Reply With QuoteYou can buy VB.NET Academic for ~$100 from most good software retailers.
Does anyone know??? I wana make something in that
You can buy VB.NET Academic for ~$100 from most good software retailers.
Sunny
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2008 UNSW BSc Computer Science Honours Class 1
Last edited by sunny; 27 Oct 2005 at 8:57 PM.
B Business (Finance) / B Computing (Application Development) @ UTS
(graduating!!!)
check out business computer auctions....one of my friends managed to buy Microsoft Visual Studio 6 (Professional Edition - 5/6 discs) 2nd hand with manuals, posters etc for <$30
for HSC purposes you dont really need the latest and greatest...
mmmm, know where I can get a really basic version for free, to see if I like it or not? Sorta like a trial?
Sunny
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dude just use vb from microsoft word i think the shortcut is alt + f11
tats what we use at school to do it and u can also make a command button in the word doc for ur program to start up
VBA in the Office suite is only a subset of VB - for starters you can't compile a program in VBA.
Sunny
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just google VB express (its on MSDN), its free and its easier than VB if your a slack programmer
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