新的vbdotnet - 帮助 [英] new to vbdotnet -- help
问题描述
大家好 -
两年前我买了一份vbdotnet2003和一本书学习MS
VBDotNet 2003 21天，由Sams出版。我开始通过
这本书，但失去了兴趣。这个圣诞节，我决定继续尝试学习这门语言。我不是程序员，我正在努力学习这个作为个人兴趣并增加我的职业生涯
潜力。
我有很多问题，这不是由这个新闻组中的问题提出来的。有没有一个论坛，在那里我可以提出更多基本问题，
而不是感到内疚？我在一个大型实验室工作 - 我们有一些程序员，
但没有人知道vbdotnet。
其中一个困难，是不是没有似乎是本书中
运动问题的答案，其中一些使用的概念
在文中没有详细解释。在我让程序正常工作之前，我在第5章花了2个小时来讨论
运动问题。
我自己学习了vb 5.0我学到了很多东西，但
vbdotnet似乎是有点偏离深层。为了我。我确定
很高兴我没有开始尝试学习这是我的第一个
编程语言。
任何帮助或建议将不胜感激。
我会问一个关于最让我烦恼的问题。
如何退出该计划（在调试器中运行）如果它变成了无限循环？
如果它杀了我，我将学习vbdotnet。
吉姆
我会问一个最让我恼火的问题。
如果将
转换为无限循环，如何退出程序（在调试器中运行）？
这是'Ctrl + Break或Ctrl + Alt + Break
是否有论坛，我可以在那里提出更多基本问题，
而不是感到内疚？
遇到问题时你应该做的第一件事是查看VB的
帮助文件（如果你有对象浏览器）试图查看一个对象
类型是否包含某个属性/方法）。之后你应该检查msdn.com或这些新闻组（在谷歌群组中存档）
。大多数
问题应该在档案中的某个地方得到解答，所以一点点b $ b b搜索通常可以找到解决方案。之后不要害怕发布一个问题，不管它是不是新手。问题与否。
（就个人而言，我喜欢简单的人 - 他们让我感觉很聪明:-)）。
此外，几乎没有人会对发帖如果海报搜索了
的答案。
我在第5章中花了2个小时来解决运动问题程序正常工作。
好消息是你可能永远不会忘记解决方案！
欢迎来到新闻组和语言！
谢谢，
Seth Rowe
Jim Madsen写道：
大家好 -
两年前我买了一份vbdotnet2003和一本书学习MS
VBDotNet 2003 in 21 天，由Sams出版。我开始通过
这本书，但失去了兴趣。这个圣诞节，我决定继续尝试学习这门语言。我不是程序员，我正在努力学习这个作为个人兴趣并增加我的职业生涯
潜力。
我有很多问题，这不是由这个新闻组中的问题提出来的。有没有一个论坛，在那里我可以提出更多基本问题，
而不是感到内疚？我在一个大型实验室工作 - 我们有一些程序员，
但没有人知道vbdotnet。
其中一个困难，是不是没有似乎是本书中
运动问题的答案，其中一些使用的概念
在文中没有详细解释。在我让程序正常工作之前，我在第5章花了2个小时来讨论
运动问题。
我自己学习了vb 5.0我学到了很多东西，但
vbdotnet似乎是有点偏离深层。为了我。我确定
很高兴我没有开始尝试学习这是我的第一个
编程语言。
任何帮助或建议将不胜感激。
我会问一个关于最让我烦恼的问题。
如何退出该计划（在调试器中运行）如果它变成了无限循环？
如果它杀了我，我将学习vbdotnet。
< br $> b $ b Jim
rowe_newsgroups写道：
>是否有论坛，我可以在这里提出更多基本问题，
并且不会感到内疚？
遇到问题时你应该做的第一件事就是查看VB的
帮助文件（如果你有对象浏览器）试图查看一个对象
类型是否包含某个属性/方法）。之后你应该检查msdn.com或这些新闻组（在谷歌群组中存档）
。大多数
问题应该在档案中的某个地方得到解答，所以一点点b $ b b搜索通常可以找到解决方案。之后不要害怕发布一个问题，不管它是不是新手。问题与否。
（就个人而言，我喜欢简单的人 - 他们让我感觉很聪明:-)）。
此外，几乎没有人会对发帖如果海报搜索了
的答案。
我尝试了帮助文件，在少数情况下，当我看，我没有
发现他们非常有帮助。帮助文件给出了一个非常复杂的
（对我而言）如何在一个程序中使用一个方法来做它可以做的所有事情的例子，但它没有'我没有回答关于方法或调用方法的确切问题。
Jim
" Jim Madsen" < ju **** @ nobody.comwrote in message
news：ux ************** @ TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl ...
我尝试了帮助文件，在少数情况下，当我查看时，我没有找到
他们非常有帮助。帮助文件给出了一个非常复杂的（对我来说）
示例，说明如何在程序中使用某个方法来完成它所能做的所有事情，但它没有做到不回答我对这个方法的确切问题，或者
调用方法。
Jim
Jim，
我自己很新，自学vb.net，绝对没有达到
大部分的东西那已经四处漂浮了，但是我发现这个团队的人们会以尊重和善待的态度对待你，如果你的
问题我是认真的，你愿意采取一些建设性的批评。我自己，我发现这很容易做到。大声笑唯一愚蠢的问题是
那个从未问过的问题。
我发现一件非常有用的事情就是使用搜索
引擎，如果帮助没有'帮助''。嘿嘿那令人惊讶的是那些可以帮助你的
信息。就像这些人说的那样，
我看到他们说了很多，谷歌是你最好的朋友。
布鲁斯
Hi all--
Two years ago I bought a copy of vbdotnet2003 and the book "Learn MS
VBDotNet 2003 in 21 Days", published by Sams. I started working through
the book, but lost interest. This Christmas, I decided I would continue
trying to learn this language. I am not a programmer, and am trying to
learn this as a matter of personal interest and increasing my career
potential.
I have many questions, that aren''t up to the types of questions asked in
this newsgroup. Is there a forum, where I can ask more basic questions,
and not feel guilty? I work in a large lab -- we have some programmers,
but no one knows vbdotnet.
One of the difficulties, is there doesn''t seem to be answers to the
exercise problems in the book, and some of these use concepts that
aren''t explained in detail in the text. I just spent 2 hours on an
exercise problem in Chapter 5, before I got the program to work correctly.
I studied vb 5.0 on my own and learned quite a bit about it, but
vbdotnet seems to be a "little bit off the deep end" for me. I am sure
glad that I didn''t start out trying to learn this as my first
programming language.
Any help or suggestions would be appreciated.
I will ask one question about the problem that irritates me the most.
How does one get out of the program (running in the debugger) if it goes
into an infinite loop?
I am going to learn vbdotnet if it kills me.
Jim
I will ask one question about the problem that irritates me the most.How does one get out of the program (running in the debugger) if it goes
into an infinite loop?It''s either Ctrl+Break or Ctrl+Alt+Break
Is there a forum, where I can ask more basic questions,
and not feel guilty?The first thing you should do when you have a problem is look at VB''s
help files (or object browser if you are trying to see if an object
type contains a certain property/method). After that you should check
out msdn.com or these newsgroups (archived on google groups). Most
questions should be answered somewhere in the archives, so a little
searching can often turn up a solution. After that don''t be afraid of
posting a question, whether it''s a "newbie" question or not.
(Personally, I like the easy one''s - they make me feel smart :-) ).
Besides, hardly anyone gets upset at a post if the poster has searched
for an answer.
I just spent 2 hours on an exercise problem in Chapter 5, before I got the program to work correctly.The good news is you''ll probably never forget the solution!
Welcome to the newsgroup and the language!
Thanks,
Seth Rowe
Jim Madsen wrote:Hi all--
Two years ago I bought a copy of vbdotnet2003 and the book "Learn MS
VBDotNet 2003 in 21 Days", published by Sams. I started working through
the book, but lost interest. This Christmas, I decided I would continue
trying to learn this language. I am not a programmer, and am trying to
learn this as a matter of personal interest and increasing my career
potential.
I have many questions, that aren''t up to the types of questions asked in
this newsgroup. Is there a forum, where I can ask more basic questions,
and not feel guilty? I work in a large lab -- we have some programmers,
but no one knows vbdotnet.
One of the difficulties, is there doesn''t seem to be answers to the
exercise problems in the book, and some of these use concepts that
aren''t explained in detail in the text. I just spent 2 hours on an
exercise problem in Chapter 5, before I got the program to work correctly.
I studied vb 5.0 on my own and learned quite a bit about it, but
vbdotnet seems to be a "little bit off the deep end" for me. I am sure
glad that I didn''t start out trying to learn this as my first
programming language.
Any help or suggestions would be appreciated.
I will ask one question about the problem that irritates me the most.
How does one get out of the program (running in the debugger) if it goes
into an infinite loop?
I am going to learn vbdotnet if it kills me.
Jim
rowe_newsgroups wrote:
>Is there a forum, where I can ask more basic questions,
and not feel guilty?
The first thing you should do when you have a problem is look at VB''s
help files (or object browser if you are trying to see if an object
type contains a certain property/method). After that you should check
out msdn.com or these newsgroups (archived on google groups). Most
questions should be answered somewhere in the archives, so a little
searching can often turn up a solution. After that don''t be afraid of
posting a question, whether it''s a "newbie" question or not.
(Personally, I like the easy one''s - they make me feel smart :-) ).
Besides, hardly anyone gets upset at a post if the poster has searched
for an answer.
I tried the help files, and in the few cases when I looked, I did not
find them very helpful, at all. The help file gives a very complicated
(to me) example of how to use a method in a program to do just about
everything it can do, but it didn''t answer the exact question I had
about the method, or calling the method.
Jim
"Jim Madsen" <ju****@nobody.comwrote in message
news:ux**************@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl...I tried the help files, and in the few cases when I looked, I did not find
them very helpful, at all. The help file gives a very complicated (to me)
example of how to use a method in a program to do just about everything it
can do, but it didn''t answer the exact question I had about the method, or
calling the method.
Jim
Jim,
I''m pretty new myself, and teaching myself vb.net, and definitely not up to
most of the stuff that''s been floating around, but I''ve found that the folks
on this group will treat you with respect and a can-do attitude if your
questions are in earnest and you are willing to take a bit of constructive
criticism. Myself, I find THAT easy to do. LOL The only stupid question is
the one that''s never asked.
One thing that I''ve found to be extremely helpful is to use the search
engine if the help doesn''t ''help''. hehehe It''s amazing the amount of
information that''s out there that can help you. Like these folks say, and
I''ve seen them say it a lot, Google is your best friend.
Bruce
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