Page Summary: Dim user As String Dim pass As String user = Text1.Text pass = Text1.Text If user = "admin" And pass = "admin" Then MsgBox ... Private Sub Command1_Click() If (LCase(Text1.Text)) = "admin" And (LCase(Text2.Text)) = "admin" Then MsgBox "Logged in ...
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Dim user As String Dim pass As String user = Text1.Text pass = Text1.Text If user = "admin" And pass = "admin" Then MsgBox ... Private Sub Command1_Click() If (LCase(Text1.Text)) = "admin" And (LCase(Text2.Text)) = "admin" Then MsgBox "Logged in ... module 1 Public Sub Creatuser() On Error GoTo A Dim user, pass As String user = Form1.Text3.Text pass = Form1.Text4.
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- Dim user As String Dim pass As String user = Text1.Text pass = Text1.Text If user = "admin" And pass = "admin" Then MsgBox ...
- Private Sub Command1_Click() If (LCase(Text1.Text)) = "admin" And (LCase(Text2.Text)) = "admin" Then MsgBox "Logged in ...
- module 1 Public Sub Creatuser() On Error GoTo A Dim user, pass As String user = Form1.Text3.Text pass = Form1.Text4.
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