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Visual Basic / VB.Net This article shows you how to design fairly complicated forms, which can resize, using anchors, docks and panels with a dash of code. Site: www.imt.net
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Visual Basic / Getting Started A typical VB application might consist of more than one forms, each of which may have multiple controls. In VB, the information about each form (it's own properties as well as those of the controls that are on the form) is saved into it's own file. Site: www.garybeene.com
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Visual Basic / General Development In this tutorial, we'll look at some of the reasons for using base code and some of the techniques that can be applied to creating your own base code. Finally we'll look at how Microsoft Visual Basic templates can be used to provide frameworks for common forms, classes, and modules. Site: www.brainbell.com
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Visual Basic / Getting Started Having every command, label, and input field in one form of a Visual Basic application would be quite messy! Spreading applications into multiple forms allows you to better organize your software. So, find out How to Open a Form with the Press of a Button in Visual Basic 2005 Express. Site: www.codebeach.com
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