Microsoft Visual Basics .NET - Additional Information

Microsoft Visual Basic .NET

Getting Started

• Go to: Start-->All Programs-->MS Visual Studio .NET-->MS Visual Studio .NET and select it. The window will pop up.

• Go to File, New, Project. Then choose Visual Basic projects. This will take you to the next window.

• Microsoft has additional product information on their website.
  • Visual Basic Library
  • Learn Visual Basic

• Visual Basic also has a built-in help library in case you need assistance with coding. To start it, click on "Help" under the menu bar and select "Index"; a window will pop up. From there, you can search for a particular item that you need.

Microsoft Visual C# .NET

Getting Started

• Go to: Start-->All Programs-->MS Visual Studio .NET-->MS Visual Studio .NET and select it. The window will pop up.

• Go to File, New, Project. Then choose Visual C# projects. This will take you to the next window.

• Microsoft has additional product information on their website.
  • Visual C# Library
  • Learn Visual C#

• Visual C# also has a built-in help library in case you need assistance with coding. To start it, click on "Help" under the menu bar and select "Index"; a window will pop up. From there, you can search for a particular item that you need.

Microsoft Visual C++ .NET

Getting Started

• Go to: Start-->All Programs-->MS Visual Studio .NET-->MS Visual Studio .NET and select it. The window will pop up.

• Go to File, New, Project. Then choose Visual C++ projects. This will take you to the next window.

• Microsoft has additional product information on their website.
  • Visual C++ Library
  • Learn Visual C++

• Visual C++ also has a built-in help library in case you need assistance with coding. To start it, click on "Help" under menu bar and select "Index"; a window will pop up. From there, you can search for a particular item that you need.

Microsoft Visual J# .NET

Getting Started

• Go to: Start-->All Programs-->MS Visual Studio .NET-->MS Visual Studio .NET and select it. The window will pop up.

• Go to File, New, Project. Then choose Visual J# projects. This will take you to the next window.

• Microsoft has additional product information on their website.
  • Visual J# Library
  • Learn Visual J#

• Visual J# also has a built-in help library in case you need help on coding. To begin click on "Help" under menu bar and select "Index", a window will pop up. From here you can search for a particular item that you need.