Well, thanks to a few good people and my perseverance, I have finally gotten Visual Studio Express Edition to work on my computer. This means that I am going to start working on a D&D-GML converter, so noobs can look better when they submit examples, or so I you don't know how to code something from D&D but you really want to, well enter the parameters in D&D and see it pop up as GML for you to copy +paste. So, since I just started with VB, it's really easy but I'm gonna have to call myself a newb at it. So if anyone could help me out that would be great.
BTW: I'm writing this blog using a browser I made in VB
No, Microsoft made the browser, you just made an app that puts IE into your program.
What the hell is A7X?(avatar)
Some random numbers and letters that he thinks look cool together, even though they don't.
Lmao, he uses photoweb.
Avenged Seven Fold? or whatever?
I dont even like them, and i knew that :PMan, I want to learn VB. But all the compilers I find cost too much for me(too much is greater than $0). And I can't really get it anywhere for free.
D&D to GML = already in progress by someone else
If you're making an IE shell, at least add security. IE sucks enough balls as it is.^ That would be HomerTheDragoon on one, and me on another, we both already know of superdevon4's, good luck man!
Yep, you didn't make a browser at all. Now cry yourself to sleep.
hey, i made a browser, its just as basic as hell.
yes, A7X stands for avenged sevenfoldthanks T3@Kaz:google for 'Visual Studio Express Edition', its free, and its very very good.