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Adjusted points from 10 to 100
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Id Like to answer your question, But im Kinda confused as to what the question is.I'm always willing to help.
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Id Like to answer your question, But im Kinda confused as to what the question is.I'm always willing to help.

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FONATURE,<br />
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paulstamp is trying to give you some points for your answer in a previous question that ed1tkn asked...<br />
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Just post an answer... Any answer... ;-)<br />
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Cheers!®©
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FONATURE,

paulstamp is trying to give you some points for your answer in a previous question that ed1tkn asked...

Just post an answer... Any answer... ;-)



Cheers!®©

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Cheers to you Bros, PAULSTAMP and MCRIDER Grats :0)<br />

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Cheers to you Bros, PAULSTAMP and MCRIDER Grats :0)


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No problem... I just noticed your comments after my answer and felt they were a more complete solution than mine - you deserve the points as well.
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No problem... I just noticed your comments after my answer and felt they were a more complete solution than mine - you deserve the points as well.

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OK Fonature... you've obviously put a lot of work into the playing .wav files question for ed1tkn. The answer I gave should not play them sequentially, but knowing how processor hogging it is it may well work that way.<br />
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Answer this and I'll give you the points you would have got for that question
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OK Fonature... you've obviously put a lot of work into the playing .wav files question for ed1tkn. The answer I gave should not play them sequentially, but knowing how processor hogging it is it may well work that way.

Answer this and I'll give you the points you would have got for that question

For FONATURE

Visual Basic is Microsoft’s event-driven programming language and integrated development environment (IDE) for its Component Object Model (COM) programming model. It is relatively easy to learn and use because of its graphical development features and BASIC heritage. It has been replaced with VB.NET, and is very similar to VBA (Visual Basic for Applications), the programming language for the Microsoft Office product line.