Alright, I want to write my own bot in Visual Basic... I am willing to learn Visual Basic or anything else I need to learn, but I need some pointers...
Is the Visual Basic program free? a long time ago, I bought a book on visual basic but I cannot get it to install on my machine (Win XP). So can I get a Visual Basic program all by itself free somewhere? if so where?
Also, where do I start? by that I mean what should I learn first?
Thanks in advance,
jabird
www.vbtutor.net
Edit: Decided to be helpful. ;)
Quote from: hismajesty[yL] on July 17, 2004, 07:52 PM
Edit: Decided to be helpful. ;)
Thanks for being helpful lol... to bad I didnt see what you said before, sometimes I like to read stuff like that...
Please let me get that link before you change it back lol
j/k dont change it please...
~Jabird
Visual Basics is not free. However, microsoft has release a beta which is like Windows 2003 Evaluation edition. It is for testing only. You need to find someone who has Visual Basic or go out and buy it.
VISUAL BASIC. It's not plural!
VB costs around $600 :O
I'm sure thats just pocket change though, so it shouldnt be a problem
You could always... get it for free :-X Just do not try distribute anything in it, or you might get in some trouble. Actually isn't there a student version of vb that is cheaper? Personally I would use vb.net because its oo, and will soon be able to go cross platform... vb6 cannot.
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Quote from: $t0rm on July 17, 2004, 10:59 PM
lolz guyz
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Sorry about my spelling mistake... Is that really how much vb costs. Damn nvm I suggest an Illegal program.
Quote from: fire.bat on July 18, 2004, 12:03 AM
Sorry about my spelling mistake... Is that really how much vb costs. Damn nvm I suggest an Illegal program.
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I would recommend getting a book of eBay (http://www.ebay.com) about Visual Basic, or maybe even a copy of the software (you can be the first non-member here with a legal version (I have a legal version))!
But before you even consider making a bot, learn the language. Bots are a reasonably advanced topic.
chronic stop maken fun of me :'(
bully...
Quote from: iago on July 18, 2004, 12:42 AM
I would recommend getting a book of eBay (http://www.ebay.com) about Visual Basic, or maybe even a copy of the software (you can be the first non-member here with a legal version (I have a legal version))!
But before you even consider making a bot, learn the language. Bots are a reasonably advanced topic.
BOOO I have a legal version you Mr. Ron!
I got mine from Kazaa :)
Quote from: iago on July 18, 2004, 12:42 AM
I would recommend getting a book of eBay (http://www.ebay.com) about Visual Basic, or maybe even a copy of the software (you can be the first non-member here with a legal version (I have a legal version))!
But before you even consider making a bot, learn the language. Bots are a reasonably advanced topic.
Hey hey! I have had legal versions of VS for a couple years now. I'm all about being legit. :P
Alright guys thanks... Long ago I bought a VB6 book for like $70 and Barnes and Noble... it came with a VB6 cd and all, but the cd wont install on my comp... maybe the cd is screwed up, maybe it just wont work on XP? I also have a book on C++ (I have about 3 on VB6 lol (my uncle was in prison and he took classes on it and gave me the book)).
Is C++ any easier/cheaper?
Thanks,
jabird
(I have searched some warez forums... :( I also dont like torrents :\)
Maybe I will request at the one I am a mod at LOL
Quote from: jabird on July 19, 2004, 10:42 PM
Alright guys thanks... Long ago I bought a VB6 book for like $70 and Barnes and Noble... it came with a VB6 cd and all, but the cd wont install on my comp... maybe the cd is screwed up, maybe it just wont work on XP? I also have a book on C++ (I have about 3 on VB6 lol (my uncle was in prison and he took classes on it and gave me the book)).
Is C++ any easier/cheaper?
Thanks,
jabird
(I have searched some warez forums... :( I also dont like torrents :\)
Maybe I will request at the one I am a mod at LOL
I can get you a copy of VS.net (VC++ and VB.net), if you want. Just contact me privately ( <-- ).
But if you're undecided on programming languages, you should look into Java (http://java.sun.com). The compiler (http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.4.2/download.html) and most IDEs are free, including eclipse (http://www.eclipse.org) which is really nice. Also, Sun has lots of really good Beginner Tutorials (http://java.sun.com/learning/new2java/index.html) and an amazingly well detailed API Documentation (http://java.sun.com/api)
It's free, powerful, and easy to learn. All advantages :)
Legal version here :P
Not the student version either :P
Quote from: Stwong on July 20, 2004, 08:40 PM
Legal version here :P
Not the student version either :P
At my University, we get pro for free.
u shood uze python (http://www.python.org)
itz 4 haxx0rz
Quote from: $t0rm on July 21, 2004, 09:36 AM
u shood uze python (http://www.python.org)
itz 4 haxx0rz
Python is great, I recommend it!
Btw VB is just about easier, I have been learning both and it's kinda simmilar, just get VB on Ares, that's how I got it.