[nnh]

Dear my the Helper:

@ I wonder if the programe language sofware_Microsoft Visual Basic_v6.???_ intergrated on MSOfficeXp can help me much to learn this language.
@ Should I buy another full CD of this VB to study?
@ Pls.worry if any
@I thank you.

[MustBNuts]

It's as good a place as any to start!

[Nok1]

Well it depends. Correct me if I'm wrong, but with the "built in" language, you are only able to write macros.

Also, if you are going to learn a programming language (VB for example), I suggest you learning .NET and not 6.0.

[nnh]

Dear:
TK for advise_ my friend onthehelp.net_ say that : It is as a good place as any start and now I gat one more idea from you.

Pls. explaint more why we should use VB.net other than VB(simply).

My PC is that:

WinXP SP1 Version 5.1 Build 2600.010817-1148•ok
512MB DDR RAM• just 196 SDRAM
111GB HD•Just 20GB
2.52GHz P4•Just PII celeron
NVIDIA GeForce4 MX420 64MB•Just smaller one
...and a dialup connection• Just on desk without connection

Dear my Junior the Helper:
I thank you so much anyway!
Have a good time!




Nok1 (Junior Member) (IP)

(03-01-2004 01:23 AM) report / quote / edit (#3)

Well it depends. Correct me if I'm wrong, but with the "built in" language, you are only able to write macros.

Also, if you are going to learn a programming language (VB for example), I suggest you learning .NET and not 6.0.



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WinXP SP1 Version 5.1 Build 2600.010817-1148
512MB DDR RAM
111GB HD
2.52GHz P4
NVIDIA GeForce4 MX420 64MB
...and a dialup connection

[MustBNuts]

VB.net is the latest version of VB...

and to answer Nok, Office, specifically Access, is a great place to get your feet wet with VB code. By opening the Visual Basic Editor (yes, though Tools>Macros), you can use VB to manipulate your data and your tables/forms/queries/reports.

If you have MS Office, start there learning VB. When you start to feel comfortable with it, then invest in buying the full blown VB.

Just my opinion,

MBN

[Nok1]

Sigh. Yes. Good place to start. Once again i recomend .Net because its what most of the companies use now and well if you learn something its best if its new. Also, once you get a hang of vb6, its sort of hard to make the transfer to the .NET platform.

Also, nnh, is there anything specific that you would like to learn to do?