SRL Archive - C#/Visual Basic Help and Tutorials

I personally think this is the best visual basic version, all it's successors are all .net based.

Download: http://isohunt.com/download/14167871/visual+basic

Agreed. vb6 is best…

but visual basic language is considered to be junk


it is said that no self-respecting programmers would never go near it..


i personally have experimented with it for about a year or so.

I got VB .net 2003, but my guess is its a bit outdated. :D. Version 6 is still my favorite, I used to have working model edition but I lost the CD :(. Right now I'm torrenting this thing. Is it VB professional or student or what?

I use vb.net. I don't get what everyone sees in VB6 that is so great

I don't know why people dislike .net
VB6 is a 10 year old piece of junk, imo.

@Freddy, you can link them(or quote me) to my download topic on Mopar's if you want:
http://moparisthebest.org/smf/index.php/topic,135529.0.html

I'd take that 10 year old piece of junk over those newer, worse pieces of junk any way ;)

whats the difference?

vB8 is what I use ;)

there is no vb8 there is vs8(visual studios 2008) but there still making vb7

From: sink998
there is no vb8 there is vs8(visual studios 2008) but there still making vb7

Notice his wink?

I personally like C++, but VB is a lot easier to code in. I use it to teach people as a step before other languages ("people" being friends)

Freddy, is this ISO safe?

I know that most of the releases (unofficial, unauthorized) of VB6 have viruses. That's why my last computer died.

From: TheVoiceInYourHead
Freddy, is this ISO safe?

I know that most of the releases (unofficial, unauthorized) of VB6 have viruses. That's why my last computer died.

Download it and try a neat lil thing on the computer called an "Anti-Virus scan"

Newer viruses are being released day-by-day =]

I ran a virus scan on the last one, still got a virus.

Run it in VMware.

Computer is only 256 MB RAM.

Waiting for Christmas to get a new computer, 4gb.

@ Sink - There is such thing as vb8. But, what he's referring to is Visual Basic 9.0, which is actually Visual Basic 2008 Express Edition.

Go to a friends, a public location, or steal one.

Or, spend $50 and get another gig of RAM.

From: Dan Cardin
whats the difference?

Syntax, mostly.

Lol. The link doesn't work, anyways.

http://www.torrenthound.com/hash/2fcaa0ab6bbcf4e149fe55785c6be47bda471dbe/torrent-info/Visual-Basic-6-0-Enterprise-Edition

</3 all these gravedigs… someone should close this.