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Old September 7th, 2003, 08:40 AM
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Hi all,
Please, tell me briefly, How Can I Begin Designing Website In VisualBasic6?. I'm still confusing.
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It depends on what exactly you are trying to do.

You probably don't want to being a website with VB6. If you want to create a website you should start with an HTML editing tool like Dreamweaver or FrontPage. However, VB6 can be used to create ActiveX controls or components that you can access from your web page. But again, you may not need VB6 to do what you want. Although it can be very useful for building code to run your website, ASP/VBscript willl probably be all you need.

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Hi Mr. dcarva,

I understand FrontPage very well, but I want to increase my knowledge. Do you understand what ASP/VBScrept mean?.

Please, look that I saw those Words repeatedly, but I don't know what're they. Do you have any experience in WinXp Professional Edition?.
In last question, please answer only "Yes" or "No".

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Hi Mr. dcarva,

I understand FrontPage very well, but I want to increase my knowledge. Do you understand what ASP/VBScrept mean?.

Please, look that I saw those Words repeatedly, but I don't know what're they. Do you have any experience in WinXp Professional Edition?.
In last question, please answer only "Yes" or "No".

Thanks.

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Hi Mr. dcarva,

I understand FrontPage very well, but I want to increase my knowledge. Do you understand what ASP/VBScrept mean?.

[Yes]

Please, look that I saw those Words repeatedly, but I don't know what're they. Do you have any experience in WinXp Professional Edition?.

[Yes, but only for what I need]

In last question, please answer only "Yes" or "No".

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Hi,
As long as you answerd on both questions, please tell me briefly, waht do those(ASP/VBscrip) mean?. If this request is annoying you, please prvide links lead to that.

In WinXp Edition, there're many hidden secrets. One important and new is (gpedit.msc) feature better than classic (regedit) feature. If you do not know that, this feature allows you approximately to control all of Windows Components. Just click Start/Run, and type in ( gpedit.msc) then press Enter Key.

I like to hear your comments.. Briefly!

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It's not annoying me.

ASP is a server-side technology that enables you to create dynamic web pages. The pages have an extension of .asp. Within the asp pages, you can use VBscript, which is Visual Basic, but for scripting. Here's a basic example with vbscript:

<html>
...
<%
'---Display the date
response.write( Date() )
%>
</html>

You can probably find good articles on this site about ASP and VBScript. If not, do a search on google and you'll get lots of hits. There are great books on these topics too.

Gpedit.msc is the Group Policy editor in Windows.

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Hi,
Thank you for your interest.

90% of speed of internet falls upon ISP.
Our ISP is very slow and very expensive cost.
There's no more than one!!?.
I want to catch the remainder 10%.
Have you any tip, even small to make that?

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