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My first Visual Basic program!
Well, I wasnt sure where to post this, so I posted it here.
Introducing: PMG AUTOSPAMMER!
Already found one bug -.-, sometimes it wont get the first letter of what you want to spam, I have no idea how to fix this. Maybe someone can help if I send them the source? Also, how do you change the title of the window? I tried to change it but it said it conflicts with the code, so I have no idea.
here it is: scan for viruses if you want =S, if you dont trust it dont use it...
http://www.ezupload.org/?w=download&id=14674&name=PMGAUTOSPAMMER.EXE
Introducing: PMG AUTOSPAMMER!
Already found one bug -.-, sometimes it wont get the first letter of what you want to spam, I have no idea how to fix this. Maybe someone can help if I send them the source? Also, how do you change the title of the window? I tried to change it but it said it conflicts with the code, so I have no idea.
here it is: scan for viruses if you want =S, if you dont trust it dont use it...
http://www.ezupload.org/?w=download&id=14674&name=PMGAUTOSPAMMER.EXE
a) let's see the source, and we'll talk about whether or not it's good -- I don't feel like running a random executable even in my protected sandbox environment here on Linux
b) what the hell does it do?
b) what the hell does it do?
^^ everything he said was true. what does it do. why should i just download it. You really have got to sell your product if yuo want people to sell it. Dont just say here it is DL it, hope you dont get a virus =). Tell us what it does and why we should download it, who knows people might want you to make more of them
I downloaded it, its no malware and without viruses so dont worry. Its also full of bugs, or should i call it "unfinished"?
Scrollbars dont work, and as he mentioned first letter is ignored.
And what does it do? It simply binds 2 texts u write there to F10 and F11 function keys, something like CTRL+C and CTRL+V combination so u can paste that text by clicking a simple key.
Not totally bad for a very first try, if thats what u wanted to hear.
And what does it do? It simply binds 2 texts u write there to F10 and F11 function keys, something like CTRL+C and CTRL+V combination so u can paste that text by clicking a simple key.
Not totally bad for a very first try, if thats what u wanted to hear.
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| Also, how do you change the title of the window? |
The 'Caption' property of the form.
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Sure, post the source... I'm usually pretty good at spotting bugs.
P.S What version of Visual Basic do you use?
He Probably Uses Visual Basic 6.0 .. Thats The 1 I Use.. Also If Anyone Cannot Run The Visual Basic 6.0 Programs.. All You have To Do Is 1 Thing... Download The Visual Basic 6.0 Runtime File Here:
Copy And Paste The Code In Your Browser =)
File Scanned With Jotti:
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Copy And Paste The Code In Your Browser =)
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| File: Visual_Basic_6.0_Runtime.zip
Status: OK MD5 9fa1bdf115052ac03108e903ce595412 Packers detected: - Scanner results AntiVir Found nothing ArcaVir Found nothing Avast Found nothing AVG Antivirus Found nothing BitDefender Found nothing ClamAV Found nothing Dr.Web Found nothing F-Prot Antivirus Found nothing Fortinet Found nothing Kaspersky Anti-Virus Found nothing NOD32 Found nothing Norman Virus Control Found nothing UNA Found nothing VBA32 Found nothing |
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| He Probably Uses Visual Basic 6.0 .. Thats The 1 I Use. |
Yeah, I use Visual Basic 6.0, but now I'm starting to use Visual Basic 2005 (it's heaps more powerful, and fully object-orientated).
Yeah I Heard About Visual Studio 2005.. Not Basic... But Is There Any Differences Between The Coding In Visual Basic 2005?
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| Yeah I Heard About Visual Studio 2005.. Not Basic... But Is There Any Differences Between The Coding In Visual Basic 2005? |
The language has changed quite a lot. The old Visual Basic commands still work, but all the new commands are object-orientated. That means that everything (forms, modules, data types) are all objects.
For example:
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Dim strTest as String |
Will define strTest as a string. Strings are now classified as objects, so you could do something like this:
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MsgBox strTest.Length |
To get the length of the string.
Another good addition is the 'My' namespace. It has all the most commong functions. For example,
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MsgBox "You have" & My.Computer.Info.AvailablePhysicalMemory & " free memory" |
gets the total free memory on the user's computer.
There's a pretty good introduction to the 'My' namespace at http://www.15seconds.com/issue/050223.htm
Wow Thats Excelent... So Do You Think I Should Stop Learning C++ For Now.. And Finish Learning Visual Basic? Also Is Visual Basic 6.0 Better Then 2005?
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| Wow Thats Excelent... So Do You Think I Should Stop Learning C++ For Now.. And Finish Learning Visual Basic? Also Is Visual Basic 6.0 Better Then 2005? |
Yeah, it's a lot better. You need to get used to the new language, but after that, it's awesome, and very powerful.
Another good thing, in Visual Basic 6, if you have a form and want to move/resize the controls whenever the form is resized, you'd need to write code for it. This is automatic in Visual Basic 2005 (it's called "Anchoring".
There's even a FREE version of Visual Basic 2005! It's called the "Express Edition", and is available for download on the Microsoft site.
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| Wow Thats Excelent... So Do You Think I Should Stop Learning C++ For Now.. And Finish Learning Visual Basic? Also Is Visual Basic 6.0 Better Then 2005? |
Oh well, I would suggest if you can learn both language, learn both because you know, a knowledge with the basics (like C++) would still make a difference in you with those who don't know C and take it as your advantage and of course the New Visual Studio 2005 (Visual Basic) of Microsoft is also good, just like other guys said, it changed a lot more than of version 6 and I'm still learning in it's fundamentals.
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| it changed a lot more than of version 6 and I'm still learning in it's fundamentals. |
Yeah, I'm still learning the fundamentals as well, which is why I wrote my signature program (the client is written in Visual Basic 2005)
Anyone that wants to use Visual Basic 2005 can get a free (legal) version here: http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/express/vb/default.aspx
