I want to write a program that will do this on my aquarium web page:
When the user runs his mouse over a picture of a fish,
a popup will appear,
and show,
a random fact file,(stored in a list) 
will play to monitor.
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I want this program to do this on a picture of a juke on my web page:
 When the user runs the mouse over 'Selection',  
a list will pop up,(make file?)
then by hilighting a song,
he will then mouse click,
to play that song to channel.
Eventually, this will be a jukebox warehouse for all the stuff
 I find out about sounds and stuff like the sound tutor Omri and I did for mIRC,
 and places to get sounds,
 editors,
 and tutorial on cool edit software and possibly Sound Forge,
mIRC wavs and midis,
etc.
with so  
1.(I) This program will allow the user to use mouse/over/click 
2.(O)This program will give the user a list of musical programs to chose from 
3.(P)This program will find the desired program 
4.(O)This program will play the desired program to channel 
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students TOE chart
Task                          Object            Event
 Student 1                 Text Box-txtStu1      None
 Student 2                 Text Box-txtStu2      None
 Student 3                 Text Box-txtStu3      None
 Student 4                 Text Box-txtStu4      None
 Student 5                 Text Box-txtStu5      None
Student 1 Score            Text Box-txtStuS1     None
Student 2 Score            Text Box-txtStuS2     None
Student 3 Score            Text Box-txtStuS3     None 
Student 4 Score            Text Box-txtStuS4     None
Student 5 Score            Text Box-txtStuS5     None
 Calculate Average         command button/cmdCalc      Click
 Display average           label - lblAvg              None
 Clear user input          command button-cmdClear    Click
 End the program           command button-cmdEnd      Click

  
pseudo
     cmdCalc Add scores 1-5 and divide by 5 for average.

     cmdClear 
          Set output labels equal to " " 
          Set text boxes equal to " "

     cmdExit 
          End program 




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Lesson 5 - Coding Your Program 
It's time to start writing code for your program! 
After reading Lesson 4 - Unit 7 - in your book: 
1. Write the code that you will place in the coding window for the command 
button you have designated to calculate the average.
 Have the code add the contents of the 5 student score text
boxes and place this total in a variable.
 Use another variable to store the calculation for the average. 
Follow your pseudocode that you wrote for assignment 
2. Remember that with programming, the variable or object that is 
to receive the calculation is on the left with the actual
calculation on the right. This is backwards from the math we are all used to: 
        Total = val(text1.text) + val(text2.text)
If the object named MyNum1.text contains the number 6 and
the object named MyNum2.text contains the number 8,
 when added the variable Total will contain the number 14.

    Average = Total / 2

Here the variable Average takes the contents of the variable
 Total and divides it by 2 - the number of items we added in the first statement.

      MyAverage.caption = Average

 Here we are telling VB to display the contents of Average
 on the form using the label we named
                  MyAverage.

 2. Next code the command button you are using to clear the form. 
You will want to clear every text box and the label that displays the average:

                  MyNum1.text = " "
                  MyNum2.text = " "
                  MyAverage.caption = " "

 All we are doing here is reassigning the contents of these object with a null or " ". 

3. Last, and probably the easiest code you will ever write, 
code the button the user will use to end
the program. In case you missed it in the book the code for this is:

    End

  That's it!

4. Run your program and try it out. Start out by writing down 5 numbers 
and calculating the average of these numbers. 
Then put the numbers in the text boxes of your program and see if the
program calculates the same average you received when doing the problem by hand. 
May I suggest you start off with:
                  6, 7, 8, 9, 10
 The average of these numbers is 8. 

Next test your clear button and enter more numbers is all works properly. 
Then test your end Button.
 This should terminate your program.
 If your program doesn't work correctly, look at your code
 and make sure you have everything in place. 
If you are still having problems or are having difficulty determining what 
the problem is you can send your .vbp and .frm files to me or my assistant John.

If your last name begins with A - M email your program to me at vbasic@vu.org 
If your last name begins with N - Z email your program to John at jsarndt1@gte.net 

 Please use a program like WinZip to compress your .vbp and .frm files together.
 We will need both of these in order to determine what the problem might be.
 These are the only files we need!
 You can download my program from the following link. 
It is an executable file and only shows the program at work.
 It does not show the actual code that makes it work. 

   http://www.teleport.com/~christyo/GrRpt1.exe
   Remember, you do not have to turn your assignments in at this time. 
You will turn in the full and completed project at the end of the term.