AndyP79

Not sure what you mean by code tag? I am new to this, but I'll try to fix it.

Cool thanks y'all. I will go over this when I am back on the homework train in a while. Had to stop for food! Thank you for y'all's time on this.

Hi Y'all, Okay, go easy on me, I am only doing this as my second piece of code in class. I am trying to make a piece of code display 3 numbers the user can input, which upon clicking the button, will add, average, multiply, show the smallest, and show the largest of the 3 numbers. I have got most of it going, but I dont know how to make my smallest and largest numbers display. Would really appreciate a hand here, Thanks in advance Here is the code; Public Class frmCompare Dim Num1 As Integer Dim Num2 As Integer Dim Num3 As Integer Dim Output As Integer Dim Sum As Integer Dim Average As Integer Dim Product As Integer Dim Minimum As Integer Dim Maximum As Integer Private Sub frmCompare_Load(sender As Object, e As EventArgs) Handles MyBase.Load lblOutput.Text = "Please input a number" _ & " between 1 and 30 in each box." _ & " Then click Compare." End Sub Private Sub btnCompare_Click( ByVal eventSender As System.Object, ByVal eventArgs As System.EventArgs) _ Handles btnCompare.Click Num1 = Val(txtInput1.Text) Num2 = Val(txtInput2.Text) Num3 = Val(txtInput3.Text) Call Calculate(Num1, Num2, Num3) End Sub Private Sub Calculate(ByRef Num1 As Integer, ByRef Num2 As Integer, ByRef Num3 As Integer) Sum = (Num1 + Num2 + Num3) Average = Sum \ 3 Product = Num1 * Num2 * Num3 If Minimum = Num1 Then End If If (Num2 < Num1) Then End If If Minimum = Num2 Then End If If Num3 < Num2 Then End If If Minimum = Num3 Then End If If Maximum = Num1 Then End If If Num2 > Num1 Then End If If Maximum = Num2 Then End If If Num3 > Num2 Then End If If Maximum = Num3 Then End If lstOutput.Items.Clear() lstOutput.Items.Add("Sum = " & Sum) lstOutput.Items.Add("Average = " & Average) lstOutput.Items.Add("Product = " & Product) lstOutput.Items.Add("Minimum = " & Minimum) lstOutput.Items.Add("Maximum = " & Maximum) End Sub Private Sub txtInput1_TextChanged(sender As Object, e As EventArgs) Handles txtInput1.TextChanged Num1 = Val(txtInput1.Text) End Sub End Class

Thanks for all the suggestions. Lots of good stuff here.

Oooooo.... Mikey likey!

Liking the mounting on the GPU.

Very modern classic looking.

Very cool looking case. Thank you.

As the title says, lets see some photos or links to your favorite cases. Doesn't have to be built, can be a stock pic, just want a pile of choices for an upcoming rebuild. Currently using an M-ATX motherboard, so that is the only real requirement..... though a good looking ITX won't be disqualified.

I'm not a touch typist or a gamer, but I need to type a lot. I got a keyboard with cherry blues, 1) they remind me of how typing used to be on an old keyboard when they were all beige, 2) I can feel "better" that I have made the connection and make less errors. That being said, as much as I type these days, I have gotten faster, and I have even started to memorize where keys are without looking, a little. I am nostalgic for the sounds of old boards compared to the dull thud on my finger tips of a membrane keyboard. One day after school, I'll bring a cherry blue board into an office an annoy fellow coworkers just because it feels good.

Okay, so Remote Desktop is pretty neat. It does basically what I want, but I think I am thinking of a network fix. I'm guessing that means I need to build a server and domain? The problem I have with RD is that when I use it, it is just a window that I am logging into on the internet. I am looking for something that would allow me to log into the laptop and already be connected, or if there is no internet connection somewhere, when I get home be able to open siad laptop and it "update" whatever I worked on. I suppose for the moment, RD works well, but it is not the total answer, a good one, but not the best.

We have a pretty decent connection, I have no problem connecting to anything I need, mostly files at OneDrive, some YouTube between classes,Nothing I have ever needed was blocked or laggy, so I think I am good there. Okay, so I guess I am in the right direction looking at remote desktop. Thanks, I'll keep reading up on it and see what I can do with it. Much appreciated.

Hi All, Not sure if this is the right sub-forum to ask, but..... What I am wanting to do is set up my Desktop and laptops like you would see in a university. As in, be able to log in to any workstation, and just have my desktop there. I want to have one desktop at the house, and when I log into my laptop at school on a WiFi connection, have all my files available. I know I can do this with OneDrive, but, I am want to keep things on my own PC, rather than someone else's. As well as have all my programs and settings there, so I have the same start menu, same wallpapers if I change them. Is this Remote Desktop, or part of that? It gets confusing having 3 different set ups, that I try to keep as close as possible. Where as at the school, no matter which school ran desktop I log into on campus, all my stuff is the same, all my settings are there, and programs and files. Am I getting too deep in it? Cheers

Another thought is to enrol at your local community college in their A+ software and hardware course, many of them will offer the chance to take the test at the end of it. Won't teach you everything, but you'll get a foundation that you have to dedicate a few hours to each week, and be done in four months.

Nope, nothing there. Like ya'll said, Green Board=1992 graphics UEFI