Kornowski

Hey Guys,

I've done a bit of programming in College... I've done some very simple things, but I'd like to get your opinions on them

Here are the links to them, They are .exe files but there aren't any viruses

Kornowski's Calculator:

http://www.4shared.com/file/13081908...alculator.html

Kornowski's Clock:

http://www.4shared.com/file/13081910...and_Clock.html


I've also made a currency convertor in MS Excel, but it's a .xml file and I don't know how to run it with-out having Excel open?

Anyway, What do you think?

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dragon2309

aaah very good, made in VB i see? they are simple yes, but also well rounded, finished nicely and i have yet to find a bug in them, so yeh, they are excellent, you should definitely spend more time and create more applications

dragon

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Kornowski

Yeah, VB

Thanks
I know of one bug I haven't learnt how to fix yet, it's in the Calculator, but I'll let you try and find it

I will, I've made a currency convertor, but I don't know what to do with it, it was made in Excel and it's a .xml file...

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Nevakonaza

hehe they are quite good,I wouldnt have a clue how to make them

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I like it

I know nothing about VB but the bug you are talking about must be the "Overflow" when entering large figures.

You can see that I seriously tested it

PohTayToez

If you enter text into the calculator, you get a runtime error. I believe VB has an easy option to limit to type of variable being entered in a text box.

And I made one like the calculator when I first started learning VB... you should make it so you can use the numpad like I did.

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dragon2309

BUG FOUND: In the calculator, if you hit = (equals) without pressing any other buttons before hand, you get a runtime error aswell... ok so i take back what i said about it being bug free, but they are still very good

dragon

*EDIT* - infact, if you press ANY of the operator buttons withough entering a number it comes up with a runtime error....

*EDIT* - and also, you cant use the * button for multiply or the - button for subtract etc...

*EDIT* - why dont you post your code up and see if anyone here is an uber VB geek and could maybe help you out??

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Emperor_nero

I know rather a lot of VB, if you want I'd be happy to help fix your bugs.

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Kornowski

Thanks, I've only just started, it's great fun! You can use MS Excel if you want, Just open it and press Alt + F11


Yeah, You found it, I still need a way to fix it

Thanks a lot for taking a look guys!

I'll look into that, there's no good having an un-stable calculator
Yeah, That'd be cool.

I'll try and make it so that you can use the +, -, * and / keys, It'd be better.

Sure, I made it in college, I'll post the code in when I get to college.

Sure, If you want, I'll post the code up in a bit

Thanks a lot for taking a look guys!

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Emperor_nero

K I need t go but I'll look at it in the morning (morning here that is about 8 hours) good nigh tor good day

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