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Latest VB6 Source Code Samples

Create PDF in VB Source Code

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Level2

This sample source code shows you exactly how to create a PDF file from within your VB application with out having to buy a third party control or dll. It gives an example of creating a PDF and adding text to it.

A simple calculator

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Level2

This full program is a simple calculator like what comes with windows. It demonstrates many controls and commands.

A full game - Concentration

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Level2

See how to write a full working version of the Concentration game.

Full hangman game in VB6

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Level2

Learn how to create a full hangman game with graphics. This program uses forms, timers, graphics, and many other common controls.

Creating a graphic tic tac toe game in VB6

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Level2

This code shows a full tic tac toe. It uses forms, graphics, a simple AI algorithm, and other fun game stuff.

A Cryptogram game - simple encryption in VB6 source

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Level2

This is a simple game that also shows how to do a fun cryptography method. It also teaches you forms, graphics and other basic VB controls.

Roman Numeral Converter

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Level3

This program converts an integer in the range of 1 through 3999 to its equivalent in Roman numerals. It also converts a Roman numeral string to its decimal equivalent.

Advanced multiple client server using the Winsock control

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Level3

See how to build an advanced client server chat like program that allows multiple connections (like IRC) using the Winsock control.

Simple Client Server chat program using Winsock control

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Level2

Would you like to write your own chat or IM program? This sample demonstrates how you can use the VB6 Winsock control to build a simple client server application.

Building a highscore manager for your game

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Level2

Every great game keeps tracks of users high scores and displays them. See how to do just that.

Build a scripting language

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Level4

Ever wanted to write your own scripting language? While this source will get you started. See how to use dynamic classes to create a runtime class browser.

Using Windows Resource Files and Directx 8

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Level2

Take a look at this example code to see how to read data from windows resource files and use it in DirectX - specifically Direct Draw.

Store data in windows resource files

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Level2

See how we can build of off Visual Basic 6's way of storeing data and information in .frx files using property bags.

Create your own custom Resource Files

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Level3

Use the binary AND and OR operators to keep track of game character attributes.

Handling Bitmaps well

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Level3

See how to do all sorts of things with bitmap files. This code demonstrates how to use and manipulate windows bitmaps at the lowest level.

How to utilize binary flags in games

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Level2

See how to use binary operators to store a characters attributes in a binary way to use less memory for your game development

Using the mouse to click in 3D space with DirectX 8

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Level4

This source demonstrates how to map 3d coordinates in a way that allows the user to click on them with his mouse using DirectX 8.

Time based modeling algorithm for Games

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Level3

Instead of putting a frame cap on your game this source code shows you how to get your max FPS by using Time Based Modeling.

Seeking and Fleeing Algorithms

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Level3

If you want enemies to seek after your player (like ghosts after pacman) or you want enemies to run from your player (like when pacman eats a pill) then you must master the AI seeking and fleeing algorithms.

Rectangular and Circular Collision Detection

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Level3

In any good game we must detect when objects have collided. This turns out to be pretty simple. See how to do both rectangular and circular collision detection.

Latest VB6 Tutorials

Creating PDF files in Visual Basic

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Level2

Creating PDF documents in Visual Basic has always been a difficult task. Many times people have to purchase controls to do it for them. Not with this Visual Basic tutorial. PDF documents can be created in a snap using the mjwPDF class. This is the first in a series of tutorials. It covers the creation of a basic PDF document.

Creating Advanced PDF documents in VB

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Level3

This VB tutorial builds off the last and demonstrates how you can create more advanced PDF files. It teaches you how to create a multi-page document, with page headers, footers, page numbers, shapes, and images.

Visual Basic 6 String Functions

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Level2

This tutorial explains all the main vb6 string functions that allow you to manipulate strings including the Len, Mid, Left, Right, UCase, LCase, Instr, InstrRev, String, Space, Replace, StrReverse, LTrim, RTrim, Trim, Asc, Chr, and the ASCII table. This Visual Basic tutorial should meet all your needs.

Visual Basic & ADO Tutorial

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Level2

This VB6 tutorial explains how to access a database using ADO in. It uses two different access databases for the backend.

Date Time Functions In Visual Basic

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Level2

Learn how to use the time and date functions in Visual Basic. This VB6 tutorial introduces you to the basics of these functions.

Using Crystal Reports

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Level2

Learn how to use Crystal Reports to display a nice report from your database in.

Visual Basic Combo Box Tutorial

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Level2

Visual Basic combo boxes are like list boxes but they allow you to have a drop down list and/or be able to type in your own list items instead of only selecting one of the current items. This VB6 combo box tutorial teaches you everything you need to know to use combo boxes in your Visual Basic application.

Database Access with the Data Control

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Level2

See examples of developing database applications using the data control that ships with Visual Basic 6.

Amazing things you can do with the Listbox control

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Level3

Learn everything about the Listbox control. From simple to advanced to very advanced things you can do with this neat control.

How to read simple text files

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Level1

This tutorial explains in detail how you can open text files in different formats and read them into your Visual Basic program.

Using ADO and the ListView control

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Level2

See how to create a program that reads data using ADO and displays it in a nice ListView control in this VB6 tutorial.

Using ADO and stored procedures

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Level3

Learn how to use ADO along with stored procedures in this VB6 tutorial. It shows examples using an access database, SQL database, and oracle database.

Using DAO (Data Access Objects) Code

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Level3

This demonstrates a full working application using nothing but DAO code (no data control) this gives you the advantage of having full control over everything.

Introduction to SQL (Structured Query Language)

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Level3

This explains in great depth how the SQL language works. It has many examples and uses access databases to demonstrate the SQL syntax.

Understanding the timer control

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Level1

The timer control is very useful learn how to use it effectively.

Understanding the MsgBox command in Visual Basic

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Level1

This Visual Basic tutorial explains everything you need to know about displaying a message box using the VB6 MsgBox command.

Understanding control arrays

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Level1

This explains the very useful feature of control arrays. Control arrays allow you to create controls at runtime.

Understanding Forms and form events

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Level1

This explains in detail how forms work in Visual Basic. It demonstrates how to create them and handle events.

Beginner Tutorial - Hello World

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Level1

Create your first working application that says "Hello, World!". A standard in all programming environments.

Using Option Buttons aka Radio Buttons

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Level1

Learn how to use the option buttons aka radio button controls in your Graphical User Interface (GUI).

VB String Array Functions - Split, Join, Filter

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Level2

Visual Basic has a few built in string array functions including Split, Join, and Filter. This VB tutorial explains how to use them.

Working with images in all different ways

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Level2

Learn many different ways to work with images in - such as resizing them, displaying them, using icons, etc.

Getting to know the VB6 IDE

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Level1

This tutorial helps the beginner (and even more experienced users) understand a lot of the cool features the VB6 environment has to offer.

Multiple Form Splash Screen

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Level2

Learn how you can use multiple forms. This example shows how to display a splash screen to your program before it starts.

Database Access with RDO (Remote Data Objects)

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Level2

This demonstrates how you can use RDO (remote data objects) in Visual Basic to access a database.

Understanding For, Do, and while Loops

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Level1

This tutorial explains all of the Visual Basic 6 loop commands (the do loop, do-while loop, do-until loop, and for loop) all with code to demonstrate.

Basic Graphical User Interfaces

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Level1

This tutorial explains the basics to creating a graphical user interface (GUI) in. It focuses in on some simple GUI elements such as MsgBox, InputBox, and the Form.

Understanding variables

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Level1

You will use variables all the time. Why not learn how to declare and use them properly.

Object Types and Naming Scheme

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Level1

Learn all the different data types and objects Visual Basic has to offer. It also explains a standard naming convention that helps keep your code clean.

Understanding semicolans and the print method

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Level1

The Visual Basic print method can be used to print information onto forms or into picture boxes. This tutorial shows you how using a semicolon separator.

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