restarting a level in visual basics?
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Well, if you mean programming the game, you could make a subroutine (or function) that converted all the games variables back to what they originally were at the start of the level, and when you lose the level...make a function call to that function or subroutine. And FYI, usually it does help to post some code with your question, just a snippet on where your having the problem.
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press control+c+prtSc SysRq all at the same time\n\nOpen up paint\n\nand control+v
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http://www.vb-helper.com/tips7.htm\n\nSorry I don't personally know about VB so I done a search for you\nI hope this helps, :)
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Welllll, just push the Windows logo key on your keyboard; this will bring up the Start Menu.   Also, you can hit CTRL + ESC, and this will bring up the Start Menu.
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http://www.intelligentedu.com/newly_researched_free_training/Visual_Basic.html
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try right clicking then save as
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You should have MSPaint.. if you cannot find it : \nControl Panel->Add&#92;Remove programs->Add&#92;Remove Windows Components->Click on " Accessories and Utilities " \n->Click "Details"-> in the opened Window Click on "Accessories"\n->Click "Details"-> in the opened Window CHECK the box "Paint"->Click "Ok" -> Click "Ok"->Click "Next"...
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Install VB 6.0 runtime on the machine that might solve the problem.\n\nFile: VBRun60sp4.exe
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Go to Tools-Internet Options-Security Tab\n\nClick the custom level button, enable all the option you need pertaining to JAVA.\n\nHope this helps...
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cheap way:\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia/knowledgecenter/howto/FromCassettetoComputer_StepByStep.aspx\n\nexpensive way:\nhttp://www.plusdeck.com/Englishsite/product_01.html
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Reformat and reload.\n\nCoach
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It is actually quite easy.  It's just something you wouldn't likely know as an early starter.\n\nIn the menu bar at the top of the window you need to pull down the Slide Show Menu.  The easist way to do this is press "ALT" followed by "D".\n\nMS Office now has intelligent menus whic only show key items and those you use the most so you may need to click the the double arrow at the bottom of the drop down menu to find the next item.\n\nSimply click the menu item titled "Custom Animation".  A new window within PP will appear at the right of your screen and a number of lables will appear next to all of your items in the presentation.  The new window will list all the items that are animated in thier order of appearance.  And clicking on each one in the list will give the details of its animation.\n\nI hope this helps, if you have further questions, just ask.
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paint() or repaint() methods
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http://www.glnd.k12.va.us/resources/graphicalorganizers/  don't know if that might help you?
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I know of a way, but I woult not even bother to tell you that, unless to get points here.\n\nIts very dangerous to mess with those system files. You might screw up the system. It was a little safe with Windows 95/98 and the ME, but now with XP I never tried it but can expect results to be devastating if something goes wrong.\n\nhttp://www.theeldergeek.com/change_text_on_xp_start_button.htm
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go under your start menu then programs then go to accesories then go to system tools and charactar map\n\nhope that helps\n\nthey have a whole bunch you just copy and paste in here.\n=)
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go to file on top left corner and open new window!