Re: Overflowing a Long

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Michael C wrote:
"Bob O`Bob" <filterbob@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:O5Xnr75XHHA.4000@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Michael C wrote:

And that is a good thing! You guys might like to work in the past but the vb file handling would have to be not only the worst feature in vb6 but the worst feature in any language that has ever existed (ok, maybe a slight exaggeration but not much).

Well, at least we've finally firmly established from which orifice your "wisdom" spouts.

Funny you should say that i'm speaking out of my a, when you post nothing but an insult.



Classic VB's file handling doesn't need to be defended.
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