Little Request Help VB Program Im making but I dunno how to set up the email code. I see stuff like bodytxt.text, but where does "bodytxt" come from, is that the name of his text box?
Anyways, if somebody could link me a link or explain a tutorial for setting up a little email system, my program is simple its for they type in there email, and subject, and then the request, and then it emails all that to me, but how do I set up the email script Like I said.
Ive already searched the forums but most of em are unanswered or if they are answered its not for the newest version of VB which I have. Please help you guys were at the top of this list when I googled, Visual Basic Help Forums. Thanks much.
and what does Dim do lol, I just started it but im pretty good, I made a text edditing program. Please help
Here is my program
Last edited by lebb; 07-13-2006 at 07:59 PM.
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Little Request Help VB Program Im making but I dunno how to set up the email code. I see stuff like bodytxt.text, but where does "bodytxt" come from, is that the name of his text box?
Anyways, if somebody could link me a link or explain a tutorial for setting up a little email system, my program is simple its for they type in there email, and subject, and then the request, and then it emails all that to me, but how do I set up the email script Like I said.
Ive already searched the forums but most of em are unanswered or if they are answered its not for the newest version of VB which I have. Please help you guys were at the top of this list when I googled, Visual Basic Help Forums. Thanks much.
and what does Dim do lol, I just started it but im pretty good, I made a text edditing program. Please help
There are many people willing to help but you should give us more time than just a couple hours. There are many different ways to create an email program like automating Microsoft Outlook or using intrinsic controls that I know nothing about. More information is necessary to answer your question.
You might remember from reading the Posting Guidelines which you agreed to when you joined the forum, that item 17 points out:
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If you wish to clarify your question, do so in a reply to the original thread. This action will 'bump' your thread to the top of the thread stack. Empty 'bumps' are discouraged and threads 'bumped' in this way within 24 hours of the original post will be deleted.
You bumped your thread barely two hours after you posted the initial question. Due to the global nature of the forum and depending on your location and time zone, it might be 12-24 hours before someone can assist you with your problem. Please refrain from bumping threads in this way in the future.
Additionally, the way that our forum works best is when you show us the code you have written and where you are having trouble - we can then better assist you to solve the problem and help you (and others) learn in the process. To that end, if you have some code to post to clarify your request, that would not be considered an empty bump, and might help you to get more/better responses.
Thank you and enjoy all the forum has to offer!
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I removed your attachment, which contained only an executable in violation of our Posting Guidelines that webbone already linked to above.
Now on to your question, or rather a clarification about it.... You say:
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...if they are answered its not for the newest version of VB which I have
Does this mean that you are using VB.NET? If so, I'll be glad to move your thread to the .NET area of the site, as you have posted this in the Legacy VB section; that might explain some of the confusion about the threads you've been searching through.
As to Dim statements and other language features, MSDN (the help files that came with VB) should have an adequate explanation.
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