hi, yes the express edition is a free download, I think somebody slipped up!
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Many thanks for the tips, I will give it a try.
I have VB Express 2005 and started to use it, is this waht you mean by the latest?
I am using VB 6 because I purchased it about 2 years ago and up til recently I hadnt the time to get stuck in.
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manipulating the textbox command in VB6
Hi,
Im gradually getting used to this VB but still learning slowly.
Can anyone say how one can index textboxes ?
ie: the normal textbox address in VB is TEXT1 or TEXT3 etc.
Can one subfix the box number to the address?
ie: TEXT & (str(2)). to make the address as TEXT2.
This doesnt work but maybe you know what does!
thanks for you interest, Brian -
Thanks dok,
but sorry that was not what I wanted.
I wish the user to enter two numbers( ex: 44) followed by a return, into textbox1, and be able to trap the return key.I will then have the two numbers in a string for further use!
In other words, once I have a return key entered I know the user has finished input and we can take the "textbox.te xt" into a string and leave the routine with the string carrying...Leave a comment:
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Capture ENTER key while working with textbox
I have achieved a good amount of programme as my first VB programme. So far all the bugs are out but!
I have been trying to work with a TEXTBOX and am really confused.
my aim is to have the user type two numbers into a textbox, and then to operate on those numbers and store them into another textbox window.
I have tried various ways without sucess. ie. entering two numbers and hitting return, the programme then looks... -
many thanks, I will get there in the end. VB is relatively new to me, I used to do a lot of assembler programming but that is not so helpful in relation to VB. or perhaps my age is telling. thanks again. BrianLeave a comment:
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many thanks, I had not realised that the texbox cleared each time it was addressed, seems strange to me that should be so!
Thats one hurdle out the way.
greetings
my routine for testing is now as here:
Dim I As Integer
Dim mytext(20), last(20) As String
For I = 1 To 20
last(I) = Str(I) & "------------- " & Rnd(5) & Chr(13) & Chr(10)...Leave a comment:
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loading a textbox with several strings of text (multi-lines of text)
I need to display several lines of text in a VB textbox (VB 2005 Xpress). my aproach to test the possibilty has been as the following code:
dim I as Integer
for I = 1 to 10
Textbox1.text = "hgjhgjhgjhgjhg " + chr(13)
next
this produces only one line at the top of the box which is overwriten 10 times.
Please advise on what I am doing wrong, thank you
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