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• Grades and comments on all homeworks have been posted to the web.

• If you feel I have made a mistake, you need to let me know as soon as possible. (e-mail, voice mail, snail mail, etc. all work) I want to correct any errors.

• Your web accounts will be removed sometime after January 7, 2000.

• The ListServ will be closed sometime after January 20.

• I forgot to upload the comments on homeworks 5 and 6 yesterday. You'll find them on the web site now.

• As promised, here are 3 solutions to the BlackJack program as submitted by individuals in the class. They each have one or two problems (particularly with handling discards). But, so did my sample program. I thought you might like to see them.

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  Each of these is a zip file. So, you'll need PKZip or WinZip to get at them.

  When you load any of these into Visual Basic, you will see a message pop up about not being able to find the module Global.bas. Click the Yes button to continue loading the program. Once loaded, click the Project menu and select Add Module, then Exisitng. Locate Global.bas on your PC and add it to the project. You should now be able to run these programs.

  Don't forget, you also need to have QCard32.dll in an accessible place (I suggest C:\windows\system) to run these. You can get a copy of both by clicking here to download QCard32.zip and then extracting these files from this.

• Grades for Homeworks 5 and 6 are now posted.

• Later today, I will put several solutions to homework 5 on the web for you to examine.

• Grades for homework 7 may be done today.

• Homework 9 is now posted.

• I have posted some very brief notes on the Data Access Object that were taken from the VB Help screen. If you would like to take a look at them, then click here.

• A zipped verions of the example in class this morning is available here. You need to download it and then run the file to obtain the project and form files that can be loaded and executed. Note, you don't have the database so it will die. However, the code is correct.

• Homework 8 is now posted.

• Homework 7 has been posted to the web.

• Homework 4 has been graded and comments have been posted to the web.

• Want to see one possible solution to homework 4? (Link removed)

• Internship Opportunity: An employer in Independence is looking for a senor to work 20 hours a week as a Help Desk Analyst. Proficiency required in Windows 95, Office 97 and Outlook. NT 4.0 and accounting software knowledge would be a plus. If you are interesterd, see me for the details.

• The last day to withdraw from classes is November 5, 1999

• Homework 6 has been posted to the web page. It is due on Sunday November 7

• Grades for homeworks 2 and 3 are posted. You should find comments in your homework pages for these assignments.

• Oops, try again. This is the correct link (Link removed)

• While this is the correct link (Link removed)

• Homework 5, the Black Jack game, is now posted. It is due Friday October 22 at midnight.

• The original version of Qcard32.zip appears to have been incorrectly uploaded. A new version of this zip file is available by clicking here.

• After you download Qcard32.zip, you can use either PKZip or WinZip to extract the needed files. One of these is called Vb_files.zip. If you unzip this file, you will have the sample Visual basic appllcation Dll_text.vbp. Try this out to see the types of things you can do with Qcard32.dll

• Reminder: Class will not meet on Friday Sept. 24. Use the time to work on the homeworks and/or think about BlackJack.

• Click here to downlaod a copy of a VVM program to input N numbers and then output them in reverse order.

• The fifth programming assignment will be a BlackJack game. In anticipation of this, I have posted Stephen Murphy's Qcard32.dll to the web site. I strongly suggest that you download it by clicking here.

• Take a look at my program to Divide M by N and determine the quotient and remainder (Link removed) Both N and M must be positive integers. N should be less than or equal to M. If it is not, then the program swaps these two values.

• Homeworks 2, 3 and 4 are now posted to the Web.

• Grades for the first homework have been posted. Click the grades link to the left to see them. Remember, there are no comments for the first homework.

• Visual Basic versions of the two programs discussed this week, in class, are available if you want to look at them. Cliick on the Download Material link to the left to find them.

For instructions on uploading homework assignments, click here.

You should check this page before every class. I will assume that you are aware of any announcement that has been posted for 1 day.