Can anyone recommend a good Visual
Can anyone recommend a good Visual
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Can anyone recommend a good Visual Basic language book in order to create NX Journal? I see a few on amazon.
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Can anyone recommend a good Visual
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RE: Can anyone recommend a good Visual
If you are looking for a VB book, I list a few recommendations here:
http://nxjournaling.com/content/resources
The books on that page are a few years out of date, if the authors have put out an updated edition, it'll probably be just as good.
www.nxjournaling.com
RE: Can anyone recommend a good Visual
A lot of VB books and tutorials spend a lot of time talking about creation of user interfaces using Windows forms. This is usually not the preferred way to create a UI for use in NX (you typically would use Block Dialogs, instead).
My favorite VB book is "Visual Basic 2005: The Language" by Franceso Balena. As its name indicates, it's somewhat out of date, but I haven't found anything better.
RE: Can anyone recommend a good Visual
Thanks
RE: Can anyone recommend a good Visual
Does it go down often? I've had a few people try and open it without success.
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RE: Can anyone recommend a good Visual
For a long time, up-time was fine (in my experience).
But, over the last few months, it has been getting some spam, and I often can't log on -- it tells me "too many failed attempts, access from this IP address has been blocked". So, I have stopped using it. I just tried it, and it seems to be down.
In some ways, the Siemens PLM Community site is the best -- it's the only site that is heavily traveled by the Siemens GTAC support folks.
NX-specific things (like the NXJournaling site, the Community site, and the SNAP document) are much more helpful than generic VB stuff. There are large parts of VB that you'll never use with NX, and, conversely, becoming a VB expert won't make you an NX/Open or SNAP expert.