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Is OpenGL compatible with Visual Basic 4.0?


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Compu-Pikachu wrote:

The 32-bit version, sure. (Not that it's not a PITA, mind you.)

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[Microsoft Basic: 1976-2001, RIP]





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That was the one to which I was referring. I was aware that OpenGL is

compatible with Windows 95 and later.



What is "PITA"'s acronymic representation?





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"Compu-Pikachu" <c o m p u - p i k a c h u @ v a l i n t . n e t>wrote in

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Go here and enter PITA in the box. It's the first definition in the list ;-)



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Please keep all discussions in the groups..





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How is it annoying?



Why was the representation not simply provided in the response itself? Some

time could have been saved for both of us.





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Compu-Pikachu wrote:



Go Fish

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On Mon, 31 Jan 2005 12:23:26 -0800, Bob O`Bob <filterbob@yahoogroups.com>wrote:



Bite me!







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You're just mad because the voices don't talk to you.



zane (_) abderaware dot com

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Zane Thomas wrote:





wow, and I didn't even bait that hook!

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[BOB O'BOB] Go fish.



[COMPU-PIKACHU] What is the pertinence?





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Compu-Pikachu wrote:



A parable.



One which *could* supply an answer that you ought to take to heart.



But I anticipate you'll ignore it.

Much to the detriment of this and other newsgroups.

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[BOB O'BOB] A parable.



[COMPU-PIKACHU] Does this pertain to, "Feed a man a fish, and you feed him

for a day. Teach him to fish, and you feed him for a lifetime"? If so,

what is the relevance?





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Compu-Pikachu wrote:



Well you see ... that's just the thing ...



If anyone has to *explain* it to you then it isn't working.

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