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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!

Learn how to create an Egg Timer (count down timer) using Visual Basic.NET

I will show you how to make a program which reads the Command line arguments from a program, it's pretty easy if you know how to do it

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.

Know the basics of visual basic. Explore lessons about toolbox, properties window, project explorer etc.

Visual Basic arrays. Know how to use arrays in visual basic. Know about declaring arrays, fixed-dynamic arrays and more.

This tutorial goes into detail on how to create an edit menu. It will tell you how to add a separator bar, make a copy, paste, cut and select all menu. This guide tells you the code for these items as well.

This tutorial will teach you how to reverse a string. e.g: Ebonez.info ofni.zenobE

This tutorial will give you a description on how to make a menu. It includes pictures and the complete file.

Getting Started with VB 6.0 - A complete guide for beginners

Reading and Writing Files in Visual Basic .Net

This guide will get you on your way to using Input Boxes. It will teach you how to get the text that the user writes and manipulate it.

This tutorial will teach you how to stop multiple instances of your application running at once.

This guide will teach you how to add two string together. It will go from starting up Visual Basic to running your application.

A guide on how to get your local IP address using Visual Basic. This uses Winsock and you IP address will pop up on a message box.

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