Visual Basic

Introduction: This tutorial is on how to create a simple tool in Visual Basic to manage lists and listboxes. Importing Lists: First we are going to write a function that will take a file input from the user which will hold a list of information (one per line).

Introduction: This tutorial is on how to create a calculator in Visual Basic. Design: For this, we want the following; A textbox named 'textbox1' to show the current output. Four buttons for add, subtract, multiply and divide. Ten buttons for the ten digits. One button for the calculate process. Variables: Now we want to create some variable.

Introduction: This tutorial is on how to create a multi-threaded application in Visual Basic. Design: There really is no design needed for this application, although if you wanted to, you can add a button. What Is a Thread? A thread is the part of your .NET program which runs everything else, your UI, your functions and your classes. Without a thread, your program would not be able to run. Why Multiple Threads? Once a thread has a lot of processing to do, problems begin to arrise.

Introduction: This tutorial is on how to create a spell check tool in Visual Basic. Dictionary: First we need to get a dictionary of some sort, I am just going to create a simple text dictionary by opening a new Notepad document and typing: they're their there Note; we put one word per line so we can easily distinguish which words are which later on within our program.

Introduction: This tutorial is on how to create a motivational quote selector to show you one random quote every day that will get you thinking. The Website: First we need a source of the random quotes, I've found this website which has an entire list of good, motivational quotes with the author listed as well... http://www.forbes.com/sites/kevinkruse/2013/05/28/inspirational-quotes/ Design: Next we need the design for our program... well, actually there is no design.

Introduction: This tutorial is on how to create a temporary file cleaner for Internet Explorer in Visual Basic. Information: The path Internet Explorer currently uses for storing the temporary files and folders is; C:\Users\{User name}\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows\INetCache\IE Design: This form simply uses one button to delete the contents; we can keep its name the default 'button1' since it is the only component on the form.