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设计一个窗体，窗体上画一个名为Command1的命令按钮、一个名为CommonDialogl的通用对话框控件、一个名为Text1的文本框，利用“颜色”对话框将文本框中的字体颜色设置成用户所选择的颜色，为此编写以下程序代码，井按要求将程序补充完整。 Private Sub Command1_Click() CommonDialogl.Flags=cdlCCRGBInit CommonDialogl.Color=Text1.ForeColor 【9】 Text1.ForeColor=CommonDialog1.Color End Sub
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被告人江某与被害人郑某是同一家电脑公司的工作人员，二人同住一间集体宿舍。某日，郑某将自己的信用卡交江某保管，3天之后索回。一周后，郑某发现自己的信用卡丢失，到银行挂失时，得知卡上1.5万元已被人取走。郑某报案后，司法机关找到了江某。江承认是其所为，但对作案事实前后供述不一。第一次供述称，在郑某将信用卡交其保管时，利用以前与郑某一起取款时偷记下的郑某信用卡上的密码，私下在取款机上取款：第二次供述称，是仿制了一张信用卡后，用所获取的郑某信用卡上的有关信息取款；第三次供述却称，是拾得郑某的信用卡后，用该卡取款。但被害人郑某怀疑是江某盗窃其信用卡后取走卡上所存的钱款。 请回答以下问题： 如果江某用自己仿制的信用卡在自动取款机上提取了现金，下列说法正确的是( )。
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