The additional two types of tools introduced was the Crescent QuickPak VB/J++ 1.0 and the Microsoft Internet Transfer Control 5.0. Here again, I had to evaluate them with the same criteria. In the previous evaluation, I misunderstood the criteria of "easy to use" which was actually focusing on the aspect of the code itself. I had decided to select and use the Internet Transfer Control 5.0 as it is within the Visual Basic software and also easy to use. However, from books that I read, it was said that the previous Crescent Toolkit that I chosen was better. But in terms of coding, it's too difficult for a beginner like me to handle.

From Wednesday till Friday, I had been facing problems due to the lack of knowledge and understanding of Visual Basic codes when I began writing my mini project. These problems seem to be repeating itself and doesn't end as in solving one and having another. However, this had left me with the only choice which was to analyze the problems on a whole and then solving it at one go. Well, doing a test and trial is another way to really understand.