[Help]About.vb Windows Form

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[Help]About.vb Windows Form


Alright this is a About.vb Windows Form.

I already styled it.. but now where you enter the text in the box... i entered my description and what not.. and when i debug it.. what i wrote doesnt show up...

pleas help

this is what it shows up.. please give me a big guide on this.. i am a newb at VB.NET but i am learning

everybody uses VB 2008 and not 2010 so i think we don't know what it is

maby a bug i don't know :s
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god your a noob we can't help you unless you show your code you idiot
hey before you call someone a noob ... think... its a windows form. so it has anything it starts up with .. i didnt change anything.. Anyways i fixed it. 2010 rocks ass!

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no 2010 is for noobs who just began programming because everyone who has been programming for a while knows 2008 is better
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no 2010 is for noobs who just began programming because everyone who has been programming for a while knows 2008 is better
True i like 2008 better. steve please don´t be so negative, this is not the first time i say it! Don´t say noobs to every1 next time! Be atleast a little positive!
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no 2010 is for noobs who just began programming because everyone who has been programming for a while knows 2008 is better
I use 2010, is that supposed to mean I'm a noob?

EDIT: There is no code for a w/e he wants is called
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I use 2010, is that supposed to mean I'm a noob?

EDIT: There is no code for a w/e he wants is called
Nope but he should try something that is possible not impossible xP
I am a very negative person. I help choobs who don't lie and annoy me. I flame choobs that pretend to know wat they are talking about and annoy me
Its a splash screen right?
idk but in vb 2008 you have to go to the project tab and click properties and then the assembly information button and fill that out.. then it will show up in the description..
ya... you should show code next time though because thats the only way we can help and also it is expected most of us may not have a solution because most like 2008, even half the vb6 users switched to vb8 (except for the really smart ones that like the code more)
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