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'this is a script i used the other day, it randomizes the backcolor of the form 'code begins Private Sub Command1_Click() Text1.Text = Randomize("-1", "256") Text2.Text = Randomize("-1", "256") Text3.Text = Randomize("-1", "256") Text4 = Text1 + Val(Text2) + Val(Text3) Me.BackColor = Text4.Text End Sub Function Randomize(Lowerbound As Long, Upperbound …

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another way to do it is to put in a whole bunch of if statements /\/\ kinda a bit harder, but not impossible, done it with other apps... try looking on the internet for a password generator, it will show you a whole bunch of examples that you could use... …

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i already know how to do a login form using a .INI file, but i was wondering if it is possible to make a form that automatically downloads a file from the web on loading, and uses that as a database for passwords and users, i was also wondering if …

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im not sure, and i dont have msaccess on my computer, dont like the newer versions and the older versions are too hard to find, but i'm pretty sure your able to use a msdb(mdb) file as an ini file, seeing as vb6 will pick up any file type as …

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[quote=a51himself;319103]hey I am new here.. HI! I was wondering is it possible to create a "new user" buttion in vb6 anyhelp will be great.. thanks[/quote] hey, yes it is possible to create a new user button in vb, all you have to do is add a button to the form, …

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'i have an idea, you can use it if you want, you dont have to, but 'here it is, 'create a module, doesnt matter what its called and add this code: 'beginning of code Public Declare Function WritePrivateProfileString Lib "kernel32" Alias "WritePrivateProfileStringA" (ByVal lpApplicationName As String, ByVal lpKeyName As Any, …

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