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[Vswe]

It's now about a year ago I made my 21 parts long tutorial for beginners in VB.NET. I've now merged them all to a single pdf file(it has 84 pages). In this new version I have:

• Updated the design
  
• Fixed grammar and spelling mistakes
  
• Added images for easier learning
  
• Updated the screenshots for a more professional look
  
• Rewritten some parts of the tutorial
  
• Added some parts that I had missed and removed some that didn't make sense.

The tutorial is located in this post's attachment (see below.)

You can share this as you want but make sure you give me credit for it(ie. don't remove the front page). If you read it please give me any feedback.

/Vswe :D

Attached Files

•  codecall-vbtut.zip   1.7MB   1394 downloads

Edited by Alexander, 20 September 2011 - 06:09 PM.

[gokuajmes]

probably i know this all but , for someone who writes tutorials I know exactly the pain & frustation you went through.I have to give credit to you !! Superb compilation :amr:

[AssaultEX]

The link is down, but looking foward to reading this series when it put back up again. :)

[Vswe]

I've had some problems with my site, but now the PDF is back up and the link works.

[yourmom615]

Thanks for the Tutorial. After 5 minutes I have picked up a few things that I have been trying to learn in my Intro to VB class I am taking. I will refer to this tutorial before posting ridiculous question to the forum. Thanks for putting this together!!!!!!

[willemnz]

Thanks, I'm Gonna use them for sure.

[Alexander]

Those awesome cartoon guys explained to me what <= and > meant.

[Vswe]

Nullw0rm said:

Those awesome cartoon guys explained to me what <= and > meant.

lol :)

[Grobi]

Thanks for the book, I`ll look into it. :)

[SerokSimko]

Thanks a million. I'll read the book today and I'll post my feedback here. :thumbup1:

[Darkerm]

link is dead mate:crying:.

[Blimp]

+1 on Darkerm's post - link is fo'sho dead.