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It is often required in database applications to have a report which shows data in a hierarchal fashion. It is a little tricky in Visual Basic to create such reports. This tutorial will help you create such a report.

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!

http://sparkfusion.info/?cat=6 Visual Basic.NET is a Event Driven Programming Language developed by Microsoft (Previously Visual Basic 6) You can create applications quickly and efficiently with use of the RAD (Rapid Application Development system! This tutorial will teach you how to create your first application! Refer back to our essential guide if your stuck on anything in this Tutorial VB.NET Essentials So lets get started; Create a new project and name it Search Engine! Add to the form a Command Button and Text Box from the Left Hand Side tool box, rename the button to Google and resize your form so it fits the two controls nicely, it should look similar to this: Now lets begin adding code! Double click your newly created Google button, first we need to tell the button the first part of the Google Search Link, and to open it up in a browser window we do this by using this code: System.Diagnostics.Process.Start(“http://www.google.co.uk/search?hl=en&source=hp&q=”) Now we need to tell the code to also use the Text Box to define what we want to search, so we make some alterations to the above code System.Diagnostics.Process.Start(“http://www.google.co.uk/search?hl=en&source=hp&q=” + TextBox1.Text) This just tells the button to also include whats in TextBox1 to the URL (Which will be what is searched) Thats it! Your first working VB.NET application! You could incorporate this into your programs, develop an advanced web browser and more! We hope this helped you!

Visual Basic.NET is a Event Driven Programming Language developed by Microsoft (Previously Visual Basic 6) You can create applications quickly and efficiently with use of the RAD (Rapid Application Development system! This tutorial will teach you how to create your first application! In this tutorial we will show you how to set up a new project and create your first working application! Create a button that deploys a webpage!

15-part free video tutorial on VB.NET presented by Dr. Joe Hummel.

Here is a collection of 15 free video tutorials on Microsoft Robotics Developer Studio (MRDS). The Microsoft Robotics Developer Studio is a Windows-based environment for robot control and simulation.

This tutorial teaches you how to send an email using Visual Basic.NET and SMTP.

In this tutorial I'm going to learn you how to create your own classes, both from scratch and with another class as the base.

This tutorial is going to show you how you can record your screen and then save the bitmaps to a .Avi file. It's a little bit complicated but if you only understands how to use the AViWriter class and the AVI class you doesn't necessary need to understand how it works.

This tutorial is going to show you how to make a program which can send emails. This program creates a console email app.

This tutorial will teach you How to extract an icon (.ico) from an EXE (executable) using Visual Basic.NET

This tutorial teaches you how to Embed a secret message (watermark) into images using Visual Basic.NET

This tutorial is geared to teach individuals who are brand new to Visual Basic 2008 and want to create their first program in the language. The tutorial will cover proper naming styles, transferring information to a label, creating the code to execute the program on a button click, creating shortcuts, commenting, managing the tab order, and exiting an application.

This tutorial provides coverage of the VB.NET programming language and the CLR, CTS, and CLI.

In this tutorial I'll show you how to create an application that has an unclickable button, annoying and fun!