Please be kind...

catsr2wild said:
lol...I didn't even know I wasn't using html code....lol


Well ignorance is bliss I guess. LMAO I have no idea what it all means...but I suppose I should look at my sig line....although I don't know what I am looking for :cool:
 
MistyBluEyes said:
Well ignorance is bliss I guess. LMAO I have no idea what it all means...but I suppose I should look at my sig line....although I don't know what I am looking for :cool:

Your angel/devil girl is there....does that help???
 
catsr2wild said:
Thanks hon...but it evidently wasn't enough...I have a date with the surgeon in 2 weeks....then I'll be off another 5-6 weeks after that.... :rose: :kiss:


:( Sorry to hear that hon. :rose:
 
catsr2wild said:
If people were using html code hon, they are all messed up and need to change to the vb code....


html codes use the "larger than/smaller than" signs < > ... whereas the Visual Basic codes use the brackets [ ]
 
Victoria_2001_02769 said:
html codes use the "larger than/smaller than" signs < > ... whereas the Visual Basic codes use the brackets [ ]

Thats all the difference there is? Well geez...
 
catsr2wild said:
Well yo can come and take care of me while I recuperate... ;) ;)


There is that little thing called work... *sigh* Not tooooo much more though. I'm as bad as the kids. :p
 
Hi {{{{{CATS}}}}} :kiss: :kiss:

The long work week is getting shorter ;)

I hope your's has been going well :devil:
 
catsr2wild said:
Thats all the difference there is? Well geez...


i'm sure there's more differences than that... but as far as i am aware of... when writing out your code (i.e.) your brackets signify what you want the code to say (basically as i understand it) and a slash mark signifies where/when you want the code to stop.

I'm sure there is another way or more info on it... but this is how i understand the basics of Vb to work... and then again, i could be wrong. wouldn't be the first time...
 
Victoria_2001_02769 said:
i'm sure there's more differences than that... but as far as i am aware of... when writing out your code (i.e.) your brackets signify what you want the code to say (basically as i understand it) and a slash mark signifies where/when you want the code to stop.

I'm sure there is another way or more info on it... but this is how i understand the basics of Vb to work... and then again, i could be wrong. wouldn't be the first time...

Ok.....lol...I guess....this is what Shreik is for you know....oh and to do the dishes... :D :D I 'm missing him tonight
 
bhg08054 said:
Sorry I can't help you with your dishes :( The chicken sounded good though!


lol...I have a dishwasher hon and you are welcome to come and eat anytime.... :kiss:
 
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