In this tutorial I will teach you how to create logs in Visual Basic 2008. Logs are very important because it records previous transactions and day to day activities of the system. For instance, in a log in system, you can determine the time and who is the user that had logged in the system. And whenever your system has a problem you can easily determine what was it with the help of logs. So, let’s begin: Open Visual Basic 2008, create a New Windows application , drag a RichTextBox, and a Button in the Form. And it will look like this.

This is the continuation of my previous tutorial which is the Print the Text in a Textbox. This time, I’m going to add the Page Setup and Print Dialog. In the Page Setup you can choose any setup that you wanted in your page and it contains selections such as the margin,sizes and etc.. While in the Print Dialog you can select the number of pages and copies that you want to print.

In this tutorial, I will show you how to drag/drop and copy in a Treeview by using Visual Basic 2008. I made this to show you not only a PictureBox or a TextBox can be drag and drop but also a treeview. Let’s begin: Open Visual Basic 2008, create a new Windows Application and drag the two Treeview in the Form. Name it “trview_left” and “trview_right”. After that, click the two Treeviews and go to the properties.

This time, I will teach you how to determine the size of the TextBox by using ForEach Loop in Visual Basic 2008. With this, it will be easy for you to determine what will be the sizes of the TextBox without specifying each of it.

This time, I’m going to teach you how to print the text in a Textbox in Visual Basic 2008. This will allow you to preview and print any message that you type in a TextBox. It depends on you, on how long your message will because it will automatically set on the next page. So, lets get started : Open Visual Basic 2008, create a new Window Application and do the Form just like this.

Introduction: This is the second of a two part tutorial on how to create a custom music playlist and player in Visual Basic. Note: Our Visual Basic player will simply use the Windows Media Player control and this series is going to be mainly focusing on the IO.

Introduction: This is the first of a two part tutorial on how to create a custom music playlist and player in Visual Basic. Note: Our Visual Basic player will simply use the Windows Media Player control and this series is going to be mainly focusing on the IO.