Beginning Visual Basic 6 Objects
The book deals with objects and object-oriented development with Visual Basic 5. It explains why object-oriented programming is so important today and how its use can simplify the development process as a whole. Read a sample chapter online that introduces you to OO Development.
Build interactive Web pages with VB 6.0's IIS applications capability
This article from ZDJournals guides you step by step towards creating a fully functioning online application with VB6 WebClasses. In this article's example, you're going to build a popular feature of many Web sites: a guest register.
Explore the VB6 Control Toolbox
VB6 has introduced several new controls that can be used to enhance your application without having to splash out on seperate ActiveX controls. This article from VBPJ describes each new control, from the flat toolbar to image combo box.
String Functions, Assign Arrays, Add Controls Dynamically
This feature explains how to use some of the new features in Visual Basic 6, including the new string functions (Join, Split, StrRevers) and the ability to add controls dynamically without using the Load procedure.
The DevX guide to VB6
How-to articles, news, download links, and sample applications created with Visual Studio 6 and its tools.
Using Visual Basic 6
Using Visual Basic 6 is broken into four sections. Part One is Visual basic and its Integrated Development Environment. Part Two takes you through basic development concepts. Part Three teaches programming tools and techniques. Part Four introduces advanced VB, such as databases and OOP
Use VB 6 Now
VB 6 has simplified many programming tasks. Check out its new database capabilities, designers for internet and intranet applications, enhanced controls, and dynamic control-creation capabilities.
Visual Basic 6 Business Objects
Read a sample chapter from this great new book from Rockford Lhotka that introduces you to designing business objects, and check out an interview with the author.
Visual Basic 6 Win32 API Tutorial
Check out a sample chapter of this great new book from Jason Bock, that teaches you the main pitfalls to avoid when accessing the Win32 API from Visual Basic.
VB6 Review
Check out what I think of Visual Basic 6, from your About.com Guide
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