Bryan's menu and vbscript

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Punch up "vbscript tutorial" on google

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Thanks Midnite I'll give it a look see.....

 

 

Murlin

[Mick from CNC Software Inc.]

Bryan,

 

Glad I could help

[Ron Branch @ 5th Axis]

Well I have decided to be a brace soul. I think I can talk my wife into it. I am going to become a certifed Vbasic person. I have looked inot night classes and If I take the classes i can get the whole Vbasic software for a big discount. I have played with alot of the scripts I have got off or here and they are very cool I understand the code somewhat but want to know more it is all your fault REKD . I will keep everyone posted on my progress and when in about a years I think I can contribute I hope to be too.

 

Crazy Millman

[Bullines]

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I have looked inot night classes and If I take the classes i can get the whole Vbasic software for a big discount.

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Ah, the educational discount. It's the best software discount you'll ever get. After I graduated, I went to the campus shop and loaded up on software before I left (while my student card was still valid for a few more days). I nabbed Microsoft Visual Studio 6, Borland Delphi 5, Borland JBuilder 3, Partition Magic 6 and MathCAD 6 for super cheap

[bryan314]

Crazy Millman

 

+1 Bullines.

I've seen a lot of great deals at college bookstores. Not just crappy 'student' editions but full fledge regular software and even some 'enterprise' 'professional' edition of software for a great price. If your taking classes somewhere check out your bookstore you may be surprised.

 

Bryan

[Guest CNC Apps Guy 1]

Software is the ONLY bargain you will find in a College/University Bookstore though.

 

Everything else is an arm, leg, and your first born!

[Bullines]

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Software is the ONLY bargain you will find in a College/University Bookstore though.

 

Everything else is an arm, leg, and your first born!

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Agreed. Buy a text book for $80. Sell it back to the campus bookstore at the end of the semester for $20. The campus bookstore sells it "used" next semester for $40. Yay!

 

PS: I kept most of my text books. The university made enough money off of me. I paid for those books, I'm keepin' 'em where they can't get their hands on 'em!

[bryan314]

I kept most of my textbooks too. But not out of choice. "I'm sorry we're not using that textbook next semester. We can throw it in this garbage can for you for $10" The univeristy was constantly changing text books every few semesters. Nothing like eating the cost of a few $60, $80, or $100 books. My favorite was when the book was used for 2 semesters and then they changed to another book midway. ouch.

 

Bryan