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Anyone know where online I can find good tutorial complete with good examples for visual basic. My goal is to create a software application using for windows xp. I know how to program c++ and a few other, I did work with vb before, but I mostly forgot about it. I just need good sites good tutorial so I can pick it up again. Thank YOu.
 
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I try to work with listview, but I seem to forgot how to use and code with it. Any suggestion for learning all vb's features? For example as you know that textbox1.text = "Hello World!", and so .text is a members of class textbox that vb provided, how can I find all the members of textbox and many other classes such as listview and etc... and their possible values such as certain members will only work with specific value, ex: int, double, or pictureBox1.Visible = False or True only.

Any suggestion in creating object oriented program using vb? Like should I plan to create business object first or presentation object first.

Plus where can I find example and easy explanation of vb's classes.

Thank You.
 
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Unless you're using .NET, Visual Basic is not object oriented. :\
 
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I would recommend pixel2life.com the search engin for tutorials you will find many tutorials their and should hopefully find one that interests you.
 
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Thanks for the info... I'm looking at the pixel2life.com atm.

I'm now thinking vb is not good, and I want to look into red5, laszlo, haxe, more than vb :)
 
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