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• hypersoniq

  

  Pennsylvania
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  Sep 20, 2003, 6:41 pm

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  If you ARE a programmer of any level of skill, please list the language(s) you are working with...

   

  I'm a novice(bordering on intermediate) with Visual Basic, but have access to the full range of languages in Visual Studio 6 and .NET, also some VB macro programming in Excel.

  how about you?

  Have an EXCELlent day!
• bradguru

  

  Cleveland
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  Sep 21, 2003, 9:30 am

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  I have experience and have worked in various environments.  I am multi-lingual.  My knowledge is in C++, Java, VB, Pascal, Assembly Language, Prolog, and Lisp.  Currenlty, I have specialized in integration of data.

  I have used many applications.  My favorite are MS Apps--they are just simply user-friendly and superior to be frank.  It would be nice to have hundreds of workers on a project, but face it, that's something only MS can accomplish. 

  I have programmed and published one title, "Lotto Engine V1.0".  It never went anywhere because it was written in DOS--lol.  Doesn't mean that it didn't have some neat features.  I worked with Mr. Steele to gain a "user's" perspective.

  I would be interested in heading up an "Open-Source" project if anyone is interested.  We need to pool our knowledge together.
• hypersoniq

  

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  Sep 21, 2003, 9:37 am

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  Lotterypost member Andrew already has an open-source project going called WinHunter... it is written in VB6 and is covered under the GNU's GPL (open source rocks) but most activity for it happens at another forum...

  would be nice to have a similar project going for the LotteryPost members...

  Have an EXCELlent day!
• visiondude

  

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  Sep 21, 2003, 4:49 pm

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  i am lucky if i can find my

              "i am .........."meant to"       

  P.S.,  that RJoH  is a stand up guy.  thanks,  vision

           until further notice,  it's  france everyday
• Sedertree

  

  East Jordan, MI
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  Sep 22, 2003, 10:18 am

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  I'm an intermediate, bordering on advanced programmer.  I use VB 6.0 Professional.

  Began programming years ago (circa. 1990) with BASICA, remember that one?  My very first app was a multiple choice test for navy radiomen to learn publication content for their E-3 to E-4 rate exam.  Been using VB 6.0 for a year and a half now.  I love it.....

  Haven't dabbled in cross-application work yet.

  Sedertree Wheeling Systems was a commission work and the Reika Roulette System was my own.  Retired from making commercial VB Apps until crack-proof technology is developed.  Which may never come.  So I just develop my own software or put paper and pencil workouts into VB Code for others.
• Littleoldlady

  

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  Sep 22, 2003, 3:57 pm

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  I would like to try to learn some programming but I find it very intimidating..I tried to take a course at our college and I was so lost..I never got a hold on any of it.  We were doing stuff in C++.  Lately, I spend many hours surfing the net looking for applications that will make programming easier to learn.or easier to do...No such luck yet.

  If you know your number is going to hit, have patience and then KILL IT!

  You never know when you will get another hit.
• popeye

  

  Canada
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  Sep 22, 2003, 4:33 pm

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  For Lotto work I rely on Quickbasic for the front end and use Assembler where speed is required.

  Does the job quite nicely.