiedba@hotma il.comwrote in message

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>bruce;
>>
>I don't get it.
>>
>things just 'used to work' when vb6 was around.

Well, if they 'just worked', then you didn't. Is that what you're trying to
say?
No wonder you don't have a job anymore.

>a programming language is _NOT_ different than a scripting language.

Beg to differ, but you won't admit it, even though you know I'm correct in
my statement

>>
>all I've seen is that VB 2005 is _1/4_ the solution that Vb 6 _IS_

So, if it's only 1/4 the solution, why are you here ranting and raving like
a deranged lunatic? Sounds more to me like you're scared of the change and
don't appreciate those who are moving past you because you haven't the
initiative or motivation to improve your skill-set.

Bruce

P.S. Do you shave your legs and underarms to post as Susie????

[susiedba@hotmail.com]

Re: VB 2005 code in VBS files?

I have plenty of jobs, kids

It really is comical that you try this silly FUD

please tell me how to run VB 2005 code in a VBS file

Thanks

-Susie

[susiedba@hotmail.com]

Re: VB 2005 code in VBS files?

I have plenty inititive and motivation.

STOOPING TO .NET IS NOT WORTHWHILE.

I'll just stay busy in my database world and constantly reccomend that
people move to dreamweaver, PHP and mySql

[susiedba@hotmail.com]

Re: VB 2005 code in VBS files?

there is no difference between VBS, VB6, VB5 and VBA.

anyone that tells you otherwise is a VISUAL STUDIO _FAG_ that doesn't
know how to calculate ROI

-Susie

[RobinS]

Re: VB 2005 code in VBS files?

"Bruce W. Darby" <kracorat@atcom cast.netwrote in message
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><susiedba@hotm ail.comwrote in message
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>>bruce;
>>>
>>I don't get it.
>>>
>>things just 'used to work' when vb6 was around.

>
Well, if they 'just worked', then you didn't. Is that what you're trying
to say?
No wonder you don't have a job anymore.
>

>>a programming language is _NOT_ different than a scripting language.

>
Beg to differ, but you won't admit it, even though you know I'm correct
in my statement
>

>>>
>>all I've seen is that VB 2005 is _1/4_ the solution that Vb 6 _IS_

>
So, if it's only 1/4 the solution, why are you here ranting and raving
like a deranged lunatic? Sounds more to me like you're scared of the
change and don't appreciate those who are moving past you because you
haven't the initiative or motivation to improve your skill-set.
>
Bruce
>
P.S. Do you shave your legs and underarms to post as Susie????
>

That was pretty good. That one got *3* responses. Not quite as good as that
one where you got six, though.

Robin S.

[RobinS]

Re: VB 2005 code in VBS files?


<susiedba@hotma il.comwrote in message
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there is no difference between VBS, VB6, VB5 and VBA.

Aaron,

Yes, there is, and the fact that you don't acknowledge that says a lot
about your capability.

Robin S.

[susiedba@hotmail.com]

Re: VB 2005 code in VBS files?

whatever dude

yeah sorry VB5 didn't have split function

(GAG)

www.freevbcode.com


On Feb 10, 11:15 am, "RobinS" <Rob...@NoSpam. yah.nonewrote:

<susie...@hotma il.comwrote in message
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there is no difference between VBS, VB6, VB5 and VBA.

>
Aaron,
>
Yes, there is, and the fact that you don't acknowledge that says a lot
about your capability.
>
Robin S.

[susiedba@hotmail.com]

Re: VB 2005 code in VBS files?

it's kinda like this recruiter I had; I told her I didn't do Java; and
she submitted me to this job that required a whole bunch of javascript
and shes like 'its not the same'

and im like UH YES IT IS THE SAME

anyone that says that there is a difference between VBA and VBS and
ActiveX scripts and VB6 and VB5 is trying to sell you something

and a company that sells you a solution for 1/4 of the market of VB6
is _WORTHLESS_AT_B EST_

-Susie

On Feb 10, 11:15 am, "RobinS" <Rob...@NoSpam. yah.nonewrote:

<susie...@hotma il.comwrote in message
>
news:1171133715 .813479.175270@ a75g2000cwd.goo glegroups.com.. .
>

there is no difference between VBS, VB6, VB5 and VBA.

>
Aaron,
>
Yes, there is, and the fact that you don't acknowledge that says a lot
about your capability.
>
Robin S.

[susiedba@hotmail.com]

Re: VB 2005 code in VBS files?

why am I hear BITCHING?

because I finally realized how hopeless it was to fight in the MS
Access channel and I finally gave up on that sinking ship.

they stuck with DAO; even though it is a walking, breathing memory
leak.

IVE BEEN SELLING DAO-ADO UPGRADES FOR TEN YEARS AND NOW THEY BRING
BACK _DAO_

FUCK THIS COMPANY


-Susie




On Feb 9, 11:40 pm, "Bruce W. Darby" <kraco...@atcom cast.netwrote:

<susie...@hotma il.comwrote in message
news:1171074287 .406911.289910@ k78g2000cwa.goo glegroups.com.. .

bruce;

>

I don't get it.

>

things just 'used to work' when vb6 was around.

>
Well, if they 'just worked', then you didn't. Is that what you're trying to
say?
No wonder you don't have a job anymore.
>

a programming language is _NOT_ different than a scripting language.

>
Beg to differ, but you won't admit it, even though you know I'm correct in
my statement
>
>
>

all I've seen is that VB 2005 is _1/4_ the solution that Vb 6 _IS_

>
So, if it's only 1/4 the solution, why are you here ranting and raving like
a deranged lunatic? Sounds more to me like you're scared of the change and
don't appreciate those who are moving past you because you haven't the
initiative or motivation to improve your skill-set.
>
Bruce
>
P.S. Do you shave your legs and underarms to post as Susie????

[Tom Shelton]

Re: VB 2005 code in VBS files?

On 2007-02-13, susiedba@hotmai l.com <susiedba@hotma il.comwrote:

it's kinda like this recruiter I had; I told her I didn't do Java; and
she submitted me to this job that required a whole bunch of javascript
and shes like 'its not the same'
>
and im like UH YES IT IS THE SAME
>

Other then superficial simularities - no they aren't. JavaScript was invented
at Netscape, back when Navigator was the thing. They only called it
JavaScript because of it's superficial simularity to Sun's Java Language and
they thought it would make it more popular. It worked - even today people are
confused. The fact is JavaScript is NOT Java - period.

--
Tom Shelton