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Coke studios status (VB6)
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Things you'll need:
6 labels 1 timer 1 textbox 3 inet controls If you don't know how to draw an inet on your form, hit CTRL+T to bring up the project components. Scroll down and tick the box next to Microsoft Internet Transfer Control and hit Apply. A little icon of a computer and the earth behind it will appear in your toolbar. Click that icon and just draw the inets anywhere on your form. LEAVE ALL OBJECT NAMES AS DEFAULT. DO NOT CHANGE THEIR NAMES. Now. Change the textboxes text to a quotation mark. Just one quotation mark, that's all. Quote:
Now set your timers interval to 3000 and set it's Enabled property to TRUE. Arrange your labels in this order Quote:
Change Label3s caption to "Online:" And change label5s caption to "Capacity" For a better look, I would set the font for labels 2, 4 and six to bold. You don't have to, I just think it looks good. For a placeholder, I also made the captions for labels 2, 4 and 6 "Null" Now your form should look something like this. ![]() Now insert this code into your timer, and you're finished. Code:
On Error Resume Next 'Just in case. I would apreciate any comments or suggestions. Attatched below is a source and example application. Hope this helps. |
Good Job ;)
This'll help a few people :) |
Yeah, Kyle already used it in his CokeClient v2.
It might also give people an idea of how the very handy split function works. |
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i think that this is not going to help me
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Defective thanks alot for this :), ive been trying to do this forever. Maybe make a tut on how to make a open and close buttons :D. I already added to my client.
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Lol seangreasley.com
Best site. Easy to read. |
Nice job on the tutorial bitch.
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Not to sound stupid, but what is this used for?
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A client or any other Visual Basic program.
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wow this is very cool. how did you find the
strCode = Inet1.OpenURL |
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