Hardik Jadam , BCA Third Year

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SUBMITED BY
Hardik Jadam
Bachelors of Computer Application III YEAR
Dezyne E´cole College
www.dezyneecole.com
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
PROJECT REPORT
VISUAL BASIC
PROGRAMMING
COLOR PALATE
TOPIC
VISUAL BASIC

Project Report
On
Visual Basic Program
At
Dezyne E´cole College
Ajmer
Submitted to
Dezyne E ´cole College
Towards the
Partial Fulfillment on
Bachelors of Computer Application
By
Hardik Jadam
Dezyne E´cole College
106/10 Civil Line, Ajmer
Tel – 0145-2624679
Www.dezyneecole.com
2017

Acknowledgement
I Hardik Jadam, Student On Dezyne E´cole College , An Extremely
Grateful To Each And Every Individual. Who Has Contributed In
Successful Completion Of My Project. I Express My Gratitude Towards
Dezyne E ´cole College For Their Guidance and Contrast Supervision As
Well As For Providing The Necessary Information And Support
Regarding The Completion Of Project.
Thank You

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Synopsis
This Project Is A Minor Project Made, Based On The Practical Concept
Of Visual Basic This Project Has Made Our Basic Practical Concepts On
Visual Basic Stronger.

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Source Code:
Dim rr, gg, bb, s1, c1, c2 As String
Private Sub Form_Load()
rr = "FF"
gg = "FF"
bb = "FF"
End Sub
Private Sub VScroll1_Change()
a = VScroll1.Value
Text1.Text = a
r = Hex(VScroll1.Value)
Text4.Text = r
Label1.BackColor = RGB(VScroll1.Value, VScroll2.Value, VScroll3.Value)
Label2.BackColor = RGB(VScroll1.Value, VScroll2.Value, VScroll3.Value)
Label3.BackColor = RGB(VScroll1.Value, VScroll2.Value, VScroll3.Value)
Label4.BackColor = RGB(VScroll1.Value, VScroll2.Value, VScroll3.Value)

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Label5.BackColor = RGB(VScroll1.Value, VScroll2.Value, VScroll3.Value)
Label6.BackColor = RGB(VScroll1.Value, VScroll2.Value, VScroll3.Value)
End Sub
Private Sub VScroll2_Change()
b = VScroll2.Value
Text2.Text = b
g = Hex(VScroll2.Value)
Text5.Text = g
End Sub
Private Sub VScroll3_Change()
c = VScroll3.Value
Text3.Text = c
b = Hex(VScroll3.Value)
Text6.Text = b
End Sub
Private Sub VScroll1_scroll()
a = VScroll1.Value
Text1.Text = a
r = Hex(VScroll1.Value)
r = check(a)
Text4.Text = r
Form1.BackColor = RGB(VScroll1.Value, VScroll2.Value, VScroll3.Value)
Label1.BackColor = RGB(VScroll1.Value, VScroll2.Value, VScroll3.Value)
Label2.BackColor = RGB(VScroll1.Value, VScroll2.Value, VScroll3.Value)
Label3.BackColor = RGB(VScroll1.Value, VScroll2.Value, VScroll3.Value)
Label4.BackColor = RGB(VScroll1.Value, VScroll2.Value, VScroll3.Value)
Label5.BackColor = RGB(VScroll1.Value, VScroll2.Value, VScroll3.Value)

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Label6.BackColor = RGB(VScroll1.Value, VScroll2.Value, VScroll3.Value)
End Sub
Private Sub VScroll2_scroll()
b = VScroll2.Value
Text2.Text = b
'g = Hex(VScroll2.Value)
g = check(b)
Text5.Text = g
Form1.BackColor = RGB(VScroll1.Value, VScroll2.Value, VScroll3.Value)
Label1.BackColor = RGB(VScroll1.Value, VScroll2.Value, VScroll3.Value)
Label2.BackColor = RGB(VScroll1.Value, VScroll2.Value, VScroll3.Value)
Label3.BackColor = RGB(VScroll1.Value, VScroll2.Value, VScroll3.Value)
Label4.BackColor = RGB(VScroll1.Value, VScroll2.Value, VScroll3.Value)
Label5.BackColor = RGB(VScroll1.Value, VScroll2.Value, VScroll3.Value)
Label6.BackColor = RGB(VScroll1.Value, VScroll2.Value, VScroll3.Value)
Label7.BackColor = RGB(VScroll1.Value, VScroll2.Value, VScroll3.Value)
Label8.BackColor = RGB(VScroll1.Value, VScroll2.Value, VScroll3.Value)
Label9.BackColor = RGB(VScroll1.Value, VScroll2.Value, VScroll3.Value)
End Sub
Private Sub VScroll3_scroll()
c = VScroll3.Value
Text3.Text = c
'b = Hex(VScroll3.Value)
b = check(c)
Text6.Text = b
Form1.BackColor = RGB(VScroll1.Value, VScroll2.Value, VScroll3.Value)
Label1.BackColor = RGB(VScroll1.Value, VScroll2.Value, VScroll3.Value)
Label2.BackColor = RGB(VScroll1.Value, VScroll2.Value, VScroll3.Value)
Label3.BackColor = RGB(VScroll1.Value, VScroll2.Value, VScroll3.Value)

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Label4.BackColor = RGB(VScroll1.Value, VScroll2.Value, VScroll3.Value)
Label5.BackColor = RGB(VScroll1.Value, VScroll2.Value, VScroll3.Value)
Label6.BackColor = RGB(VScroll1.Value, VScroll2.Value, VScroll3.Value)
End Sub
Function check(ByVal a As Integer)
c1 = a Mod 16
c2 = a 16
If c1 = 10 Then
c1 = "A"
ElseIf c1 = 11 Then
c1 = "B"
ElseIf c1 = 12 Then
c1 = "C"
ElseIf c1 = 13 Then
c1 = "D"
ElseIf c1 = 14 Then
c1 = "E"
ElseIf c1 = 15 Then
c1 = "F"
Else
s1 = Str(c1)
End If
If c2 = 10 Then
c2 = "A"
ElseIf c2 = 11 Then
c2 = "B"
ElseIf c2 = 12 Then
c2 = "C"
ElseIf c2 = 13 Then
c2 = "D"

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ElseIf c2 = 14 Then
c2 = "E"
ElseIf c2 = 15 Then
c2 = "F"
Else
s1 = c1 & c2
check = s1
End If
End Function

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