VB Forum / Enterprise Development / March 2006

Couldn't I just set my Option buttons in a control array then query the
condition of the array?
In other words, what's the most efficient way of finding out which option is
selected?  I've done it a dozen ways, and some of them are really dumb.

I want to know if I'm in the condition of GameOver.
I'm wondering if I should write a function like:
Private Function GameOver() As Boolean
   Dim go As Integer

Can't explain why, but adding a MsgBox seems to solve it.  I don't want a
damn'd box there.  How can the existence of a MsgBox avoid an error?
Wierd!!!
I'm only evaluating the value of a variable--nothing complicated.  Need more

I'm writing an asp page that reads another html using
msxml2.ServerXMLHTTP object and does a simple regex parsing on it.
The page i'm reading with xmlhttp is iso-8859-1 and so is the charset
on my asp page.

For example, if I want to say something like, for example:
If condition1 Or condition2 Then
   DoASetOfActions
End If

The following code snippet should indicate what I'd like to accomplish.
It's a study guide, computerized practice quiz.  I'd like the users to be
able to print out a list of all the questions and answers, perhaps from a
MS-Word doc, or directly by printing the variable ...

If I want a String variable to display some of the font as underlined or
bold, am I out of luck?
For example:
Private Type Question

It doesn't matter which option button I click, the fourth label always
changes the color as if Option 4 was clicked.  I can't see what I'm doing
wrong.
Here's the code (with irrelevent stuff deleted):

My program, which I originally started for myself, might actually have value
to paying customers.  The problem is, I don't have the license from MS to
distibute my executable program and I don't have the money to get one.
Is there an Open Source free editor/compiler that ...