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Introduction To Visual Basic

This document provides an introduction to the Visual Basic development environment. It discusses opening a new Visual Basic file and inserting source code. It explains the main windows that are displayed like the project window, toolbox, form window and properties window. It also covers saving a Visual Basic project, button properties, and how to make an executable file. The goal is to help users recognize the key components of the Visual Basic environment and understand how to develop and run a basic application.

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Introduction To Visual Basic

This document provides an introduction to the Visual Basic development environment. It discusses opening a new Visual Basic file and inserting source code. It explains the main windows that are displayed like the project window, toolbox, form window and properties window. It also covers saving a Visual Basic project, button properties, and how to make an executable file. The goal is to help users recognize the key components of the Visual Basic environment and understand how to develop and run a basic application.

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INTRODUCTION TO VISUAL BASIC. Hopefully you will learn this during lesson 1.

: About the Development Environment The project explorer windows Running a form Making your first *.exe Understanding the tool bar Introducing Source code Command Button properties Explanations of global modules Opening an existing Visual Basic project. Explore the forms and the source code behind the an existing project in design mode Recognise and understand the function of the main component of the Visual Basic environment eg. toolbar's , toolboxes , project window, properties window and most importantly the source code window. Saving your project to a file. Button Properties.

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On start up, Visual Basic will displays the following windows :


The Blank Form window The Project window

It also includes a Toolbox that consists of all the controls essential for developing a VB Application. Controls are tools such as boxes, buttons, labels and other objects draw on a form to get input or display output.The Properties window

Tool box

Form window

Project window

Properties window

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Opening a new visual basic file & Inserting Source code.

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Saving your visual basic project.


Save your work to disk. Use the Windows Explorer or any desktop windows to check that all files have been saved. There should be one Visual Basic Project (.VBP) file and separate Form (.FRM) and Module (.BAS) files for each form and module used in the current project.

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Making your first *.exe!?


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