| Re: Web browse in VB6 [message #366412 is a reply to message #366401] |
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| Vendetta wrote on Wed, 07 January 2009 19:12 |
| andr3w282 wrote on Wed, 07 January 2009 19:06 |
TBH if your really going to want to make a browser in VB, you may as well make it in VB.net (INBEFORE HATRED)
Reason why im saying this is because the "browser - html display" object exists in vb.net, as well as the creation of menus is quite easy and possible.
If you actually meant to make a "good" browser, don't do it in vb, go for c++ or at least c#. The difference between making this in vb.net and vb is quite little and you'll probebly have less difficulty and a more advanced interface in .net. Also the .net has objects for tabbed pages.
Also, if your looking for programmign samples, examples, tutorials, snippets, or documentation i highly suggest staying away from places like youtube :\
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where wo find VB.net?
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Visual studio 2003,2005 or 2008.
Vb.net is an extension off visual basic but using the .NET framework (WAITS FOR PEOPLE TO GET MAD AT THIS). The .net framework is a pre-writte library to do majority of programming for every different application. It's "managed code" . The client/user of a .net application needs the .net framework installed ( version1,2,or 3).
When performance is an issue, don't use .net due to the way it was written, and used. The (dot)net framework is available to visual basic, visual c sharp, visual j sharp, visual asp ( i think ) and visual c++.
For vb.net the general syntax is the same, however vb.net has a lot more object oriented capability as well as newer operators/ways to do things.
But yeah for anymore info wikipedia or google is your friend.
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