Kathy Said:

I've been applying to jobs for 2 months now, how come I don't get any offerings?

We Answered:

Your babysitting duties and where you worked as a sales associate where all you did was bagging does not kelp you one bit. They kill your resume. Leave them off, it is not necessary to account for all your time on your resume. If necessary you could explain it in your interview. You biggest priority right now should be to just get to an intweview, any interview.

Sam Said:

What are the basics to signing a contract/agreement?

We Answered:

Make it simple. Depending on the level of complexity of the mission, the agreement should state :

- The purpose and the content of the mission ;
- Who will be able to fulfill that mission (with references) ;
- How long it will take (with different phases) and when it will start ;
- Which kind of information is expected from the client ;
- The expected price.

You just have to have one original copy for you and one for the client.

Shannon Said:

Visual Basics?

We Answered:

It's not so easy that I can tell you the code based on your info.

I'll try helping some tho.

You need a text box for input, a button and a label for output.

It's kinda simple now that I think of it. You have the command button take the value from the text box assign it to a variable. prolly an integer. so call it int_grade or w/e

then take int_grade and run it through and if that say if >89 then label = A else if >79 then label = B else if >69 then label = C else if > 59 then label = D Else then label = F

you could make it more complicated with +/- system. you could do that with a different if where you check only the ones or something.

kinda rudimentary its been awhile since i did VB and I don't know exactly what you desire but that could be the foundation of what you need.

Maurice Said:

Visual Basics?

We Answered:

You posted this question twice, and I'm not sure what answer you're watching, so here's my previous answer again:

I'm going to assume you're using VB 2005, and that you do not need to store any other information other than a single grade, and return a single character value that is the person's grade.

From your toolbox, drag a button, a text box, and a label onto your form.

Name the button: btnGetGrade
Name the text box: txtboxGradeInput
Name the label: lblDisplayGrade
You can also add a descriptive label that prompts for the input if need be.

So here's what it should look like:
__________ ______
Input student's grade: |__txtbox___| |__btn__|
Label

Now, double click on the button (btnGetGrade)
And type in the below:

Private Sub btnGetGrade_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles btnGetGrade.Click
Dim studentScore As Integer = CInt(Me.txtboxGrade.Text)

If studentScore > 90 Then
Me.lblDisplayGrade.Text = "Student Grade Letter: A"
Else
If studentScore > 80 Then
Me.lblDisplayGrade.Text = "Student Grade Letter: B"
Else
If studentScore > 70 Then
Me.lblDisplayGrade.Text = "Student Grade Letter: C"
Else
If studentScore > 60 Then
Me.lblDisplayGrade.Text = "Student Grade Letter: D"
Else
Me.lblDisplayGrade.Text = "Student Grade Letter: F"
End If
End If
End If
End If
End Sub

Christine Said:

opening a new business and need help?

We Answered:

I am not too sure that you would want to write a direct letter to the people that you have done massages on at the old place of work because they may think that you stole the clients that they have had the time you have worked there. You may just have to put something in the newspaper like a thank you to all those that did come to you at the old place and tell them in the newspaper ad that you are starting your own business. You may want to also just get a Flyer together that you can go to like a office max or someplace and get copied and put it up around town. You may want to ask the store owner first. You do not want any one getting mad at you for opening up your own place it may take a little while but in the end it would be worth it, as you could hold your head up high by saying you did not steal any customers away from your old place but the customers came to you because you were so good at what you do. Good luck