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taken from http://sparkfusion.info/?p=75 New to VB.NET? Dont worry, give this Tutorial a quick read over and well soon get you on your way to developing top notch applications! Here we will teach you Basic Code, how to personalize your Form, Controls & More! 1) Changing the name of your new Form (What is displayed at the top of the Window) Once you have opened your new Project/Form go over to the Properties Box at the right hand side, in this box, scroll down to find an option named ‘Text’ the predefined value should be ‘Form#’ highlight this and change it to whatever you see fit! 2) Adding code to your Form/Controls Not many people know how to do this when they first start out in Visual Basic’s buts its simple, simply double click the control you wish to add code to, then the code window will open up! 3) Changing Button text Its the same idea as changing Form Window Name, scroll down and find ‘Text’ the predefined value should be ‘Button#’ just change this to whatever you wish to call your button! 4) Resizing Forms You can resize your form by using the Drag Handles which are positioned on all sides of the form in the Design View! 5) How do I test and run my program? At the top of Visual Studio, find the Debug option in the Menu, then select Start Debugging, this will go through your code to find errors, if there are non, your program should run and you can test out your new code! 6) How do I finalize my application and make an installer? There are several ways to do this, we will create a tutorial at a later date showing you show to do this!

Finding words or String with same beginning and end using regular expressions with .net. Ready to use Regex pattern in VB.NET, C#.NET and ASP.NET

This may come in handy for people who use string functions a lot. Here is how to check to see if a c

This tutorial in the 3D series takes you past simple dots and into the realm of filled shapes. This brings several challenges with it as you learn to find the correct shade for the face and how to order the face. The tutorial is visual basic orientated but the concepts apply to all languages

This article shows how to do Recursive programming. Uses recursive programming to find a given factorial number

This article describes how to use Win32 API functions from Visual Basic programming language to find files and obtain extended file info. Free sample Visual Basic code is available for download. Used technologies: Visual Basic 6.0, Win32 API

This tutorial outlines some of the fundamental issues involved in developing large-scale distributed systems using Visual Basic 6. It is aimed at all Visual Basic 6 developers, but project managers who need to understand how the technical environment affects their planning and management should find it particularly useful.

The bottom line is that all of us make mistakes. VB is pretty clever about finding syntax errors within the IDE, but a number of the possible errors simply cannot be discovered until you try to run the program. This section discusses some of the available error detection and correction techniques.

You have probably seen the little characters that you find in odd places throughout windows, like the paperclip in Microsoft Office. This tutorial teaches you how to use these little characters in your own application. You can also get then to use speech recognition.

The Windows GUI is standing upon two pillers. Vector Graphics and Bitmap Graphics. Being quite difficult to manage, Vector Graphics are always very painful to handle but the possiblities are nearly impossible to find a limit. Where as Bitmaps are concerned, they are heavy Windows objects ( though DIBs are not ). Since the arrival of electrifying GUIs in the Windows, the interest of programmers towards Image Processing has awfully increased. This article shall tell you how to do it and how to make it work faster.