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Eric Ericsson - 04 Jul 2005 15:52 GMT

I am using Vs.Studio 2003 academic.

My text book has a chapter ostensibly teaching one how to create a code
module and write procedures especially sub main. but apparently something
has changed because module is no longer one of the choices for adding a new
items to a project. So what has changed, do I use a class instead how do I
create procedures in a class.

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Peter van der Goes - 04 Jul 2005 23:02 GMT

>I am using Vs.Studio 2003 academic.
>
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> items to a project. So what has changed, do I use a class instead how do I
> create procedures in a class.

Are you sure?
If you right-click on your project in Solution Explorer, then select
Add->Add New Item... is there not a Module template available? There is in
VS2003 Professional and I have it on good authority that the Professional
and Academic editions are identical except that Academic comes with an extra
Academic Tools CD and does not support remote debugging.
I have the module template available for both Windows apps and web apps.
What VB Template did you use to create your project (I'm assuming VB as you
mentioned "sub main")?
Another question. What is the source of your Academic Edition? Retail
Package or other (please specify)?

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Eric Ericsson - 06 Jul 2005 07:11 GMT

Peter, thanks to you I got it. But I( feel so stupid. After you asked about
he template used to create the project. The light dawned and I went back and
checked. For some unfathomable reason, I failed to see that it was a C#.net
project that had been created. Of course I corrected things, created a new
VB>net Project and voila, there was a module option under add new item.
Thank you so much. Now I know why you are an MVP.

I will be more careful...Eric Ericsson

> >I am using Vs.Studio 2003 academic.
> >
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> Another question. What is the source of your Academic Edition? Retail
> Package or other (please specify)?

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Peter van der Goes - 06 Jul 2005 16:54 GMT

> Peter, thanks to you I got it. But I( feel so stupid. After you asked
> about
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> VB>net Project and voila, there was a module option under add new item.
> Thank you so much. Now I know why you are an MVP.

Thanks :)
We just try to help when we can. I'm glad it's all back on track.

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