Running Visual Basic for Windows

Ross P. Nelson · Medical Entomology and Zoology · 1992

Targetted at programmers and non-programmers alike, this reference is both a hands-on tutorial to Visual Basic 2.0 fundamentals, and an introduction to concepts for programming in Windows. Nelson helps readers develop key Visual Basic programming skills at the outset, so that they can start constructing projects right away. Throughout, the book highlights sigificant Visual Basic 2.0 features, and includes program examples that are useful business tools and Windows utilities. Ross Nelson is the developer of After Dark, a screen saver program that is used on PC and Macintosh computers, and has also written The 80386/80486 Programming Guide.

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