vb programming guide

[Jessie Alarcos]

anyone in the group willing to share their VB6 programming manual for a
newbie here... i would appreciate it very much in pdf format file...
thanks...

[Shell]

In response to the post:
On Wed, 12 Oct 2005 23:17:36 +0400, "Jessie Alarcos"
<ja******@emirates.net.ae> stated...and I replied:

anyone in the group willing to share their VB6 programming manual for a
newbie here... i would appreciate it very much in pdf format file...
thanks...

I have the VB5 Programmers Guide, it is nearly 900 pages long!!! And,
if you want the Language Reference (a must have in my opinion), it is
another nearly 1600 pages. I'm sure that would take me about 2 weeks
to scan and produce into a .pdf format (what with my busy schedule).

You'd be better off trying to find one (or both) in a second hand bin
at your local book store, thrift shop or garage sale.

Good hunting

[Mike]

Search Amazon and get a used copy. I see the Visual Basic 6 Programmers
Guide for $6.37 ... Pretty cheap...
The VB 5 is $1.00

Mike

"Jessie Alarcos" <ja******@emirates.net.ae> wrote in message
news:di*********@news-auh.emirates.net.ae...

anyone in the group willing to share their VB6 programming manual for a
newbie here... i would appreciate it very much in pdf format file...
thanks...

[UKtheBunny]

I happen to like the Deitel & Deitel Books. They give source code examples and actually explain how and why the code works. Plus there are several levels of books. Not just for the newb.

[Charles]

I have a host of programming guides that I have found over the net over the
last year or so. Not sure if I can post them with this reply but if you let
me know where I can drop them (such as an FTP Site or Yahoo email address --
for virus scanning purposes), I am willing to share them. All of them are
VB 6 manuals. Most of them are in Word document form but I can put them in
PDF format. Let me know.

Charles. bl*******@comcast.net

PS,

Does anyone know how to convert Visual C++ Code into VB Code? I ask because
I found WABDOCS.EXE on the web and it is for being able to sync addresses
and such with the Windows Address Book. I started reading on Visual C++ but
it is like reading Japanese compared to VB.
"Mike" <mb*******@SPAMskypoint.com> wrote in message
news:T4******************************@skypoint.com ...

Search Amazon and get a used copy. I see the Visual Basic 6 Programmers
Guide for $6.37 ... Pretty cheap...
The VB 5 is $1.00

Mike

"Jessie Alarcos" <ja******@emirates.net.ae> wrote in message
news:di*********@news-auh.emirates.net.ae...

anyone in the group willing to share their VB6 programming manual for a
newbie here... i would appreciate it very much in pdf format file...
thanks...

[Charles]

have a host of programming guides that I have found over the net over the
last year or so. Not sure if I can post them with this reply but if you let
me know where I can drop them (such as an FTP Site or Yahoo email address --
for virus scanning purposes), I am willing to share them. All of them are
VB 6 manuals. Most of them are in Word document form but I can put them in
PDF format. Let me know.

Charles. bl*******@comcast.net

PS,

Does anyone know how to convert Visual C++ Code into VB Code? I ask because
I found WABDOCS.EXE on the web and it is for being able to sync addresses
and such with the Windows Address Book. I started reading on Visual C++ but
it is like reading Japanese compared to VB.

"Jessie Alarcos" <ja******@emirates.net.ae> wrote in message
news:di*********@news-auh.emirates.net.ae...

anyone in the group willing to share their VB6 programming manual for a
newbie here... i would appreciate it very much in pdf format file...
thanks...