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a !!! *.* Mp3 Player
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3/2/2003 1:33:57 PM |
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ayman atmeh
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Open All mp3 Files
Good For Learning People
Made By :Ayman Atmeh
Amman,Jordan
Ayman_60@yahoo.com
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Open All mp3 Files
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Amman,Jordan
Ayman_60@yahoo.com
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 3/3/2003 8:36:41 AM: Norm Cook
Why did you post it twice. This is not good for learning because you have 10 command buttons with names Command1 thru Command10.
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5/18/2003 11:50:09 PM: Mightyjay
ya you should name your object like BtnStop BtnPlay But still a good code good job
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7/19/2003 1:36:48 PM: Burningmace (AKA Trojan1)
Pretty good, but not excellent coding for a begginer to learn. Try naming those command buttons and other controls. Also comment more. I remember when I was a begginer and the only thing I wanted in the code was comments. If you fix this then I'll give you 5*, but for now only 3*.
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8/6/2003 10:50:57 PM:
thanks for your source code, but when I click "add song", I can just choose one song. Is there anyway to open multi song (not use add directory)
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3/22/2004 2:25:02 PM:
HI
i'm a beginner in VB and i wanted to ask if someone can help me.
when i download any mp3 sourcecodes ... not only this one ... i always get an error message ... something with an dataname.ocx doesn't exist or something like that.
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4/24/2004 6:45:01 PM: Mike Morrow
Yes, LOTS of cleanup needed but the program works. The biggest one is that you left out the 'End' statement in the "X" button code. This leaves the program running even though the screens are gone away. You should do at least this very soon and upload. Not everyone finds this out soon enough.
I have spent about an hour cleaning a lot of this code up. I might upload a cleaned version some day, referencing this previous upload. There is lots more to do before it is presentable. Indentions, for one. Dim'ing in the middle of code blocks for another.
Good first program in VB. I hope you spend some time and learn to write code which is more self-documenting and just easier to read and learn from.
Thanks anyway,
Mike
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4/29/2004 8:00:58 AM: Norm Cook
Mike Morrow: The End statement should NEVER be used. From MSDN help:
The End statement provides a way to force your program to halt. For normal termination of a Visual Basic program, you should unload all forms. Your program closes as soon as there are no other programs holding references to objects created from your public class modules and no code executing.
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7/20/2004 9:02:10 AM:
JesusHelpMe So Serious
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10/3/2004 10:06:16 PM:
Hmm, I think this program is good for learners, Seeing as how instead of labeling the buttons with a caption explaining what it did, he made the learner actually check, and learn the coding to it, instead of *Cut* Hmm... *Paste* Yep, Good Job with it.
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6/21/2006 7:29:16 AM: Semir Babajic
Nice job, but bad code!
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9/6/2006 9:53:55 PM: Mike Morrow
I know it was two years ago but to reply to the "End" statement thread, the End statement also closes any files and is a "double check" that all business is finished. I do an "Unload" or an Unload loop, a "Close" without parameters to close everything and also and "End" as the last thing. Maybe it never gets executed but when it is needed, it is really needed. Nothing like being safe. I have seen lots of programs that won't exit and using "End" is one good way to be safe and not leave stuff running on someone's computer possibly taking up the entire CPU (yes, I have seen this variation, too). After 30 years, one learns to play it safe whenever possible. So, I will continue to use End statements and I hope all others continue to as well.
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9/19/2006 3:57:39 PM: heroo
Cool
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