How should the camera be used in Visual Basic 6?

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hi How should the camera be used in Visual Basic 6?

network( client / server )

View the webcam in client

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Posted 6-Mar-12 7:41am

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov · Answer 1 · 2012-03-06T08:04:00

Here is how:

Load VB6 environment and the project you are working at right now.

Install a digital camera on a tripod. Setup remove release.

Sit at the computer the way both the screen and your face would be well visible in the camera sensor. Fire remote release. View the picture in your computer. Repeat several times varying the parameters until good image is obtained.

Post-process the picture, add a text to it.

Print the picture in a big format, 10x8 inches or up. Create your personal historical museum and display your picture there. The text you added during post-processing should say:

March 06, 2012: the last day I'm using VB6.

If you don't know what to do next, ask another question. Many CodeProject members will gladly advise. :-)

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