Hey me too, but then I moved to C# and it's been much better.
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Anonymous2006-02-22 21:00
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If you aren't using VB.NET, I fear for your sanity.
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Anonymous2006-02-22 22:02
I wrote an application for my old highschool about 4 years ago while I was a senior in VB6, since that was the language I felt most capable of doing GUI apps with. Almost all of my C stuff is command-line. The program is basically a text box with a bunch of graphical option buttons to represent class periods in a grid, and goes through a loop to generate HTML files of homework assignments for teachers programmatically, then uploads them with FTP to the school's web server. It then has some ASP code (since the box didn't have PHP) to enumerate through the generated files and show the list in a prettyprinted format to students so they can always have an updated list of homework assignments.
They recently changed around some of the naming conventions they use for NT User logins, which turns out to be something my program generally depends on for filename generation, so I'm getting paid 500 bucks to recode sections of it to get around the bugs that have popped up - and in the process I'm adding in a bunch of other features I've wanted to stick in for a while.
Therefore I feel pretty confident in my VB6 ability, although I would like to do it in C++ but MFC sucks ass.