I took a class last quarter on advanced visual basic programming. One of our projects was a program that keeps track of all the dll's on your system and compares it to previous scans. I would like ...

Launch Visual Basic 6 or Visual Basic Express. Open the project file in which you want to create a module and command button that creates an Excel spreadsheet from selected data.

While using Visual Studio in Windows 11/10, if you get Unable to start program, The system cannot find the file specified error; try solutions to get rid of the issue.

Click the Visual Studio file in the project folder to select it and then click "Open." Your Visual Basic project will now open in Visual Studio.

Click File Click Options Click Customize Ribbon Under the list of Main Tabs, select Developer Click OK The Developer tab will now appear on the Ribbon and from it you can open the Visual Basic Editor.

The basic file-handling commands had not changed; just a few more features had been added. With Visual Basic .NET, Microsoft introduced a new, object-oriented method for working with files.