Where can I find real looking playing cards

lol - "try a newsagent"

Actually, scanning them was a good idea, although a royal pain. Thank you.

greenhorn at 2007-8-31 >

Spotty, yet another beginners question? You really need to read a few books, you know - expand your knowledge.

1. Create a new application.

2. Create a 'MyBankAccount' class

3. Add a method called 'AddMoney'

4. Add a timer to the main form which runs about once a second.

5. In the timer routine, call the 'AddMoney' method of the 'MyBankAccount' class

6. In the 'AddMoney' method, add some money to your 'Balance' Property (e.g. MyBalance = MyBalance + 5) this is left as an exersize on how to add a (positive) balance to a bank account. Negative balances are easy to add.

7. Run your program.

8. Get 'Rich' (You may need to add this property - unfortunately the code takes a good few years to program - in fact, it actually doesn't involve any programming at all, but it still takes a few years...)

Note, you may want to change the amount added in a random fashion, since there's only a finite number of 5's in the world, and you can't keep all of them. Or add a 'Spend' method, but this will reduce the time it takes to Get 'Rich'.

:)

SJWhiteley at 2007-8-31 >

I didn't try this, but would think you would need to do this:

Dim myCards as Cards

myCards.Card should then work.

DeborahK at 2007-8-31 >