Some Good VB Sites (with nice info or tutorials)

[Omega-X]

I'm new to visual basic, and I am highly interested in learning it. I was curious if any of you knew any good sites which would be good for learning the basics of Visual Basic. I went to VB-World, but for some unknown reason, the tutorials pages don't display properly, so they aren't much of a help Any help is appreciated, Thanks.

[Motoxpro]

www.vbworld.com (or .net i dont remember) www.vbexplorer.com www.planetsourcecode.com

[chrisjk]

I went to VB-World, but for some unknown reason, the tutorials pages don't display properly

Are you using IE6? I am and they're screwed up for me too, everything is centered which makes it difficult to read. IE5 doesn't seem to have this problem.

[SeaHag]

here..

Here is my bookmark.. kinda unorganized but what the hay!

[Motoxpro]

I went to VB-World, but for some unknown reason, the tutorials pages don't display properly

what error does it display

[Omega-X]

Like I said, the tutorials on vbworld don't display properly, as for planet source code, source code won't do me much good if I don't know what I'm looking at :P The VBExplorer one was nice though, Thanks. (Any more links are highly appreciated

[Omega-X]

Yes, I am using IE 6, I don't get an error message, just the text in the body frame and the links frame all collide together...so it's very difficult to read. As for the book marks that SeaHag posted, Thanks Lots of spiffy sites to check out.

On another note, this is an awsome board, I've been searching for a while for a decent VB forum, and I've finally found one. I can post something, and people will actually reply...secounds after I've posted. That's awsome, maybe I'll actually learn VB after all

Thanks.

[SeaHag]

This Is a wicked board..


I just happen to stumble across it..
I have learned soooo much..


Now I need a site to either help me spell or type..

[abdul]

www.vbweb.co.uk

This website is down for now

It has pretty good reference like tutorials for basic vb controls. It also has some sections for other programming languages.

http://www.vbsmart.com (if you want to get office xp like buttons and menus)

http://www.vbcity.com (lots of different sections on programming)

http://www.abstractvb.com (Has two nice tutorials on MS Agent
There is lots of other stuff too)

http://www.vbring.com (has links to other vb sites)