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Let's create a new Wink project.

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So go to your desktop, find Semantic Wink Explorer and just double click.

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And if you have previously opened a project as I have, we'll just click File New.

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We're just going to do a single user project and we'll click okay.

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We're going to give this project a name wink DB class and just hit create.

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Once the project has been created, we're just going to create a quick screen in graphics designer.

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So I'll double click Graphics Designer.

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It's going to open a PDL and name it some version of new PDL.

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The first thing I'm going to do is go to geometry, and I'm just going to make this page 1280 by 1024

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you can make it whatever you want.

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And then with the screen selected under effects, I'm going to turn off the global color scheme and

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I'm just going to add a button.

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I'm just going to put Hello World on this button.

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We will create a quick script to just print out hello world!

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I'm going to make this font a little bigger and on events we'll go to mouse and I'll right click on

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release Left and choose VBS action.

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And we're going to write our first VB script.

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So I'm just going to make a comment.

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Notice this green just like in SQL.

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And this is the Hello World script.

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And it prints out Hello World to debug.

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And I'm just going to right click.

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And from my object list I'm going to choose my runtime dot trace.

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And we're going to be going over these functions in the course.

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So if you haven't used this before don't worry about it.

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HMI runtime dot trace basically just prints out statements from a script into a debug console.

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So we're going to print out.

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Hello World.

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And we're going to concatenate that with a carriage return and line feed and just click okay.

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The debug console we could either use the AP diag application.

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But for now on the standard pallet under Smart Objects I'm just going to grab an application window.

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Pull this out.

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This is basically a debug console.

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We're going to highlight global script and click okay.

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And then GSC diagnostics at Script Diagnostics will click okay.

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And it's just going to look basically like a big gray rectangle with GSC diagnostics.

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And we're going to save this screen as my first screen.

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Click save.

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And then we'll hit the run time button.

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And when the runtime window comes up we can click the button.

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And there is our Hello World script.

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Coming up next we're going to begin writing some SQL code to execute from Visual Basic script using

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ActiveX Data Objects.

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I will see you in the next lecture.