Volume changer visual basic

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hi can anyone help me with this Vista Core Audio API Master Volume Control[^]

i want to make a programme like this one in visual basic please help me i just want to change the volume

sorry for my bad english

this is my first question

thanks!

[edit] changed tag from c# to VB.Net [/edit]

Posted 17-Mar-11 8:39am

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Updated 17-Mar-11 8:48am

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Yusuf 17-Mar-11 14:50pm

Converting from C# to VB.net should not be that hard, or is it?

Sandeep Mewara 17-Mar-11 14:51pm

What kind of help you are seeking of here?

As Yusuf suggested, C# to VB.NET should be easy... there are third party tools on web to do most of it for you..

Tried?

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thaks i tryied to convert but i always get error with the codes anyway thanks

Posted 17-Mar-11 8:54am

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Dave Kreskowiak 18-Mar-11 20:10pm

This is where you use that to TEACH YOURSELF the similarities between C# and VB.NET. Look at what you put into the converter and what you got out and you've got a very good idea of how to convert the code yourself.

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#realJSOP · Accepted Answer · 2011-03-17T08:50:00

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Try google:

http://blogs.vbcity.com/drydo/archive/2005/06/07/2038.aspx[^]

Seriously - they don't charge to use it.

Posted 17-Mar-11 8:50am

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