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as i know it's not possible to compile that code to 11KB stand alone exe with vb! by using .net framework, sure it will be 20MB+11KB! by the way every tools have their own pros and negs. but remember that no one care about that 20MB .net framework until their programs work.

thnaks so much for your quick and useful help

so you mean if i put the down loadable version on a site , the license agreement must be sign(click) before download?
by the way right now I'm not at something like shareware but that's good to know.
so if i just make a license agreement that fit what i want it's enough?
regards

sorry

almost disappointed! i though there is so many developers and they may be have something for me.
any way still waiting
regards

hi
i didn't sell any software as an individual yet. but recently i finished a program (in vb by the way) that some of our partners are interested about it.
as i didn't now much about licensing issues, i need information about this. do i have to get a lawyer or something like that, register it ...

you know, i thing this thread is for those who care!

Germans are always good at their home even when they don't have the best team. don't forget the history!
even i guess Germany will be come champion but i like France and ZZ to win.

it's not a big issue or a problem any way. but it will be good if we can print source code within the editor(almost all ide have this command in file menu)

@buzzqw
why you tried to subtract 1/1/1970?! cause i think date() will return zero for that date (it's the base date) so how many seconds past after 1/1/1970 until 1/1/1970? sure zero (infact it's what i think must be)

in my post, didn't i mention that the seconds will be count from 1st jan 1970?
wish to be helpful

as i know every software has its own base for date calculation. some take 1900 as a base (like ms products)
it's up to programmer and what he needs actually. cause dealing with date can be so hard. for example how i can find which day of week was 5000bc?!;-) there will be 2 answers, exact one and ...

for finding days between 2 dates you can just use this:

date1=ParseDate("%yyyy/%mm/%dd", "2004/03/01")
date2=ParseDate("%yyyy/%mm/%dd", "2006/01/24")
date_bet=date2-date1

it will return seconds between date easily. so calculating days will be no matter then.

if you need precise answer (i mean ...

look at this tool, i think it can be helpful
http://www.gtk.org/

just look at the date command of date library in General Libraries section of purebasic manual.
it's completely covers what you need