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dbp427
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Self Employeed Software Developer
Member Since
Dec 11, 2008
Biography
I took my first computer class in College in 1986, so 28 years later I have a serious amount of time in front of a keyboard. I’ve been developing Software since 1984 on a Commodore 128 using its BASIC. I have used a lot of Microsoft BASIC versions from GWBASIC in DOS 2.1 to Quick BASIC 4.5 then to Professional Development System 7.1.
When Visual Basic 1.0 came out I started using it along with Access 1.1 and went to VB6. When Visual Studio .NET came out I was not able to make sense of it until Version 2002-3, 2005. 2008 was a bust again; then VS2010 and 2012 and now 2013.
I know VBScript and made Classic ASP pages connecting to SQL server.
Also have very extensive VBA in Access including Excel, Word and PowerPoint.
Used Access and VB6 along with SQL server to control AutoCAD through its VBA.
Now I’m a senior classman at the University of South Florida getting a BSAS in Web Design and Development. And prior to that I have 60 College credit hours in Computer Science classes alone from Windows 2000