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Welcome to Visual Basic Tutorial.                                              [中文 VB Bookstore

This online tutorial was written based on the contents of the book Visual Basic ® 6 Made Easy: A Complete Tutorial for Beginners which was written by me. It is the recommended textbook for this tutorial.  It is indeed a great learning companion for this online tutorial. 

Click on the picture on the left to download the digital version of Visual Basic ® 6 Made Easy. It is now selling at an offered price of only $8.00 so that more people can benefit from this book. Its contents are exactly the same as the printed copy.

The tutorial provides an easy yet comprehensive approach to VB  programming. It consists of twenty five lessons. I guarantee that  you will be able to acquire very good  VB programming skills if you study all the lessons thoroughly and practice a lot on your own. I hope that all of you can spend some time to read through all the lessons instead of quickly surf to other places. Can you do that?

This book is  recommended by Professor Dr. Michael D. Rice of the computer science department of Wesleyan University to be used as a text book for his students .This book is  also available  at  the ACM digital library

Click on the picture on the left to buy the printed copy at Amazon.com.

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* This tutorial was written based on VB6, so you need to buy a copy of the Microsoft Visual Basic 6.0 Professional and install into your computer. It can run on Windows 98, Windows ME, Windows XP as well as Windows XP.

 

 

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 Well, we have been programming some serious stuff like financial and mathematical functions, so lets have some fun today. I am going to show you how to program a tool that is needed for most of the board games like monopoly, i.e. a dice. How cool is it if you can have your own virtual dice! Lets get in to check out.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

You can download the source codes of this tutorial by donating $2.00

  Lesson 1: Introduction
  Lesson 2: Building a Visual Basic Application
  Lesson 3: Writing the Codes                                  Lesson 4: Working With Controls
  Lesson 5: Managing Visual Basic Data
  Lesson 6: Working With Variables
  Lesson 7: Controlling Program Flow
  Lesson 8: More on Program Control
  Lesson 9: Looping
  Lesson 10: Introduction to VB Function Part1
  Lesson 11: Introduction to VB Function Part2
  Lesson 12: Creating VB Function For MS Excel
  Lesson 13: Arrays              

  
  Lesson 14: Working With Files
  Lesson 15: Creating Multimedia Applications: Part I
  Lesson 16: Creating Multimedia Applications: Part II
  Lesson 17: Creating Multimedia Applications: Part III
  Lesson 18: Creating Multimedia Applications: Part IV
  Lesson 19: Creating database applications in VB-Part I
  Lesson 20: Creating database applications in VB-Part II
  Lesson 21: Creating VB database applications using ADO control
  Lesson 22: Creating an Advanced VB database application
  Lesson 23: Animation- Part I
  Lesson 24: Animation-Part II
  Lesson 25: Animation- Part III
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