For those of you "lucky" enough to have used VB for DOS ... Can't figure this one out. I want to display my VB forms in a screen mode other than 0. I can use the "screen 13" statement in a .BAS module to change the mode, but then the forms do not display. Any attempt to display the forms in a mode other than 0 causes an error.
How can I do this?
VB for DOS - Screen Modes
- burger2227
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I have got to agree there! M$ always reinvents the new "wheels". Same as VB and now NET. NET costs over $1K already and can be up to $10K for advanced programming packages.
M$ also likes to ignore backward compatabilities in the last 8 years and soon will try to get rid of OLD stuff to make more money.
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M$ also likes to ignore backward compatabilities in the last 8 years and soon will try to get rid of OLD stuff to make more money.
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This is a no-brainer. But it looks like it's finally starting to catch up to them. Open source is catching up, and on, and organizations are beginning to see the benefits of moving from MS to Linux and C.burger2227 wrote:M$ also likes to ignore backward compatabilities in the last 8 years and soon will try to get rid of OLD stuff to make more money.
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