02-21-2024, 10:48 PM
(This post was last modified: 02-21-2024, 11:05 PM by Kernelpanic.)
@a740g - Thank you for your effort! Your version works.
I had previously tried to use your advice, but the result was that the entire computer froze.
I just got out of there with a reboot.
Then I deleted the entire program and recreated it. But that didn't lead to anything, the program didn't work. Then I used your version and it worked. There is something I didn't understand.
To understand how it works I tried to create a new program with two output fields. But that's where I got stuck. I do not understand the whole structure of InForm. Either it's my fault or it's because the program is so complicated.
The new attempt. . . and the program in VB.
![[Image: In-Form-Visual-Basic2024-02-21.jpg]](https://i.ibb.co/KKFNNTZ/In-Form-Visual-Basic2024-02-21.jpg)
OK. The program itself is a great achievement. Really! When it works it comes very close to VisualBasic. And how many developers did they have there?
I had previously tried to use your advice, but the result was that the entire computer froze.
I just got out of there with a reboot.Then I deleted the entire program and recreated it. But that didn't lead to anything, the program didn't work. Then I used your version and it worked. There is something I didn't understand.
To understand how it works I tried to create a new program with two output fields. But that's where I got stuck. I do not understand the whole structure of InForm. Either it's my fault or it's because the program is so complicated.
The new attempt. . . and the program in VB.
OK. The program itself is a great achievement. Really! When it works it comes very close to VisualBasic. And how many developers did they have there?