How to type math-formula in VB6?

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Hello,
I want to type math-formula (like MS Equation Editor) in VB6, what do I do? Can you help me find a control for this, thank for your help.

Posted 28-Jul-11 17:24pm

Andrewpeter

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Christian Graus 28-Jul-11 23:28pm

Why is anyone still using VB6 in 2011 ? Self loathing ? A dinosaur who refused to move with the times ? Are you asking for code to do it, or a component you can plug in ? Plug ins written in C++ were always the only reason VB6 EVER does anything useful....

Andrewpeter 28-Jul-11 23:48pm

Thank Christian Graus, I know that VB6 is very old in these days, but Im developing my project in VB6 language, thank you for your advice. Ahm, I need a component to do this, if you have source code then it's very good with me. Hope you help me. Thanks.

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bmcD99 · Answer 1 · 2011-09-02T06:39:00

Solution 1

Just a plop a text box on your form. then use the EVAL statement on what the user types in.

Posted 2-Sep-11 6:39am

bmcD99