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Yeah, from the stone age!
The difficult we do right away...
...the impossible takes slightly longer.
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I think that may have been the version I used.
Thanks for the suggestion. I have downloaded VB Express 2010 and started to tinker with it. Things have definitely changed a lot since I last used it 14 years or so ago. I am going to have to re-learn how to program, but VB looks like the fastest way to do so with enough flexibility to ensure I can create what I need to create.
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Michael Haephrati wrote: VB6 has its magic...
Maybe 15 years ago.... You might want to change has to had 
"Any sort of work in VB6 is bound to provide several WTF moments." - Christian Graus
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After I have been accepted to the BizSpark program I have downloaded VB6 which still works and is excellent for small tasks...
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Michael Haephrati wrote: I have downloaded VB6
It's not a free download, and no longer for sale. It's a proprietary app that has been discontinued.
Recommending it for current development is not even an option.
Bastard Programmer from Hell 
if you can't read my code, try converting it here[^]
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I am a member of BizSpark. Didn't know its not available.
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...and will teach you all kinds of bad habits you will have to unlearn in order to step up to using a modern language!
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My habits are c++ and I don't plan to change them
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Yours may be, but every noob who touches VB6 are screwing themselves over. There just no reason at all to suggest VB6 for anything in this day and age.
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I prefer VB6 over VB.NET...
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