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» Evolving to VB.NET. Part 5 - Creating YOUR Top 10 Reasons to Adopt Visual Basic .NET
by Mike McIntyre | Published 09/05/2005 |  | Rating:
This is the fifth installment of an article which discusses evolving to VB.NET from a previous version of Visual Basic. This article continues where part four left off - presenting even more .NET features that MAY be of use to you. Read Part Three of this article to understand why these features are being presented. [read article...]
» Evolving to VB.NET. Part 4 - Creating YOUR Top 10 Reasons to Adopt Visual Basic .NET
by Mike McIntyre | Published 09/04/2005 |  | Rating:
This is the fourth in a series of articles which discuss evolving to VB.NET from a previous version of Visual Basic. This article continues where Part three left off, by presenting more .NET features that MAY be of use to you. Read Part three to understand why these features are being presented. [read article...]
» Evolving to VB.NET. Part 3 - Finding YOUR Top 10 Reasons to Adopt Visual Basic .NET
by Mike McIntyre | Published 09/03/2005 |  | Rating:
This is the third in a series of articles which discuss evolving to VB.NET from a previous version of Visual Basic. [read article...]
» Evolving to VB.NET. Part 2 - Making the Decision to Evolve
by Mike McIntyre | Published 09/02/2005 |  | Rating:
This is the second in a series of articles which discuss evolving to VB.NET from a previous version of Visual Basic. [read article...]
» Evolving to VB.NET
by Mike McIntyre | Published 09/01/2005 |  | Rating:
This is the first in a series of articles which will discuss evolving to VB.NET from a previous version of Visual Basic. [read article...]
» Multiple Forms in VB.NET. Part 4 - Accessing Controls and Data on the StartUp Form
by Ged Mead | Published 01/25/2004 |  | Rating:
In previous articles, we looked at some common problems that seem to have caused problems for many newcomers to VB.NET. In this article we will take a look at a specific area which appears to contribute more than its fair share of grief to many people in the early days of the .NET learning curve. [read article...]
» Multiple Forms in VB.NET. Part 3 - Using Events in Multiple Forms
by Ged Mead | Published 09/03/2003 |  | Rating:
In the third article of the Multiple Forms series for .NET Newbies, Ged Mead walks you through a simple way of passing data between forms using an Event. In the example project, text typed into one form by a user is automatically and immediately also transferred to a second form. [read article...]
» Multiple Forms in VB.NET. Part 2 - Accessing Controls on Other Forms
by Ged Mead | Published 07/23/2003 |  | Rating:
In this article, we will take an initial look at some ways of accessing other form's controls and passing data between forms; and our approach to this is going to be pretty much the same as in the earlier article. [read article...]
» Multiple Forms in VB.NET. Part 1
by Ged Mead | Published 06/28/2003 |  | Rating:
This article by vbCity Leader XTab is particularly aimed at VB6 Upgraders, although complete beginners will find it useful. It explains a variety of ways in which you can open and deal with multiple forms in VB.NET; techniques which are quite different from the VB.OLD ways. A downloadable Solution is included, which shows working examples of each of the seven methods covered in the article, plus an additional two methods not documented in the article. [read article...]
» .NET Interoperability - Calling a .NET Component from a COM Component
by Ashish Jaiman | Published 03/28/2002 |  | Rating:
This article walks through the details of how to call Microsoft .NET servers from COM clients, helps you understand the concept of COM callable wrappers, create a .NET server that can be called from VB 6.0, use the sn, regasm, and gacutil utilities, write VB 6.0 code that uses a .NET class [read article...]
» .NET Interoperability - Calling COM Components from .NET
by Ashish Jaiman | Published 03/23/2002 |  | Unrated
In this article you'll learn the details of calling COM servers from .NET clients, understand the concept of Runtime-Callable Wrappers, use TLBIMP to create Assembly from COM component, reference COM component directly from VB.NET code [read article...]
» Preparing Your Visual Basic 6.0 Applications for the Upgrade to Visual Basic.NET
by Guest Author | Published 02/02/2002 |  | Rating:
Provides recommendations for developers using Microsoft™ Visual Basic© who are planning to upgrade their applications to Microsoft Visual Basic.NET [read article...]
» Upgrading Your Visual Basic 6.0 Applications to Microsoft Visual Basic .NET (Whitepaper)
by Guest Author | Published 11/12/2001 |  | Rating:
Provides an overview of the major topics encountered in the upgrade process, and links to the white papers within that topic that will assist you. [read article...]