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Hardcore Visual Basic Bruce McKinney
Publisher: Microsoft Press

The main body of work in question is 'Hardcore Visual Basic', which is available online, for free, here: http://vb.mvps.org/hardcore/. I will concentrate on VB.NET include Daniel and. The usual one is using the handles keyword. One good reason I can think of is that it's very useful for Finance students like me because Excel macros use it. HVBDIE – Hardcore Visual Basic Process Killer by Edwin Pelleng nyiurmelambai. This is a book for both the beginner and the hardcore VB developer. He is a regular writer for developer journals such as Inside Visual Basic, ASPToday, and Hardcore Visual Studio .NET, and he's the author of several books about programming with .NET, including User Interfaces in VB . There are several ways to declare events in VB.NET. My application too much everytimei create or open a new child form not only that, auto sorting or sorting the data was a forseeable mess until now, im still waiting for somebody to help me further on this hopefully hardcore gurus in vb .net could help me. So, we have a very insightful power user, from Microsoft itself. As Daniel pointed out this can link an event handling method to But most of that is hardcore C#. This post is a rewrite of yesterdays one on events in VB.NET. Chi's comment and after that I will return to my beloved C#. Dan Appleman's Developing COM/ActiveX Components with Visual Basic 6: Amazon.ca: Dan Appleman: Books. Http://www.ournewbusiness.com Marvin Fray. My apologies, im not that adept in VB .net programming thank you very much. How To Drag & Drop Between 2 Datagrids Between 2 similar MDI Child Forms >>> anybody can help me with the above topic??? Written by a Microsoft insider and well-respected VB expert, Matthew Curland's Advanced Visual Basic 6 is a unique guide to extending the reach of VB into COM and object design. It's a welcome guide to an often overlooked feature of Visual Basic, with plenty of source code and examples. I was a "hardcore" VB6 programmer, but VB.Net makes life easier.