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Answer» Hi Everybody!! Are you saying there is no file drop down menu or that there is no make option?Quote from: Sidewinder on April 09, 2007, 05:25:37 AM Did the CD come with the book as one package? Thanks!! No, There is no make option. Yes cd come with the book. Thanks n Regards, JayWhen you installed the VB program, did you get the complete INTEGRATED development environment (IDE)? It looks something like a workbench where you can design your forms, write your code, and test your programs. What info did you get when you CHECKED the version information? What options do you have on the file menu? I didn't realize Microsoft Press included full BLOWN products with their books. Let us know. Quote from: Sidewinder on April 09, 2007, 05:58:40 AM It looks something like a workbench where you can design your forms, write your code, and test your programs. Thanks!! I think so, VB 6.0 working model Thanks n RegardsPlease let us know what is on the file menu and also the run menu. Also you might check the Help; look for something like Make or Build or Compile. Thanks!! As already u said, someone also saide that this is not full virsion so this facility is not available. Have to buy full version CD. :-\Besides this i want to get advice-Is the must background of software Engineering to learn the programming and get the job respected. If my humble request is being answered by you, Please also know which prgramming is preferable. Thanks N Regards,Software engineering is a huge field and there is no real agreement about it's definition or who it's members are. Quote Safe to say knowledge from software design, software construction, software testing, and software maintenance tasks, computer engineering, computer science, management, mathematics, project management, quality management, software ergonomics, and systems engineering are all included in software engineering. Source: Wikipedia As for choosing a language, it's difficult to pick one over another as they are all useful for one thing or another. VB is good for programs that require interactive input and output. C is good for writing system programs such as entire operating systems, programs that keep aircraft aloft, or even calculating real time orbital equations for spacecraft. Persons maintaining databases, systems or networks may use any of the SCRIPTING languages to assist in their duties. Statisticians in an insurance company may prefer a package such as SAS which can model and trend massive amounts of data. Many devices such as phones, traffic lights and even refrigerators are Java-enabled. Utility companies can now read their meters from your curb. Someone will have to program these and yet to be invented devices. Good luck. By default you can't make exe's with VB6 Student or Learning Edition. There are ways around this but I don't think I'm allowed to post them here. |
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