VB .NET TUtorials

[AtomSoft]

I would like to know if anyone has good links to either html tutorials or video tutorials. I would love anyone of those formats. The tutorials can be basic to advance. I am new to vb.net but i have some VB 6 knowledge so anyhelp would be good

[AtomSoft]

Some good tutorials would be:
1. How to read/write to a txt file.
2. How to read/write a ini file.
3. How to use API in .NET.
4. How to have fun with this stuff. (jk Joke)

1. Can be this also:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de...dLineTopic.asp

[AtomSoft]

Umm.. This would help me more a real good tut to read/write text files.

[MrNorth]

Two good links

www.asp.net


www.learnvisualstudio.net <<<--- very good with videos!!!



kind regards
Henrik

[AtomSoft]

ONLY $29.95 for 3 Months, or $59.95 for 1 Year

wow why should i pay? I didnt pay to watch 3d studio max video tutorials. Why sholdnt this be free.

[Pirate]

http://www.google.com

[paulheu]

Originally posted by AtomSoft
wow why should i pay? I didnt pay to watch 3d studio max video tutorials. Why sholdnt this be free.

Because people have invested a lot of time and effort to teach you how to use this software. If you want free go experiment..

[AtomSoft]

www.3dbuzz.com has a bunch of free video tutorials. Are you tryng to say that they dont evest alot of time ? Are you saying there tutorials arent worth it ? Because they have theres free and why should we pay to learn ? School is different because they teach a variaty of subject. And on a pc it doesnt cost anything to make a video tutorial just time and caring of others education. I guess they dont care about anything but the money

[Edneeis]

2. How to read/write a ini file.

You shouldn't, you should use xml or a config file. XML files or config files are the new INI files and if you are using .NET you should probably move to them as well.

3. How to use API in .NET.

Most managed code is pretty much just a wrapper around the APIs so most of the time you wont need them. On the rare cases where you do then they haven't really changed except the length of an integer and no more as any. Anywhere in a VB6 declaration of an API call switch Longs for Integers. The As Any will have to be cast to a specific type now.