In my program, I would like to incorporate a picture with several numeroted exemples on it and see if it could be possible to click on one of thes figures to go on on a particular way in the program, something like a on go to but attached on each exemple?
2. Does it exists a program to split a table for instance 6x6 on selected subtables for instance 2x5 ,3x3, 1x6 whatever? and keep it on the same page.
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Okay...
Well, first you'll need to learn something like the Windows API or SDL. If you don't have much coding experience, good luck.
If that sounds too scary, you can go out and buy Visual Basic, for the low low price of too damn much.
If that's too scary, and the program you want to write is only going to be for you, then you can go out and buy a book that includes a "Trial Version" of VB, that can't compile programs, or is missing features, or whatever. I bought Sams' "Visual Basic in 24 Hours", and came with a non compiling version of VB6.
Well, first you'll need to learn something like the Windows API or SDL. If you don't have much coding experience, good luck.
If that sounds too scary, you can go out and buy Visual Basic, for the low low price of too damn much.
If that's too scary, and the program you want to write is only going to be for you, then you can go out and buy a book that includes a "Trial Version" of VB, that can't compile programs, or is missing features, or whatever. I bought Sams' "Visual Basic in 24 Hours", and came with a non compiling version of VB6.
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Kevin