Sorry, but I always said "The only dumb question is the one you don't ask."
I was medically retired from the Air Force, and am now unemployable. But I found a way to continue to contribute by designing a program to generate random practice tests for Air Force NCOs to study, to prepare for promotion testing. My database is a 400-question, (multiple-guess) text file, and I have written a good program to generate 4 different 100-question tests. (The logic and program flow from the old GW-BASIC adapted nicely.) However, the ONLY thing I cannot figure out is how to display the formatted questions on the screen, in a form, or in a separate window, or whatever. The questions will appear just like you would expect, with buttons to push to select the answer, and then a NEXT button to move on.
Can anyone help me display the questions, one at a time, as mentioned above? I have created a Form, named QUESTION, but have not been able to put anything in it, even with all the "help" methods found on other web sites.
This project would really help me feel like I can still contribute. Let me know of any ideas, please.
Ronald R. Davis, SMSgt, USAF (Ret)
I was medically retired from the Air Force, and am now unemployable. But I found a way to continue to contribute by designing a program to generate random practice tests for Air Force NCOs to study, to prepare for promotion testing. My database is a 400-question, (multiple-guess) text file, and I have written a good program to generate 4 different 100-question tests. (The logic and program flow from the old GW-BASIC adapted nicely.) However, the ONLY thing I cannot figure out is how to display the formatted questions on the screen, in a form, or in a separate window, or whatever. The questions will appear just like you would expect, with buttons to push to select the answer, and then a NEXT button to move on.
Can anyone help me display the questions, one at a time, as mentioned above? I have created a Form, named QUESTION, but have not been able to put anything in it, even with all the "help" methods found on other web sites.
This project would really help me feel like I can still contribute. Let me know of any ideas, please.
Ronald R. Davis, SMSgt, USAF (Ret)