I will be the first to say that I'm not the fastest learner when it comes to VB 6.0. So let me pose this question. There are one billion books and cd's that teach you VB 6.0, yet with your expertise I would like to open a can of worms. What do you recommend be the easiest most favorable reading material and/or cd-rom tutorials that I can use in getting up-to-speed in learning VB 6.0.. I would rather go with the cd's as I admit I don't enjoy reading, however, pending the nature of the book I could try. Any ideas?
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In reply, I have tinkered with VB at work and basically worked in cleaning up forms, modifying properties, etc.. But what I want to understand is the difference between ADO, DAO, ActiveX.DLL, ActiveX.exe, how to contact to databases, why do we use modules, classes, etc...
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I am using Visual Basic 6 Black Book as a beginner, even though it is rated intermediate, it is very well written and explains everything rather than just giving code examples to make themselves look smart.
Here is a link to it.
Hope this helps you, I know it is helping me!
Here is a link to it.
Hope this helps you, I know it is helping me!
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