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VBnet is not really like any other Visual Basic site around. Instead of providing downloadable zips of stale code, the Code and FAQ Libraries are full of topical how-to pages that go into exceptional detail outlining the code and methodologies needed to achieve particular results. Primarily an API-oriented site, each page consists of an introduction, an illustration of the project in action, and the full code to recreate the project. Any special considerations are detailed in the Comments section following the code. Especially complicated forms are downloadable in zip format, and where provided, the link will be in the introductory paragraph. The zips contain only the empty form with some controls in place, not the complete project with code. If you're interested in why VBnet works this way, you owe it to yourself to spend a moment and read the VBnet Philosophy. A great deal of time has been spent creating each code page for the ease of the developer - every page and link is hand coded. VBnet uses HTML's 'pre' style tags to format the code as it might appear in the VB IDE. You can simply browse the code, pick up a few tidbits of information, or recreate the project as it appears in the accompanying illustrations...your choice. No more wasted drive space with useless code. And VBnet's presentation invites customization; most are routines provided as a framework to implement as your imagination sees fit. When you do want to recreate a VBnet project, just launch VB, create the form and controls as detailed on the code page, then simply copy and paste the actual code into the project. Should you discover a problem - code that doesn't work - please email me via 'Send Comments' button.
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