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The DemoBot has a Touch Sensor installed on the rear (see Figure 11 ), so when the robot returns to base it can simply back into the wall of the table to let the program know that it has reached base. So once the Touch Sensor is pressed, the program knows to stop. Figure 11 2 shows an NXT-G program that runs a series of missions and then returns to base; once the wall is detected, the program will know it has reached base and allow the program to stop. A program such as this will make for a nice My Block.

Changes you make to a built-in theme (or to a previously created custom theme) can be saved as a custom theme and reused in other Office 2010 documents

in this chapter)

Any single character Zero or more characters Any single digit (0 9) Any single character in charlist Any single character not in charlist

The Save Current Theme dialog box appears with the custom Office themes folder displayed, as shown in Figure 6-9

The following examples will return True:

You will need to locate them to apply them (see the Searching for Themes QuickSteps)

Figure 1-3: Organized into tabs and then groups, the commands and tools on the ribbon are how you create, edit, and otherwise work with documents

MsgBox "RICHARD" Like "ri hard" MsgBox "RICHARD" Like "ric*"

Ribbon containing tools and commands Groups of commands within a particular tab Dialog Box Launcher displays additional options in a dialog box or task pane

Figure 11 2. NXT-G sample mission code As noted in 3, be sure to add a Reset Motor block to the beginning of each subprogram. This will keep the different My Blocks from causing calculation issues with the NXT-G software tracking the rotations. Many times, when you switch from various subprograms that all have code relying on rotation calculations, the actual number of rotations can get out of sync, so having the Reset Motor block can prevent this from happening.

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n any code you write, bugs may exist that can cause a program failure, cause the program to hang, or simply create unexpected results In my opinion, this area separates the true analytical programmers from those who just type in code and hope it works Many reports have been written about computer rage, where users of an application get upset because the results are different from what they expected All I can say to those people is wait until you work on code for an application like Access! You will then realize how straightforward and well organized this application is Once you have tried your hand at fixing a few bugs in what appears to be a simple program, you will appreciate what goes on behind the scenes when you click a menu selection or press an OK button

To gain working space in the document pane, you can minimize the size of the ribbon To do this, double-click the active tab name Click it again to restore the size of

You may control the mouse with either your left or right hand; therefore, the buttons may be switched (See Windows 7 QuickSteps, published by McGrawHill/Professional, 2009, for how to switch the buttons) This book assumes the right hand controls the mouse and the left mouse button is the mouse button The right button is always called the right mouse button If you switch the buttons, you must change your interpretation of these phrases Five actions can be accomplished with the mouse:

Errors occur very easily when you are writing code This section gives you examples of the types of errors you can expect to see