Murach's Visual Basic 2008
An introduction to Visual Studio
This chapter introduces you to the basics of working with
Visual Basic 2008, the .NET Framework, and Visual Studio.
This is the background that you need for getting started right
with VB, so be sure to read it if you haven't worked with
Visual Studio or .NET before.
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Windows Forms and Web Forms applications |
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Visual Studio and the .NET programming
languages |
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The .NET Framework |
8 |
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The Visual Studio IDE |
10 |
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How a Visual Basic application
is compiled and run |
12 |
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How Visual Basic differs from
the other .NET languages |
12 |
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How to start Visual Studio |
14 |
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How to open or close an existing project |
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Some possible menu variations |
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How to use the Form Designer |
18 |
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How to use the Code Editor |
20 |
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How to use the Solution Explorer |
22 |
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How to work with Visual Studio's windows |
24 |
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How to build a project |
26 |
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How to run a project |
26 |
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How to upgrade projects created
in earlier versions of Visual Basic .NET |
28 |
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How to change the .NET Framework
version used by a project |
30 |
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