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ikeyboy Posted - Dec 09 2003 : 06:35:21 AM
My son and I recently purchased Visual Studio.Net for home use. His project to do for his 9th grade computer class is to build a simple Black Jack game. We're both struggling with this new program and am looking for any black jack examples out there. Any help would be very much appreciated!
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The Pentium Guy Posted - Mar 21 2004 : 12:53:44 PM
http://www.vbprogramming.8k.com

check it out(by me)
Krisc Posted - Dec 27 2003 : 10:12:08 PM
Simply just open the program in VS.net and it should convert it.

What part of the program are u having problems?
Brykovian Posted - Dec 09 2003 : 09:59:56 AM
Here's a VB6 tutorial at Lucky's VBgaming Website on using the Windows Cards32.DLL ... http://www.rookscape.com/vbgaming/tutU.php

Not sure how you'd convert this to be .Net-friendly, however.

-Bryk

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