Visual Basic 6 Quick Reference Sheet (Cheat Sheet)

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Looks great. (although I'm feeling kinda bad that One LineOn Error Goto 0 could not be included.

This looks pretty good. I'm gonna distribute these to my classmates who are C and VB newbies.
These sheets outta help out a lot.

Looks gr8 . wen is da detailed VB 6 sheet being put together

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THANKS! I googled "Visual Basic Cheat Sheet" and not only got what I wanted, but found this site! C L!

Gr8 knowledge in crux. However, i am lukin for a full ebuk on VB6. But this is nice for beginners.

Hello i new to this site. I am looking for some programing help with this. Also can you show me the aplication example of what it should look like.


Design and develop a program that validates the value a user enters into a TextBox control to ensure that the entry is a valid telephone number. The application should accept a maximum of 12 characters. When the user clicks a button, the program should determine if the entry is of the form 999-999-9999, where the character 9 represents any number.
If the entry is determined to be a telephone number, display an appropriate message, along with the separate substrings that compose the telephone number without the dashes. If the entry is not a telephone number, then display a message as to the reason why the entry is not a valid telephone number, clear the TextBox control and set focus to the TextBox control. Use String class methods to solve the problem.
Here are a few hints to help you code the String methods:
1. Check that the user has entered two dashes in the appropriate spaces.
2. Break the string into 3 substrings, represented as 999,999, and 9999.


Thanks.

For starters you posted this in the wrong spot, you should have posted this in the Visual Basic forum if its VB6 or the VB.Net forum if its VB.net. Second, we wont do your homework for you, you need to work on this, show the code you've written then we will help.

thankx only thing is PDF is not easy accessible ,, loads very kinky xD

Tanks a lot. I found it more useful to read this than the complex volumes of my VB book.

Thankssssssss a lot