Message
Re: Error 70 - permission denied - on the Error log
Posted by: "softhackwin" no_reply@yahoogroups.com softhackwin
Thu May 8, 2008 7:33 am (PDT)
--- In visualbasic6program ming@yahoogroups .com, "solarquark"
<solarquark@ ...> wrote:
>
I don't undersand where is the problem. The code is working and is
simple! Maybe you have something open in background! Try to close some
services (network) and see! Try to delete the TargetDir folder and run
again! The problem is not on code!
> Hi softhackwin.
>
> Tried this. Same result, I'm afraid. That is when I open the error
> log and create an error the app reports the same 'Run-time error '70':
> 'Permission denied' and on the line that opens the, already open,
> error log file
> Set ts = fso.OpenTextFile( "C:\TargetDir\ Error.csv" , ForAppending,
> True)
>
> However, I have learned from your code. It's better than mine.
>
> Any idea what might be going wrong? I really puzzled why there is no
> jump into the ErrorHandler.
>
> Thanks for the help.
>
> Mike
>
>
> --- In visualbasic6program ming@yahoogroups .com, softhackwin
> <no_reply@> wrote:
> >
> > --- In visualbasic6program ming@yahoogroups .com, "solarquark"
> > <solarquark@ > wrote:
> > >
> > >
> >
> > Try
> >
> > Public Function LogError(strError) As Integer
> > On Error GoTo ErrorHandler
> > Dim fso As New FileSystemObject, ts As TextStream
> > Set fso = CreateObject( "Scripting. FileSystemObject ")
> >
> > 'check if file exist
> > If fso.FileExists( "C:\TargetDir\ Error.csv" ) = False Then
> > '//Create file as it does not exist
> > fso.CreateTextFile ("C:\TargetDir\ Error.csv" )
> > Set ts = fso.OpenTextFile( "C:\TargetDir\ Error.csv" , ForWriting,
> True)
> > '//Log the error string
> > ts.WriteLine "dfdfgdfg" 'strError here
> > ts.Close
> >
> > 'if already exist
> > ElseIf fso.FileExists( "C:\TargetDir\ Error.csv" ) = True Then
> > '//File already exists - open the file
> > Set ts = fso.OpenTextFile( "C:\TargetDir\ Error.csv" , ForAppending,
> True)
> > '//Add the error string
> > ts.WriteLine (strError) & "drgdgdgrf"
> > ts.Close
> > End If
> >
> > LogError = 1
> > Exit Function
> >
> > ErrorHandler:
> > LogError = Err.Number
> > Err.Clear
> >
> > End Function
> >
> >
> >
> > Hi All.
> > >
> > > (Oh No! He's back, I hear you all groan)
> > >
> > > With your help, I recently completed my second VB project. This
> > > project reads weather instruments, displays weather values and
> logs
> > > these to a log file.
> > > Fine so far.
> > > I had added error logging. So, for instance, if the output file
> was
> > > opened (and locked) when the app needed to write to the file an
> > > appropriate error would be logged to the error log file
> (Error.csv).
> > > Fine so far.
> > > However, when the Error.csv log file itself is opened and an
> error is
> > > generated the app reports an Error 70 - permission denied -
> message,
> > > keels over, waggles its legs in the air briefly and expires.
> > >
> > > I don't understand why and I need your help to understand this
> > > behaviour. Here is the initial LogError function code (I have
> tried
> > > other ways to overcome this behaviour, but none worked - so I
> need to
> > > understand why this is happening).
> > >
> > > Public Function LogError(strError) As Integer
> > >
> > > ^ Dim fso As New FileSystemObject
> > > ^ Dim fl As File
> > > ^ Dim ts As TextStream
> > >
> > > ^ Set fso = CreateObject( "Scripting. FileSystemObject ")
> > >
> > > ^ On Error GoTo ErrorHandler
> > >
> > > ^ If (Dir("C:\TargetDir\ Error.csv" ) = "" Then
> > > ^^ '//Create file as it does not exist
> > > ^^ fso.CreateTextFile( "C:\TargetDir\ Error.csv" )
> > > ^^ Set fl = fso.GetFile( "C:\TargetDir\ Error.csv" )
> > > ^^ Set ts = fl.OpenAsTextStream (ForWriting)
> > > ^^ '//Log the error string
> > > ^^ ts.WriteLine
> > > ^^ ts.Close
> > > ^ Else
> > > ^^ '//File already exists - open the file
> > > ^^ Set fl = fso.GetFile( "C:\TargetDir\ Error.csv" )
> > > ^^ Set ts = fl.OpenAsTextStream (ForAppending)
> > > ^^ '//Add the error string
> > > ^^ ts.WriteLine( strError)
> > > ^^ ts.Close
> > > ^ End If
> > >
> > > ^ LogError = 1
> > > ^ Exit Function
> > >
> > > ErrorHandler:
> > > ^ LogError = Err.Number
> > > ^ Err.Clear
> > >
> > > End Function
> > >
> > > With this code, if the Error.csv file is already open when the
> > > LogError function tries to open it should it not jump to the
> > > ErrorHandler: , clear the error and exit the function gracefully?
> > > Why the crash?
> > >
> > > Thank you all, once more, for your help.
> > >
> > > Mike
> > >
> >
>
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Re: Error 70 - permission denied - on the Error log
Posted by: "Michael Malone" solarquark@yahoo.com solarquark
Fri May 9, 2008 9:31 am (PDT)
Hi again.
Comments interleaved below.
Thanks for your help anyway.
Take care.
Mike
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From: softhackwin <no_reply@yahoogroup s.com>
To: visualbasic6program ming@yahoogroups .com
Sent: Thursday, May 8, 2008 3:33:12 PM
Subject: [Visual Basic 6 programming] Re: Error 70 - permission denied - on the Error log
--- In visualbasic6program ming@yahoogroups .com, "solarquark"
<solarquark@ ...> wrote:
>
I don't undersand where is the problem.
Neither do I. This really has me puzzled. That's why, after my own extensive investigation, I asked for help.
The code is working and is
simple! Maybe you have something open in background! Try to close some
services (network) and see! Try to delete the TargetDir folder and run
again! The problem is not on code!
The problem exists on all the machines that I have tried it on. This includes an ancient Win98 PC, a Win2000 machine and this, a WinXP PC.
I believe the problem is in the code, but possibly/probably not this code. That is, there is something else interfering with the correct operation of this module but whatever it is may be within the other application code.
Has anyone ever come across such a situation before? Surely I am not the first.
Mike
> Hi softhackwin.
>
> Tried this. Same result, I'm afraid. That is when I open the error
> log and create an error the app reports the same 'Run-time error '70':
> 'Permission denied' and on the line that opens the, already open,
> error log file
> Set ts = fso.OpenTextFile( "C:\TargetDir\ Error.csv" , ForAppending,
> True)
>
> However, I have learned from your code. It's better than mine.
>
> Any idea what might be going wrong? I really puzzled why there is no
> jump into the ErrorHandler.
>
> Thanks for the help.
>
> Mike
>
>
> --- In visualbasic6program ming@yahoogroups .com, softhackwin
> <no_reply@> wrote:
> >
> > --- In visualbasic6program ming@yahoogroups .com, "solarquark"
> > <solarquark@ > wrote:
> > >
> > >
> >
> > Try
> >
> > Public Function LogError(strError) As Integer
> > On Error GoTo ErrorHandler
> > Dim fso As New FileSystemObject, ts As TextStream
> > Set fso = CreateObject( "Scripting. FileSystemObject ")
> >
> > 'check if file exist
> > If fso.FileExists( "C:\TargetDir\ Error.csv" ) = False Then
> > '//Create file as it does not exist
> > fso.CreateTextFile ("C:\TargetDir\ Error.csv" )
> > Set ts = fso.OpenTextFile( "C:\TargetDir\ Error.csv" , ForWriting,
> True)
> > '//Log the error string
> > ts.WriteLine "dfdfgdfg" 'strError here
> > ts.Close
> >
> > 'if already exist
> > ElseIf fso.FileExists( "C:\TargetDir\ Error.csv" ) = True Then
> > '//File already exists - open the file
> > Set ts = fso.OpenTextFile( "C:\TargetDir\ Error.csv" , ForAppending,
> True)
> > '//Add the error string
> > ts.WriteLine (strError) & "drgdgdgrf"
> > ts.Close
> > End If
> >
> > LogError = 1
> > Exit Function
> >
> > ErrorHandler:
> > LogError = Err.Number
> > Err.Clear
> >
> > End Function
> >
> >
> >
> > Hi All.
> > >
> > > (Oh No! He's back, I hear you all groan)
> > >
> > > With your help, I recently completed my second VB project. This
> > > project reads weather instruments, displays weather values and
> logs
> > > these to a log file.
> > > Fine so far.
> > > I had added error logging. So, for instance, if the output file
> was
> > > opened (and locked) when the app needed to write to the file an
> > > appropriate error would be logged to the error log file
> (Error.csv).
> > > Fine so far.
> > > However, when the Error.csv log file itself is opened and an
> error is
> > > generated the app reports an Error 70 - permission denied -
> message,
> > > keels over, waggles its legs in the air briefly and expires.
> > >
> > > I don't understand why and I need your help to understand this
> > > behaviour. Here is the initial LogError function code (I have
> tried
> > > other ways to overcome this behaviour, but none worked - so I
> need to
> > > understand why this is happening).
> > >
> > > Public Function LogError(strError) As Integer
> > >
> > > ^ Dim fso As New FileSystemObject
> > > ^ Dim fl As File
> > > ^ Dim ts As TextStream
> > >
> > > ^ Set fso = CreateObject( "Scripting. FileSystemObject ")
> > >
> > > ^ On Error GoTo ErrorHandler
> > >
> > > ^ If (Dir("C:\TargetDir\ Error.csv" ) = "" Then
> > > ^^ '//Create file as it does not exist
> > > ^^ fso.CreateTextFile( "C:\TargetDir\ Error.csv" )
> > > ^^ Set fl = fso.GetFile( "C:\TargetDir\ Error.csv" )
> > > ^^ Set ts = fl.OpenAsTextStream (ForWriting)
> > > ^^ '//Log the error string
> > > ^^ ts.WriteLine
> > > ^^ ts.Close
> > > ^ Else
> > > ^^ '//File already exists - open the file
> > > ^^ Set fl = fso.GetFile( "C:\TargetDir\ Error.csv" )
> > > ^^ Set ts = fl.OpenAsTextStream (ForAppending)
> > > ^^ '//Add the error string
> > > ^^ ts.WriteLine( strError)
> > > ^^ ts.Close
> > > ^ End If
> > >
> > > ^ LogError = 1
> > > ^ Exit Function
> > >
> > > ErrorHandler:
> > > ^ LogError = Err.Number
> > > ^ Err.Clear
> > >
> > > End Function
> > >
> > > With this code, if the Error.csv file is already open when the
> > > LogError function tries to open it should it not jump to the
> > > ErrorHandler: , clear the error and exit the function gracefully?
> > > Why the crash?
> > >
> > > Thank you all, once more, for your help.
> > >
> > > Mike
> > >
> >
>
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Re: Hi, some help pls.
Posted by: "Kazi Shams E Tabriz" stabriz@yahoo.com stabriz
Thu May 8, 2008 4:38 pm (PDT)
in vb
dim a as double
a = 7 mod 2
a = 0.5
not sure what u mean by
shionuzuki2k2 <shionuzuki2k2@ yahoo.com> wrote:
how do you get the modulars or decimalsin VB?
example in C++.
a = 7%2
a = .5
what is its VB equivalent?
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Re: Hi, some help pls.
Posted by: "Brian Auty" brian.auty@talktalk.net brisanrus
Fri May 9, 2008 1:23 am (PDT)
a = ((7 / 2) - Int(7 / 2))
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From: Kazi Shams E Tabriz
To: visualbasic6program ming@yahoogroups .com
Sent: Friday, May 09, 2008 12:38 AM
Subject: Re: [Visual Basic 6 programming] Hi, some help pls.
in vb
dim a as double
a = 7 mod 2
a = 0.5
not sure what u mean by
shionuzuki2k2 <shionuzuki2k2@ yahoo.com> wrote:
how do you get the modulars or decimalsin VB?
example in C++.
a = 7%2
a = .5
what is its VB equivalent?
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Re: Hi, some help pls.
Posted by: "Michael Malone" solarquark@yahoo.com solarquark
Fri May 9, 2008 9:02 am (PDT)
Hi.
Look up the modulus operator in the VB6 help. This operator returns the remainder of a division operation as the result. Be aware of possible rounding of the original numbers (numerator and denominator) .
Take care.
Mike
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From: shionuzuki2k2 <shionuzuki2k2@ yahoo.com>
To: visualbasic6program ming@yahoogroups .com
Sent: Thursday, May 8, 2008 8:28:18 AM
Subject: [Visual Basic 6 programming] Hi, some help pls.
how do you get the modulars or decimalsin VB?
example in C++.
a = 7%2
a = .5
what is its VB equivalent?
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about the mod of the decimal
Posted by: "shionuzuki2k2" shionuzuki2k2@yahoo.com shionuzuki2k2
Thu May 8, 2008 10:30 pm (PDT)
Private Sub Command1_Click( )
Dim a As Double
a = Val(Text1.Text)
Text2.Text = a Mod 2
End Sub
this only returns 1 for any number that has a remainder when divided
by 2 of odd numbers and 0 for numbers that don't, even numbers.
what I mean by it was how to get the remainder of an operation is
for example:
if you divide 7 by 2 you get 3.5, how do I get the .5 only.
in C++ you use the 7%2 to get the remainder .5. what is its
equivalent in VB.
Thanks.
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Re: about the mod of the decimal
Posted by: "abhijit_dutta2003" abhijit_dutta2003@yahoo.co.in abhijit_dutta2003
Thu May 8, 2008 10:43 pm (PDT)
If you divide 7 by 2, the remainder should be 1 irrespective of
language. I can't remember about any function or operator for finding
the .5 but you can do it this way x/2-x\2 where x is the number you
are dividing. So if x=7 you get 7/2-7\2=3.5- 3=.5
--- In visualbasic6program ming@yahoogroups .com, "shionuzuki2k2"
<shionuzuki2k2@ ...> wrote:
>
>
> Private Sub Command1_Click( )
>
> Dim a As Double
>
> a = Val(Text1.Text)
>
> Text2.Text = a Mod 2
>
> End Sub
>
> this only returns 1 for any number that has a remainder when divided
> by 2 of odd numbers and 0 for numbers that don't, even numbers.
>
> what I mean by it was how to get the remainder of an operation is
> for example:
>
> if you divide 7 by 2 you get 3.5, how do I get the .5 only.
>
> in C++ you use the 7%2 to get the remainder .5. what is its
> equivalent in VB.
>
> Thanks.
>
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Re: about the mod of the decimal
Posted by: "shionuzuki2k2" shionuzuki2k2@yahoo.com shionuzuki2k2
Thu May 8, 2008 11:07 pm (PDT)
Thanks man!!!! Just what I needed. So there is no direct command for
it but it works fine. Thanks again!!!
--- In visualbasic6program ming@yahoogroups .com, "abhijit_dutta2003"
<abhijit_dutta2003@ ...> wrote:
>
> If you divide 7 by 2, the remainder should be 1 irrespective of
> language. I can't remember about any function or operator for
finding
> the .5 but you can do it this way x/2-x\2 where x is the number you
> are dividing. So if x=7 you get 7/2-7\2=3.5- 3=.5
> --- In visualbasic6program ming@yahoogroups .com, "shionuzuki2k2"
> <shionuzuki2k2@ > wrote:
> >
> >
> > Private Sub Command1_Click( )
> >
> > Dim a As Double
> >
> > a = Val(Text1.Text)
> >
> > Text2.Text = a Mod 2
> >
> > End Sub
> >
> > this only returns 1 for any number that has a remainder when
divided
> > by 2 of odd numbers and 0 for numbers that don't, even numbers.
> >
> > what I mean by it was how to get the remainder of an operation
is
> > for example:
> >
> > if you divide 7 by 2 you get 3.5, how do I get the .5 only.
> >
> > in C++ you use the 7%2 to get the remainder .5. what is its
> > equivalent in VB.
> >
> > Thanks.
> >
>
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Questions...
Posted by: "Michael Isaac Abuyo" amfugeh@yahoo.com amfugeh
Thu May 8, 2008 11:35 pm (PDT)
Greetings!
Someone knows:
1. How to add an image, icon or picture on popup menu or drop down menu?
2. How to create and assign a global hot key using VB?
3. How to safely unplug or eject a specific device?
Are there ways or line of codes on how to do those questions I have?
Thanks a lot for the help.
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Re: Questions...
Posted by: "Kenneth Danner" kwd@nettally.com racermand289
Fri May 9, 2008 2:03 am (PDT)
To do the second question you do this...
1) In the forms properties you set "KeyPreview" to True
2) Then in the "Form_KeyDown" sub you would do this
'// Lets say we are looking for the Esc key to be pressed
If KeyCode = vbKeyEscape Then
StopNow = True
End If
HTH
Kenny
At 01:35 AM 5/9/2008, you wrote:
>Greetings!
>
>Someone knows:
>
>1. How to add an image, icon or picture on popup menu or drop down menu?
>2. How to create and assign a global hot key using VB?
>3. How to safely unplug or eject a specific device?
>
>Are there ways or line of codes on how to do those questions I have?
>
>Thanks a lot for the help.
>
>
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Re: Questions...
Posted by: "Bamm Gabriana" bamm@gabriana.com bammgabriana
Fri May 9, 2008 2:47 am (PDT)
> Someone knows:
>
> 1. How to add an image, icon or picture on popup menu or drop down
> menu?
This is not built-in to VB6, so you need to do a technique called
subclassing; Google for it, there are some sources available. :)
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Posting Report on the Net
Posted by: "Kently Morales" kentlytears@yahoo.com kentlytears
Fri May 9, 2008 2:33 am (PDT)
Hello everyone... can anyone teach me how to save my data report
generated so i can post on the net or attache as file to send email. i
have tried saving it to HTM and TEXT saving into this kind of format
brokes the alignment of the report...
thanks in advance
kently
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Fwd: [Visual Basic 6 programming] about the mod of the decimal
Posted by: "jmltinc@aol.com" jmltinc@aol.com jmltinc
Fri May 9, 2008 5:56 am (PDT)
How about:
Private Function GetDecimal(number As Variant) As Long
Dim x As Long
x = Val(number)
number = Right$(number, Len(number) - Len(x))
GetDecimal = (CLng(number) )
End Function
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Desktop Shortcut with Visual Studio Installer
Posted by: "toole130" batoole@bellsouth.net toole130
Fri May 9, 2008 6:45 am (PDT)
Does anyone know if Visual Studio Installer packager can add a
shortcut for your program on the desktop when your packaged program is
installed on a users computer?
Bart
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Re: Desktop Shortcut with Visual Studio Installer
Posted by: "Michael Malone" solarquark@yahoo.com solarquark
Fri May 9, 2008 9:18 am (PDT)
Hi Bart.
Yes it can.
After you open your install project navigate to 'SolutionName/ Target Machine/File System'.
If the File System pane (on the left hand side) you will see folder called 'Application Folder', User's Desktop', etc.
Select 'User's Desktop'. On the right pane you will see the contents of this folder, should any exist.
Right-click any empty area of the right pane. Select 'Create Shortcut'. Select the application from the list displayed.
Take care.
Mike
----- Original Message ----
From: toole130 <batoole@bellsouth. net>
To: visualbasic6program ming@yahoogroups .com
Sent: Friday, May 9, 2008 2:45:00 PM
Subject: [Visual Basic 6 programming] Desktop Shortcut with Visual Studio Installer
Does anyone know if Visual Studio Installer packager can add a
shortcut for your program on the desktop when your packaged program is
installed on a users computer?
Bart
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Re: Desktop Shortcut with Visual Studio Installer
Posted by: "Barckley Toole" batoole@bellsouth.net toole130
Fri May 9, 2008 10:49 am (PDT)
Thanks, Mike. Nice, clear instructions and worked just as I wanted.
Searched help for 2 days and couldn't find what I needed.
Bart
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From: visualbasic6program ming@yahoogroups .com
[mailto:visualbasic6program ming@yahoogroups .com] On Behalf Of Michael Malone
Sent: Friday, May 09, 2008 12:19 PM
To: visualbasic6program ming@yahoogroups .com
Subject: Re: [Visual Basic 6 programming] Desktop Shortcut with Visual
Studio Installer
Hi Bart.
Yes it can.
After you open your install project navigate to 'SolutionName/ Target
Machine/File System'.
If the File System pane (on the left hand side) you will see folder called
'Application Folder', User's Desktop', etc.
Select 'User's Desktop'. On the right pane you will see the contents of this
folder, should any exist.
Right-click any empty area of the right pane. Select 'Create Shortcut'.
Select the application from the list displayed.
Take care.
Mike
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From: toole130 <batoole@bellsouth. <mailto:batoole% 40bellsouth. net> net>
To: visualbasic6program <mailto:visualbasic 6programming% 40yahoogroups. com>
ming@yahoogroups. com
Sent: Friday, May 9, 2008 2:45:00 PM
Subject: [Visual Basic 6 programming] Desktop Shortcut with Visual Studio
Installer
Does anyone know if Visual Studio Installer packager can add a
shortcut for your program on the desktop when your packaged program is
installed on a users computer?
Bart
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help pliz
Posted by: "-" agipharac@yahoo.co.uk agipharac
Fri May 9, 2008 8:32 am (PDT)
if I have the follow problems to solve, how do i go about solving the .
i am a vb newbie:
1. Caption Problem.
Build an application with a command button. When the button is clicked,
change
the button's Caption property. This allows a command button to be
used for
multiple purposes. If you want to change the button caption back when
you click
again, you'll need an If statement.
2. Enabled Problem.
Build an application with two command buttons. When you click one
button,
make it disabled (Enabled = False) and make the other button enabled
(Enabled = True).
3. Date Problem.
Build an application with a command button. When the button is clicked,
have
the computer display the current date in a label control.
4. Random Number Problem.
Build an application where each time a command button is clicked, a
random
number from 1 to 100 is displayed.
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Re: help pliz
Posted by: "Kevin Swiger" vb6_dev@yahoo.com vb6_dev
Fri May 9, 2008 8:58 am (PDT)
It sounds like you're asking us to do your homework assignment. If that's so, I don't think you're going to get much help.
- <agipharac@yahoo. co.uk> wrote:
if I have the follow problems to solve, how do i go about solving the .
i am a vb newbie:
1. Caption Problem.
Build an application with a command button. When the button is clicked,
change
the button's Caption property. This allows a command button to be
used for
multiple purposes. If you want to change the button caption back when
you click
again, you'll need an If statement.
2. Enabled Problem.
Build an application with two command buttons. When you click one
button,
make it disabled (Enabled = False) and make the other button enabled
(Enabled = True).
3. Date Problem.
Build an application with a command button. When the button is clicked,
have
the computer display the current date in a label control.
4. Random Number Problem.
Build an application where each time a command button is clicked, a
random
number from 1 to 100 is displayed.
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