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AutoLisp/Visual Lisp
Tutorials |
Basic AutoLisp Tutorials
A "Self Portrait"
of Kenny |
Advanced AutoLisp Tutorials
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Dialogue Box Tutorials
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AutoLisp and Menu's
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AutoLisp Application Tutorials
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Visual Lisp Tutorials
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In this section you will find a few
applications that have been written using Visual Basic.
Most of them have been written to assist in a better understanding of VBA/VB
and AutoCAD.
I have supplied the source coding with all projects but you will need to
have Visual
Basic 4, or above, installed on your system to view and/or modify the
source coding
of the stand alone applications.
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VB and VBA Tutorials
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VB Standalone Applications
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VBA Applications
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This section contains articles
and links with an African flavour that we
believe will be of interest to our visitors
If you would like to contribute, please feel free to contact us. |
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Articles
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Links
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All Tutorials and
Code are provided "as-is" for purposes of instruction and
utility
and may be used by anyone for any purpose entirely at their own
risk.
Please respect the intellectual rights of others
or we will hunt you down,
rip your arm off and beat you over
the head with the sticky end.
All material provided here is unsupported and
without warranty of any kind.
No responsibility will be taken for any direct or indirect consequences
resulting from or associated with the use of these Tutorials or Code. |
In other word's, some of it was stolen and as you know when you acquire
something off the "back of a lorry" it never seems to work
right. So, so don't blame me when your system melts down and
nothing ever works properly again!!
P.S. Most off this
lot seems to work, I've tested them on my next door neighbors,
brothers, sister-in-laws, cousins, best friends PC, and when I
left it seemed to be working okay!!.
If you do use material
from this site, please give credit where credit is due.
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