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[.NET] [TUT]Visual basic 2008 - Make A Portable MSN Messenger [Source/Project/Release] - Printable Version +- Hack Forums (https://hackforums.net) +-- Forum: Tech (https://hackforums.net/forumdisplay.php?fid=444) +--- Forum: Coding (https://hackforums.net/forumdisplay.php?fid=151) +---- Forum: Software Development (https://hackforums.net/forumdisplay.php?fid=118) +---- Thread: [.NET] [TUT]Visual basic 2008 - Make A Portable MSN Messenger [Source/Project/Release] (/showthread.php?tid=218767) |
[TUT]Visual basic 2008 - Make A Portable MSN Messenger [Source/Project/Release] - brianpsv1 - Dec 30, 2009 Hello, What are we gonna do? -Making an portable msn messenger with visual basic 2008 Where can I download visual basic 2008? -Right Here! What does the source? -It navigate with the webbrowser to ebuddy. And you can insert the textbox information to the page. Is it hard? -Not if you follow the steps! 1. Open op Visual Basic 2008 >> Start New Project >> Name it what ever you like and press ok. 2. Now insert these items: -Webbrowser [visible = false] [url="http://milan.ebuddy.com/vo7.7.5/start.html"] >> Make it fill the whole form. -1st Label [text = Email:] -2nd Label [text = Password:] -1st Textbox [text = ""] >> Put under or after label1. -2nd Textbox [text = ""] + [Passwordchar = "*"] >> Put under or after label2. -Button [text = "Login"] >> Put under second textbox. 3. Double click on the form and copy this code: Code Public Class Form14. Now skin the form to whatever you like. Now you can build it. And use it as a portable MSN Messenger! ___________________________________________________________ Project: Here's The Project link if you want. Download ___________________________________________________________ Release: If you want a better skin make it yourslef 😝 Here is the release: Download ___________________________________________________________ If you have a question or if something doesn't work, post it here and I will help you further. Greetings, Brian * - Auxilium - Dec 30, 2009 This should be at the programming section. However this is an great share! Keep it up! * - Neroxan - Dec 30, 2009 Bump so this tut gets more of the credit which it deserves. * - iTrade - Dec 31, 2009 This tutorial is great and should be in the programming section. I really do like this tutorial though. * - pantomine - Dec 31, 2009 Thanks for the tutorial. Will try it later. * - Manzzup - Dec 31, 2009 heyy thankx while ago i ws begining to search to access the web controls from vb.net your tut helped alot * - The End Gamer - Dec 31, 2009 Awesome Tutorial Dude + Great Share Thanks A Lot Dude =) * - Tetrahedra - Dec 31, 2009 Great tutorial, but it could use some images and be put in the programmers section. * - Glenni - Dec 31, 2009 Great share. Imma make something like this :P Also wrong forum :P * - RedzyDon - Dec 31, 2009 hey thanks for this tut :) * - sidh97 - Dec 31, 2009 looks good attempting now. * - Inventor - Dec 31, 2009 Great tut man, gonna try it later (: thanks for the share! * - brianpsv1 - Dec 31, 2009 I am sorry that i posted it in the wrong section. And i also forgot the credits, I made the tutorial so credits to me:P * - CrashPlague - Jan 5, 2010 I'm new to using visual basic, thank you very much for this tutorial!! I have one question though. Say I wanted to route the connection to ebuddy through a proxy server instead of directly going there. How would I incorporate that into the programing? * - brianpsv1 - Jan 6, 2010 (Jan 5, 2010 10:30 PM)CrashPlague Wrote: I'm new to using visual basic, thank you very much for this tutorial!! So far as I know it isn't possible. But why would you need to browse trought proxy? |