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    Lol,

    Open it up then go in it make a buttun (call it home) then make a webbrowser then screen thing then double click on the buttun and in the midle of this:

    Public Class Form1

    Private Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click


    End Sub

    Put this in the middle of it so it looks like this

    Public Class Form1

    Private Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click
    WebBrowser1.GoHome()

    End Sub

    Then you have a basic browser which connects to the internet ect..
    gose to pages 'Your home'

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    Is this your first/one of your first VB .NET programs? If so, you should try adding Back, Forward, Refresh and Stop buttons.

    And also a better layout of the program will make it look better.
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    VB is actually pretty easy. I learnt a lot of basic stuff in IT this year, but stopped using it because I don't need to develop applications. But it's a fairly simple language, like most other programming languages.
    XHTML, CSS, AJAX, JS, php, MySQL.

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    Kinda.. I will do you know how I can save it as an EXE?

    and Do you know if thers a thing you can do in VB which will by pass proxy servers?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Heinous View Post
    VB is actually pretty easy. I learnt a lot of basic stuff in IT this year, but stopped using it because I don't need to develop applications. But it's a fairly simple language, like most other programming languages.
    Trav? Eh? I didn't know you visited these parts....haha.

    Anyway, VB is easy to learn

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    Yeah, its pretty easy to make simple applications. But can be harder for advanced applications.
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    How do I save as a EXE?

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    Build > Build WindowsApplication1

    it should appear in the bin/Debug folder where your project is saved.
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    ahhh cheers dude + rep

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    Quote Originally Posted by CHTom View Post
    Trav? Eh? I didn't know you visited these parts....haha.

    Anyway, VB is easy to learn
    only for the coding sections really. Need something to do in my spare time, HF hasn't got busy coding areas.

    And you are?
    XHTML, CSS, AJAX, JS, php, MySQL.

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