11-16-2009, 06:52 PM
Looks good. Thanks for the forum link, I admit I did not search the forum before I posted the question about making dll files. Usually I scour the forum before I post anything 
I can't wait to download one of the programs and compile my first dll and use it QM! Also getting a chance to work with C++ for the first time will be a neat experience. I'll be sure to post what I have as I go along in case anyone else ever comes across the need to do this, plus I'm sure I'll screw up really simple things on my first go around with all of this.
Thank you so much Gintaras for all of you help so far along my way. I sure owe you big time for everything! Seriously, less than two years ago I google searched for something to automate keyboard strokes because I was tired of hitting "TAB" 17 times to go from one edit box to another during data entry. Now I am writing programs for the same company that perform complex engineering tasks. I've gotten two raises and a hell of a lot more respect. Not once when I started did I ever think I would eventually become a "computer programmer." For sure I have a long way to go before I understand multiple languages, advanced programming techniques, dll's, .NET, COM, and the ever expanding MSDN website! Once again. Thank you very, very much!!
jimmy Vig
I can't wait to download one of the programs and compile my first dll and use it QM! Also getting a chance to work with C++ for the first time will be a neat experience. I'll be sure to post what I have as I go along in case anyone else ever comes across the need to do this, plus I'm sure I'll screw up really simple things on my first go around with all of this.
Thank you so much Gintaras for all of you help so far along my way. I sure owe you big time for everything! Seriously, less than two years ago I google searched for something to automate keyboard strokes because I was tired of hitting "TAB" 17 times to go from one edit box to another during data entry. Now I am writing programs for the same company that perform complex engineering tasks. I've gotten two raises and a hell of a lot more respect. Not once when I started did I ever think I would eventually become a "computer programmer." For sure I have a long way to go before I understand multiple languages, advanced programming techniques, dll's, .NET, COM, and the ever expanding MSDN website! Once again. Thank you very, very much!!
jimmy Vig