Hello, I've recently gotten into VB and i'mcompletely new at it. I have no idea how to html php or even code the simplest thing I was searching google, yahoo, and msn for some tutorials but all I found was VB 2005 Express tutorials and C# I have Visual C++ 2005 Express Edition and I was wondering if someone could find/make a quick step by step tut for me thnx in advance.
-Sean
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Thanks for your questions.
Sean? wrote:
I don't have VB I have C++
So perhaps this post should be in a C++ forum rather than a Visual Basic one?
I'd move this thread to a C++ forum but I'm not entirely sure that's the correct thing to do. Your original post opens up by saying "I've recently gotten into VB and i'm completely new at it" which leaves the impression that perhaps you are trying to ask a Visual Basic question (in which case, posting in a Visual Basic forum is entirely appropriate).
Sorry, I'm still just getting to understand this it's a whole new world for me when I made this post I thought they were both the same but now I know they arn't the same go ahead and move the topic if you want to.
Okay I've moved this thread to the Visual C++ 2005 Express forum as that seems most appropriate to the topic.
A good place to start for all things Visual C++ can be found here:
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/60k1461a(VS.80).aspx
The "Getting Started" section contains links to pages describing the various editions of C++ (so you know what to expect from the Express Edition); to pages providing a Guided Tour of Visual C++; and to a set of "How do I...?" pages that provide help on popular tasks.
The "Visual C++ Samples" section contains step-by-step walkthroughs on various development scenarios that you can follow along in Visual Studio and end up with a working program or whatever. It also contains links to working sample applications that you can use as a starting point for your own explorations/experiments.
Another good resource for Visual C++ is the Visual C++ Developer Center:
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/visualc/default.aspx
The Videos link on the dev center for example takes you here:
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/visualc/aa336415.aspx
Beyond all that, I'd suggest going to your local library or bookstore or look around for some classes.
ok, thnx man I'll have a look at those and i'm going to my local book store later this week so i'll pick one up then thnx for the help 
-Sean
