• Maintain Project webpage, created some icons for links to other components of the project, e.g. weekly project log pages.
• Create the weekly webpage for the rest of the week and upload them onto the server.
• Create a database by using Microsoft Access for the database to the records on RoboCup.
• Mini discussion with Daniel on project development.
• Read information on the Internet on organizing and handling data, e.g ARMA site.

• Run through some vb5 sample program codes and select those that can be used for Project ABBA.
• Try out the programs to see whether are they working or not.
• Maintain the Project webpage, create new title icons for the sections in that page so that the organization of information will be neat.
• Search the web for information on RoboCup, e.g. RoboCup bibliographies.
• 2nd meeting with Tralvex regarding the project development.

2nd
Minutes of
Meeting

• Focus on and learn 'Sequential File Operation' in vb5, as this will be used to create Project ABBA.
• Explore 4 different tools control library, write out comments on each of them. Select the best one in terms of user friendliness.
• Create a mini project (in four days), a program that will be used to validate the existence of links in a particular Internet web-site.
• Participate in Internet discussion groups pertaining to visual basic programming.
• Continue to update my project page with RoboCup links.
• Add my homepage url to search engine(e.g. AltaVista, Yahoo, Infoseek, etc..) in the Internet for easy access by others.

• Read and focused greatly on writing and reading of sequential file from the book entitled 'Discover Visual Basic 5', chapter 18.
• Create sample example (known as 'Sequential File') by following the tutorial in chapter 18 of the 'Discover Visual Basic 5'.
• Analyze the sample example and try to modify it so that it will relate to the mini project that I am going to create.
• Understanding and solving the sample example error, refer back to VB notes and information from the Internet.
• Create a webpage for the project schedule.
• Add URL to popular search engines, e.g. HotBod, Web Crawler, etc..

• Read summary notes (entitled 'Discovery Center') on Visual Basic 5.0 from the book entitled 'Discover Visual Basic 5', chapters 1 to 10.
• Modify the sample example that I created yesterday and enhances it properties by changing its property settings by referring to the summary notes in the book entitled 'Discover Visual Basic 5'.
• Maintain web project documentation, edit 'project schedule' page.
• Submit URL to 6 search engines, Alta Vista, Web Announce, etc..
• Subscribe to Visual Basic discussion list at MAISER, obtained from AOL, and VB 5 Assistant, obtained from Mark's Christian and Computing Domain.
• Search and read informational Visual Basic tips, error solutions, discussion notes and sample programs at Visual Basic Homepages. Some interesting tips are saved to disk and printed and compiled as a reference when doing any VB project.

• Create 3 separate webpages entitled, 'appendixpage' a page to store links like project log and project schedule, 'orgbackground' a page that provides links on KRDL and 'usefullinks' a page that provides related information to the project .
• Read e-mails sent by VB discussion group known as VB Assistant.
• Read summary notes (entitled 'Discovery Center') on Visual Basic 5.0 from the book entitled 'Discover Visual Basic 5', chapters 10 to 13 and 18 (sequential file).
• Went to VB Assistant website and read publicly available e-mails sent by other subscribers.
• Read explanations and examples on writing program codes for 'strings' on the website at Carl & Gary's Visual Basic Homepage.
• Modification of VB sample example (for mini-project) by adding new program codes (e.g. end application button and moving lateral status bar to enhance its function).