This document describes a railway ticket rate viewer application created in Visual Basic 6.0. The application allows users to view train ticket rates for different destinations. It includes a user interface with a picture box, combo box to select the destination, option buttons to select ticket type (single, ten rides, monthly, or yearly), and a text box to display the ticket cost. The document provides details on setting up the user interface controls and coding the application to calculate ticket costs based on the destination and ticket type selected by the user. It also describes testing the application and saving it as an executable file.

1. Railway Ticket Rate Viewer
This is an application wherein it shows the different rates of the train ticket in each
destination.
Objective
This project introduces Railway Ticket Rate Viewer. Railway ticket system aims to
provide a secure, accurate and easy way to display train ticket rates. This project is
developed in Visual Basic 6.0. This Railway Ticket Rate Viewer should be able to show
different ticket rates for each destination. Using this, the Ticket Counter person can perform
operation like finding out the costs of each ticket.
User Interface and Coding
1. Create this user interface
PictureBox
Label
ComboBox
Label
Frame
Label
TextBox
Option Button

2.  Form:
- Change the BackColor into Blue
- Change the Caption into
“Northwest Indiana Railroad”
 Adding Picture:
- Click the PictureBox on the toolbar.
Drag and release it into the form.
Double-Click it, locate the picture
you want and select it.
 Combo Box:
- Change the text into “Choose your
Destination”
 Frame:
- Change the caption into “Please
Select”
 Option Button
- Make 4 option buttons and rename
it into:
- Single
- Ten
- Monthly
- Yearly
2. Now, enter these codes inside the
Form_load

3. 3. Enter these codes inside the Enter
event
Wherein:
sb = South Bend
d = Dunes
g = Gary
ec = East Chicago
h = Hammond
c = Formula cost
4. Enter these codes inside the Quit event
Note:
Constants
Ten Ride Ticket Formula Cost:
(10 * rate of destination) – (10* rate of destination *
0.02)
Testing
Monthly Ride Ticket Formula Cost:
(30 * rate of destination) – (30* rate of destination *
0.05)
1. After you’ve done all the procedures,
click F5 to test whether your program is
working properly.
Yearly Ride Ticket Formula Cost:
12 * ((30 * rate of destination) – (30* rate of
destination * 0.05))
2. If not, debug your program and then
test it again.

4. Saving as an .EXE file
1. Create a new folder in the Desktop
wherein you can save your program.
2. To save the program as an .EXE file
(executable) from the menu bar, click File
then choose MakeProject1.exe
3. Name your executable file as "Railway
Ticket Rate Viewer" then save it to the new
folder you created a while ago.