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There are 457 articles & tutorials regarding "Visual Basic".
- 19.) Using OpenGL with VB.NET
- by Jacek Artymiak 04/28/2003 Although VB.NET is not the first programming language that comes to mind when you are thinking of writing applications that use the OpenGL API , it is possible (and not that difficult), if you are willing to dip your toes in the warm waters of open source software. OpenGL was originally developed by SGI , and is now available in commercial and free incarnations. In case you have never heard of it, OpenGL is an industry standard multi-platform API for 3D...
Found at O'Reilly Network
- 20.) Gather multi-selected VB ListBox items
- by ElementK Journals on Visual Basic Read Comments Rate this resource Viewed 8868 times Rating: 18 users 4.39 out of 5 Next > Conventional Visual Basic wisdom states that in order to gather the selected items from a multi-select ListBox, you should loop through all the items and test the Selected property. As with all loops, however, this can potentially bog down slower CPU's. As a much faster and more elegant alternative, you can use the SendMessage() API function instead. As you...
Found at Developer Fusion
- 21.) Planning Form Layout in VB.NET - Introduction
- by Benny K. Mathew on VB.NET Read Comments Rate this resource Viewed 30042 times Rating: 274 users 4.26 out of 5 Next > This article shows you how to design fairly complicated forms, which can resize, using anchors, docks and panels with a dash of code. Most of you would have heard of, and even used the new anchoring and docking properties available to the windows form controls in VB.NET. They enable controls to resize or reposition themselves as the form resizes, without writing code....
Found at Developer Fusion
- 22.) Read Registry values in VB without API
- by ElementK Journals on Visual Basic Read Comments Rate this resource Viewed 11973 times Rating: 47 users 4.09 out of 5 Next > Often you'll want to manipulate the Windows registry in Visual Basic without resorting to lengthy API calls. Fortunately you can with the Registry Access Functions (RegObj.dll) library. This DLL lets you create a Registry object with which you can manipulate specific keys. For example, in a previous tip we showed you how to use the WebBrowser control to display...
Found at Developer Fusion
- 23.) Determining the size of a VB dynamic array
- by ElementK Journals on Visual Basic Read Comments Rate this resource Viewed 24259 times Rating: 98 users 4.43 out of 5 Next > Dynamic arrays are great tools for creating a collection of values on the fly. However, you may have run into trouble when trying to determine if the array contains any items. The UBound() function provides one way to tell if it does. However, if the array doesn't officially exist yet--that is, you haven't redimensioned it with even a single item--then this...
Found at Developer Fusion
- 24.) Magnifying The Desktop With Visual Basic - Introduction
- by Mitchell Harper on Visual Basic Read Comments Rate this resource Viewed 15528 times Rating: 163 users 4.43 out of 5 Next > This article was contributed by Jason Brimblecombe from devArticles.com . If you're after free programming eBooks then please click here . A very handy application that's included with the Windows operating system is the magnifier, which you can find in the accessibility folder. Basically, the windows magnifier is designed for computer users who suffer from any...
Found at Developer Fusion
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