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   It does look different than the Aspect scripts. Does anyone have examples of   
   a script that uses a dialog box to communcate with a terminal emulator? I   
   guess what I am confused by is how the text in a textbox is defined as a   
   variable and then how to contain that variable in a command line. Visual   
   Basic code does not look like it reads from top to bottom.   
   "argusy"  wrote in message   
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   > It would look like a strangely written english poem, not even rhyming,   
   > with lots of lines, some of them indented.   
   > Verses would begin   
   > "Public ....."  or "Private ...."   
   > and end with   
   > "End Sub"   
   > carriage returns may, or may not, be recognised by the word "VBCrLf", but   
   > I doubt you'd find them on a command button.   
   > "Oobie Doobie Do", I don't know about - I thought that was a song   
   >   
   > Argusy   
   >   
   > Lawsan wrote:   
   >> What would the code look like for a visual basic dialog box that had a   
   >> textbox or two to enter variables, some buttons to incorporate the   
   >> variables into commands for an open console telnet connection (like   
   >> Reflections or Exceed)? The command buttons would include carriage   
   >> returns. In Aspect, I called these my "Oobie Doobie Do" buttons.   
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