x = MsgBox("message",0+16 ,"title")
x = MsgBox("message 2",0+16 ,"title 2")
and save it as name.vbs name being whatever you want
we can align text using notepad by by going to the font option
option explicit Dim vnum1,vnum2,vnum3 vnum1=cint(inputbox("enter the first number")) vnum2=cint(inputbox("enter the second number")) vnum3=cint(inputbox("enter the third number")) if (vnum1>vnum2 AND vnum1>vnum3) then msgbox vnum1 &" is greater" else if (vnum2>vnum1 AND vnum2>vnum3) then msgbox vnum2 &" is greater" else if vnum3>vnum2 AND vnum3>vnum1 then msgbox vnum3 &" is greater" else msgbox "They all equal" end if
Using notepad++, or notepad, or anything that can read uft-8.
num=32767 MsgBox(len(num))
sure
Using HTML Codes
You can use Notepad to write HTML pages, and HTML consists of tags. So you would be writing a lot of tags when using Notepad to create a HTML page.
you dont need to clean ram
try using notepad or Massive
You can use notepad to open the source code file again. Open the folder it is in. Right click on it and pick Open With and choose Notepad. If you are using Internet Explorer, you can go to the View menu and pick View Source and it will open it in Notepad. When you make your changes, save the notepad document. Don't close it in case you want to make further changes. Return to the browser and refresh the page and the changes will be updated
Notepad itself cannot show pictures. It can only deal with text. You can type the HTML code to show images by using Notepad, but the images will only be seen when you open the file in a browser. To do a typical line of code for showing an image, you would do this: <img src="myimage.jpg" />
dim a,b,c a=cint(inputbox("enter value for a")) b=cint(inputbox("enter value for b")) c=cint(inputbox("enter value for c")) if((a>b)and(a>c)) then msgbox "greatest number is a="&a else if ((b>a)and(b>c)) then msgbox "greatest number is b="&b else msgbox "greatest number is c="&c end if end if