New Stealrs?

[$carFace]

anyone got the code for the new stealrs?

made a new client but still need stealrs and cant find it anywhere

 

[Swan]

Hint: Make your own. It isn't hard - All you're doing is either moving the Java applet, or resizing the web browser around the Java applet.

 

[$carFace]

ya know that wouldnt be a problem if i knew how...

im new to programming

 

[Nullware]

ya know that wouldnt be a problem if i knew how...

im new to programming

Everyone is new to programming at some point or another. If everyone used that as an excuse there wouldn't be very many proficient programmers around at all. Try disecting previous versions of the StealRS and locating possible reasons as to why they no longer work. From there you may be able to solve each one of those problems and you are on your way to making a new one.

 

[$carFace]

when i said im new to programming i meant it

i just got visual basic 4 days ago

i have "NO IDEA" how to do that

 

[Swan]

when i said im new to programming i meant it

i just got visual basic 4 days ago

i have "NO IDEA" how to do that

First: If you're new, I suggest learning Visual Basic .Net as it is newer technology. Visual Basic 6 is deprecated and has been for a long time.

Second: Read a book or something on programming if you're completely new - you can't just say "I want to program" and instantly be able to make good software. It takes years to become proficient at a language.

 

[Nullware]

when i said im new to programming i meant it

i just got visual basic 4 days ago

i have "NO IDEA" how to do that

You shouldn't be "making" a client then. You'll mostly be copying/pasting/modifying existing code and will get into the bad habit of not being able to write more complex programs from scratch. As Swan said pick up a good book (or e-book) and learn through reading and/or examples depending on your preferred style of learning.

 

[Blupig]

http://www.hitmill.com/programming/vb/beginner.html

That should get you started.