Reference Summary: For Mobile users: Everything after 4:37 is just adding a bit more functionality which isn't needed but can be added if you want to. Codes Please like Comment and Subscribe Login Button if my.settings.username = textbox1.text and my.settings.
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For Mobile users: Everything after 4:37 is just adding a bit more functionality which isn't needed but can be added if you want to. Codes Please like Comment and Subscribe Login Button if my.settings.username = textbox1.text and my.settings.
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- For Mobile users: Everything after 4:37 is just adding a bit more functionality which isn't needed but can be added if you want to.
- Codes Please like Comment and Subscribe Login Button if my.settings.username = textbox1.text and my.settings.
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