Microsoft Visual Basic 6.0 Tutorial

This series provides an in-depth look at Visual Basic 6.0. Introductory topics covered include the Visual Basic programming process, development environment, and program structure, and creating controls and setting properties. Creating controls and coding are covered in detail, including a discussion of datatypes, literals, variables, and storing and calculating data. Coding tools and other supplied tools such as subroutines, arguments, and various functions are explored, and manipulation of data files and printing from an application is discussed. Advanced topics covered in this series including tuning your program with additional Visual Basic tools, and preparing a Visual Basic program for distribution.

Visual Basic Tutorial
Programming Basics

Controls and Coding

Coding the Details

Lists and More Controls

Using Supplied Tools

Data Files and Printing

Program Tuning

Delivering the Program

These are self-paced, internet-based Microsoft Visual Basic 6.0 tutorials -- there are no books to purchase and no scheduled classes to attend.

The following Microsoft Visual Basic 6.0 courses are available online:

• Programming Basics provides the user with a foundation for using Visual Basic 6 software. In this course the user creates an application using the VB Application Wizard, and then develops a simple application from scratch.
• Controls and Coding explains how to use common controls and simple code to create applications.
• Coding the Details examines some of Visual Basic's coding tools for building applications.
• Lists and More Controls explains how to add many of the finishing touches and extra controls and arrays to create applications.
• Using Supplied Tools explains how to use some of the built-in tools to improve and expand applications.
• Data Files and Printing introduces students to interacting with data files and printing information from their applications.
• Program Tuning explains how to add to an application some of the additional tools.
• Delivering the Program explains how to prepare a program for distribution.

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