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@nery you really are th best guy I have EVER met!
Once again another great post XD
thanks alot, John
Once again another great post XD
thanks alot, John
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rocky4126 wrote:@nery you really are th best guy I have EVER met!Oh cmon you're making me blushy blusho;
Once again another great post XD
thanks alot, John
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I was also making a Sound recorder half an year ago but just threw it away because I don't had any codes for the Volume meter! Now I'll start it again (from the beginning!)
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This is nice to know!
Too bad I dont do C# or VB6.
Too bad I dont do C# or VB6.
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Socttie thats why I gave the link for the C# to VB.NET Converter, so you can just drop the codes there and convert them.
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Nery wrote:lolrocky4126 wrote:@nery you really are th best guy I have EVER met!Oh cmon you're making me blushy blusho;
Once again another great post XD
thanks alot, John
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If you don't know C#, it is not hard at all. It is practically VB with a bunch of symbols like < > ]} and stuff. You can try it if you want.
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