Visual basic Controls

Does anyone know of any informative website that describes the various vb components in visual basic 6 ? for examples how to use ,the purpose and the application of the particular component ?

I'm assuming you don't mean standard components like a command button or text box or label or listbox, but rather components that are not a part of the standard toolbar for a new project.

Here are a list of links that I'm accummulated over the years. Hopefully, they are all still good.

TreeView Tutorial
TreeView Sample Programs
Using The TreeView Control
ListView Tutorial
Using The INET Control
Winsock
Using The MSChart Control
Using The Data Environment
Create Reports Using The Data Report
Data Report Tutorial
Data Report Demo
AVI Tutorial

Although my website is still under development, there are a number of topics on there that may be of interest. This is assuming that you are relatively new to VB6. (As Hack indicates, the term "component" is rather broad.) If you are an experienced VB programmer, then most of the material on there will not be new to you.
www.thevbprogrammer.com

Thank you for posting those links. That is something I definatly will look at also.

Dan

Thanks for the sharing , any more controls to be shared ?

Store And Retrieve .Wav Files From A Resource File
Speech Recognition Program
Using The Package And Deployment Wizard
A Variety Of Sample Projects
Database Tutorial For VB
Capturing the Output of a MS-DOS Program
[Using The INET Control

Take a peek at some of the links in my sig, they may be of use to you, like the SysTray code.

Once you have familiarised yourself with the "basic" VB controls, that come with VB, then you might want to check out www.vbAccelerator.com
This has LOADS of FREE controls, with source code. They are WAY more advanced that the basic VB controls, and can make your app look very professional and funky.
They are a lot more compicated to use that the standard controls, but are well worth a look.

Woka

Hack,

Do you now use the Data Report for most of your printing ?

If so, do most of your examples avoid the evil Data Environment etc ?
(I have forgotten the names of all the crap that MS released at the same time. I briefly looked at them, and quickly decided to avoid them like the plague.)