I have been working on an encrypt/decrypt alternative that works in(code)
both ColdFusion, Visual Basic .NET, and Visual Basic 6.
This makes encrypted values available to applications outside of
ColdFusion. For example, lets say that you have a ColdFusion
application and have stored the
> I'd like to dabble a little with VB. Should I be learning VB
> 6 or VB .Net? Is there that much of a difference between the
> two?
There's quite a bit of difference between the two. However, which you should
learn probably depends on what you want to do. If you want to write programs
for Windo
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Subject: RE: Visual basic/ActiveX
No, learning VB6 first will probably make it harder.
I'd suggest learning C# or VB.NET. There are few real differences between
C# and VB.NET other than syntax but C# has a much higher standing in the MS
community...VB developers still thought
that you can go back and learn VB without
confusing it with VB.NET if you ever needed to.
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Hi,
I'd like t
I know a lot of VB programmers who know the bare minimum about OO, makes me
wonder how they do what they do!
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Sent: Monday, November 03, 2003 11:50 AM
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No, learning VB6 first
: Monday, November 03, 2003 5:26 AM
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>
> What would you suggest I start learning? I guess it would an
> easier transition if I learned VB 6 first?
>
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> Date: Mon, 3 Nov 2003 0
.NET No need to take a step back, take a step forward and go with the
latest.
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What would you suggest I start learning? I guess it would an
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> Kevin
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> My first port of call would be http://msdn.microsoft.com/newsgroups and
then
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> Can someone refer me to a really good discussion list like this one, on
> Visual Basic Programming?
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> Thanks,
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> Kevin
Can someone refer me to a really good discussion list like this one, on
Visual Basic Programming?
Thanks,
Kevin
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I know this one has come up before, but anyone know a list for visual basic
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> Sorry that I have to ask this question in the cf-talk
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> Is there a email list for VB similar to this one?
I guess none of the people with your email address use Outlook. It looks
like I am subscribed automagically to a few lists if I judge
did you look on google?
On Tue, 1 Jan 2002, jonathan hamner wrote:
> Hi All.
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> Sorry that I have to ask this question in the cf-talk
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> Is there a email list for VB similar to this one?
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> Once again, I apologize.
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> Once again, I apologize.
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Hi All.
Sorry that I have to ask this question in the cf-talk
email list.
Is there a email list for VB similar to this one?
Once again, I apologize.
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> I ain't no VB guy, as evidenced by this OT post. But I want to create
> a module that proppts the user for a file and performs a
> dataconversion process. I am using Access, but can't remember
> (don't think I ever knew) how to open a file browse dialog so the
> user can select the appropriat
I ain't no VB guy, as evidenced by this OT post. But I want to create a
module that proppts the user for a file and performs a dataconversion
process. I am using Access, but can't remember (don't think I ever knew) how
to open a file browse dialog so the user can select the appropriate file.
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