Radome number geerating please

[Boombaby]

I call randomize function before rangom() but I do'n't get the random everytime I run the program. Why is it all the same numbers every run


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Also I run my program in one computer and I got numbers but on another I got different ones
How can I make my randomize returns the same numbsers on all machine I want to run because my situation doesn;t allow differences

Thank you

(Give me nice numbers please I want to choose it for later and tonight runs)

[Boombaby]

[moa]

Hello,

How can I make my randomize returns the same numbsers on all machine I want to run because my situation doesn;t allow differences

huh....
How would that be ? Random or not Random ? that's the new existencial question

[Boombaby]

Your replies really get me focused. Im unabe to keep my self away from them. really headache \\(_._)//

[moa]

Well,
What about explaining in details the situation. I mean everything ... so that we can see what you are exactly looking for ?
It could also be a good idea to show us what you have already written (with comments)

[WoF]

After my experience the sequence of random numbers is the same on Win XP and NT operating systems. I don't know about Vista or Win7.
A VB program creating random numbers wil produce the same sequence of random numbers on any computer.
Because people don't want that - because random is actually not meant to be predictable - there is the Randomize statement in VB which takes the time of day as a seed to create the random sequence, so it is never ever the same.

So if you want the same sequence everytime you start the program you only have to not use the Randomize statement and you get the same sequence - for my experience on any other computer, too.

[vb5prgrmr]

VB's Rnd function is designed to produce a sequence of numbers that seem random but are not and this is by design for debugging purposes. Meaning, if you create a list from sequential calls to a Rnd function, you will notice that eventually it starts repeating. Once again this is by design for debugging purposes. Then the use of the Randomize statement turns this default behavior off, but repeated calls to the Randomize statement "resets" the random behavior and can defeat it original purpose.