Hello, I have just started to learn VB6....

[butchrecon]

.... Can anyone give me the names of any easy to read books and any websites with details on how to create programs? Any help would be mucho appreciated. James Collins
Field Service Engineer
A+, MCP

email: butchrecon@skyenet.net

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[MickJ]

Hi, I'm new to VB too, the most helpful book I've found is Visual Basic for Dummies. I also cheat a lot try

http://www.infragistics.com

and

http://www.fpoint.com

hope I'm not corrupting you! Good Luck.
MickJ

 

[mmilan]

http://www.vbworld.net

is a good site, but it seems to have gone all .Net on us...

 

[rpk2006]

Hi James,
I found the following books for beginers to be most useful.

"Teach Yourself Visual Basic 6 in 21 days" and
"Teach Yourself MORE Visual Basic 6 in 21 days"

Both these books are from "SAMS ( MacMillan )" publications.

For the sites to learn, remember sites will be useful only when you submit your questions to forums and get replies from others. Because you can't learn more from site's tutorials.

Rohit

 

[JoanneM]

Hello there

All books and sites recommended are great I've sat down with a few, yet something I found quite usefull was an introductory course I have on cd -
email2jo@btinernet.com should you wish a copy burning and forwarding on to you

regards

Jo

 

[snorky]

Try the John Smiley series of books

Snorky