VISUAL BASIC INSTRUCTIONS 1

[JIRK]

HELLO, I AM NEW TO THIS FORUM. I'VE BEEN PROGRAMMING SINCE 1962 AND JUST RECENTLY STARTED VISUAL BASIC. CAN ANYONE TELL ME IF THERE IS A BOOK THAT LISTS ALL THE VISUAL BASIC INSTRUCTIONS. THANK YOU

 

[VB6en1us]

Perhaps a good place to start would be the Visual Basic 6.0 Programmers reference or the Language reference, both from Microsoft press.

 

[johnwm]

JIRK

There is quite a good simple introduction to VB here:

http://goforit.unk.edu/vb6/default.htm

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[SemperFiDownUnda]

VB6en1us made the right suggestion. The programmers reference does exactly what you want. It shows you almost everything you can do and examples of it. Star for you VB6en1us

 

[bjd4jc]

JIRK-

Something you may find useful is the Object Browswer in VB (F2 from your keyboard). This has every VB instruction and when you press F1 it brings up the help (on the native VB stuff anyway.) It has each instruction grouped into a category of 'objects'. You may find this very useful... I did when I first learned VB.

 

[PeterWallace]

There is a site on internet called DEVX

Use search facility and look for GLOSSARY

USE "save as" o save it on your m/c