@Aiden Triffitt
I think is best to start with VB because:
- there is a slide difference in the code between VB3,4 and VB6.
- Once you are programming a time, You want always a little more and then You run to the boundaries of the old language.
- Also the compatibility with Windows of today !?
- VB6 is still widely used !
A good website with tutorials is:
http://www.theopensourcery.com/ostutor.htm#vba
with:
- Intro into Visual Basic
- The outline of the VB development Interface
- ...
http://www.vb6.us/guides/visual-basic-6-beginners-guide
with:
- Beginner Guide
- Controls Guide
- Database Guide
http://www.vbtutor.net/vbtutor.html
with:
- Introduction to Visual Basic 6
- Building VB Applications
- ...
Also You can Google for: "Ebook VB6 tutorial PDF"