visual basic old versions?
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send a request to oldapps.com's forums they can help you out..
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The oldest version I could find is 1.3c...\n\nhttp://www.oldversion.com/program.php?n=virtualdub
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you can get a free version of visual basic here\n\nhttp://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/express/default.aspx
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for starter = Sams Teach Yourself Visual Basic 6 in 21 Days for \n\nfor Advance =  Visual Basic 6 Unleashed
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Download the free edition of Visual Basic 2005 from the first link below.  When you register, you get access to a free e-book which I think is a great introduction to the system.\n\nThe other two links are Microsoft's sites for Visual Basic and .NET
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buy the book visual basic for dummies
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Kindly go to www.allexperts.com\nChoose computing category. then Programming--Basic--Visual Basic\nYou can post your query there with one of the experts.\nThey will reply you free of charge
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Yes there is an alternative to Visual Studio, except it does not do Visual Basic.  I believe these people offer Delphi that is similar to Visual Basic, but I have not used Visual Basic.\n\nThe product is called Turbo, and can be found here\nhttp://www.turboexplorer.com/\n\nYou can download it from here\nhttp://www.borland.com/downloads/download_turbo.html\n\nThe license I have got runs out in just under 100 years, and can be used for commercial use.
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You can download a free version of Visual Basic from the link below.  Once you register, you'll get access to a free e-book, "Build a Program Now!", which I think is very good.  This version of Visual Basic includes .NET 2.0.\n\nThe other two links are Microsoft's information on Visual Basic and .NET.
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I learnt VB 6 years ago by reading Visual Basic 6 for Dummies\nby Wallace Wang. The book is very good for beginners.\n\nHere is another good site: http://www.profsr.com/vb/vbless04.htm
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There are plenty , a good google search will pull all of them up but just to name a few for now ( I will post back later with more )\n\nwww.cplusplus.com ( they have a tutorial on c++ obviously )\n\nif you do a search on google for bruce eckel - he is a very good programmer and he has pdf tutorials with source code on java and c++\n\nAs for visual basic ( depends which version of vb are you talking about ) If it is vb 6 then take a look at these :\n\nvbnet.mvps.org\n\nvb-helper.com\n\nallapi.net\n\nAnyway that should help you out some what :)
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search for it from the microsoft site .. its visualbasic 6 runtime files
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I have found the following site to be the best with free/complete projects with source code for Visual Basic\n\nhttp://www.planet-source-code.com/
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From what I have seen, it comes bundled only with the enterprise editions, not the professional editions. Even then I think the bundled version is still the old VSS from VB (6.0d).\n\nThere are several articles on the net that talk about using VB 6.0d with VS.Net 2003. I have included one such article that talks about how they can be used together. \n\nSo in short, it looks like they [Microsoft] made a leap from 6.0d right over 2003 and into VS.Net 2005. VS.Net 2003 has been such a mystery release in terms of support. Oh well.\n\nI hope this helps you. Enjoy!
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Try the Visual Basic Bible.  It'll set you back around $50, but it's an awesome book.
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right. \n\nas i am doing a degree and have come across this question myself in my VB unit.\n\ni was told by my lecturer;\n\nif you are still using VB6 - i am afraid you are going to have to start moving to VB.net..\n\nVB.net can do some of what VB6 can, but there are some things it cannot do.\n\nVB6 is becoming less used and VB.net more common.\n\nNow would be the time to move to VB.net. You will find some things similar and being able to do some things like you will be used to, but many things will be new.\n\nsorry i cannot help anymore - i cannot find my lecture notes on this.
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Visual studio 2005 is microsoft making all of the langauages oop. even vb is object oriented now. Most of the older programmers don't like the new .net structure. alot still use vb6. You can get vb.net, c#, c++, a webdeveloper, j all for free with the express. they are all full versions, they just don't have the full msdn library, which can be found online.\n\nif you do use visual studio, here is a fun website that they use, where you can visit. http://msdn.microsoft.com/coding4fun/