Visual Basic Tutorial continued…

More About EventsThe Form has more events besides the Form_Load event.How can you find them?Click on the Drop-Down List that found in the upper left corner ofthe Code Window, where appears right now the text "Form"You will see a list of the components that found in your program.You have 1 command button with the name "Command1" and 1 Form.Here you select which component's event you want to program.We want to program a form's event, so select "Form" from the list.Which events the form has?Click on the Drop-Down List that found in the upper right corner ofthe Code Window, where appears right now the text "Load".You will see the...

Visual Basic tutorial

Learning about EventsVisual Basic is "Event Driven" language.What does it mean?Everything that happening, launch an event.You've moved the mouse? The "MouseMove" event has been launched.You've pressed a key? The "KeyPress" event has been launched.You can program the events.When the mouse moves, you can change the Form's color (for example),and when a key is pressed, You can play a MP3 file.To start programming the events, double click on the form.You will see the "Code Window"The Code Window opened with the Form_Load event.The Form_Load event occurs when the form is loaded, and this happeningwhen you start the program.So the code that...

Visual Basic Tutorial- Adding controls to form

Adding Controls to the FormThere are many controls you can use with your program:Buttons, Text Boxes, Pictures, Scroll Bars and more.You can see all these controls in the Toolbox.To see the Toolbox, Select from the menu View->ToolboxAnd you will see the ToolboxNow lets add a button to your form.Buttons in Visual Basic called "Command Buttons".To add a button, click on the Command Button icon in the ToolboxNow click on the form with the left mouse button, and hold the buttondown while moving the cursor.You will see a rectangle.Release the mouse button, and in the place of the rectangle youwill see a buttonChanging the button's...

Visual Basic Tutorial- Learning about the properties

Every component (form is component for example) has properties,that determine its look and its functioning.Properties can be the component color, width, height and more.To see the form properties, select from the menu View->Properties Window. The properties window looks like this:n the red circle you can see the component name:These are the properties of a Form, and the form's name is Form1.The column marked by the blue circle contains the form's properties names:The form has Name property, Appearance property AutoRedraw property, and more.The column marked by the black circle contains the form's properties values:The form's...

What am I up to?

Nearly one month passed and I haven't posted any good article. Finding good post in the internet and sharing them using one's own blog is hard but it is also easy when you do it with proper concern. But to write your own article is most toughest job. In my blog I've mixed all the contents relating to computer and technology. Anyways, these days I am busy to do my practical assignments and make notes of my subjects. Exams and near and amazingly I don't have any fear, well tomorrow is my First terminal exam and I haven't prepared yet. But this not the thing I am up to this month. I have something different work to do. I participated...

Getting started with Visual basic 6

The first thing you do is,Run the Visual Basic program. The first thing you see is:Here you choose what is the kind of the program you want to create.For creating a simple Visual Basic program, choose the Standard EXE,and press the Open Button.(If the above figure is not the first thing you see when you run Visual Basic,choose from the Visual Basic menu File->New Project)After you've clicked the Open button, you will see:Look at the form with the title bar Form1.This is how your program will look like.Everything you will place on this form will appear in your program.As you can see, your form is currently empty.You didn't program anything...

What Is Visual Basic and Why do I need it?

Visual Basic is Easy to learn Programming language.With Visual Basic you can develop Windows based applications and games.Visual Basic is much more easier to learn than other language (like Visual C++),and yet it's powerful programming language.Visual Basic suit more for application developing than for Games developing.You can create sophisticated games using Visual Basic, ButIf you want to make a really advanced professional game like Quake 2,You may choose other language (like C++), that would be much moreharder to program with.However, Visual Basic will be probably powerful enough to suit all your applicationand games programming...

Top 7 Worst Websites of Nepal- Review by Navin

This article is purely based upon my[Navin's - meroguff.com] research and hereby want to clarify there is no egoism and vengeance involved. I read other hundreds of links to confirm and support my verdict on the 'Top 7 Worst Websites in Nepal'.Anyone affiliated with the following websites should take it as a measure of improvement and constructive criticism rather than fuming on what's written here.Lets start with something as an example to make you understand what the theme of this post is. Check this out: www.ikissyou.orgOnce you checked the site, you must be thinking "what's so special out there?". Lemme tell you, the Turkish guy...

Samsung Propel – green (AT&T) by Nicole Lee

The name might not indicate it, but the Samsung Propel is one of the latest in a line of AT&T messaging phones (the Pantech Matrix is another one), perhaps as a response to the recent text messaging craze that is sweeping the nation. Equipped with a slide-out QWERTY keyboard, the Propel is not a smartphone, but that doesn't mean it's without features. In fact, the Propel's multimedia and 3G offerings are quite compelling, even if we weren't pleased with the keypad design. The Samsung Propel is available for $79.95 with a two-year service agreement and after a mail-in rebate.DesignThe Propel has a similar design to that of the Verizon...