VB begins a new project with a single form
It has no controls placed on it.
You may
1. Add additional forms (if needed)
2. Set form properties
3. Place desired controls on forms
4. Set control properties
5. Write code for form or control events and procedures
6. Create executable (.EXE) or RUN program within the IDE
7. Save the project
Each form in VB is saved as a standalone file on your computer.
The listing of all forms, and their location are kept in project file.
The project file extension is .VBP. This is an ASCII text file which provides information about the VB project.
There is a variety of other information which is held within the file, but all of it is directed towards describing those files (and controls) which make up the VB project.
2. Set form properties
3. Place desired controls on forms
4. Set control properties
5. Write code for form or control events and procedures
6. Create executable (.EXE) or RUN program within the IDE
7. Save the project
Each form in VB is saved as a standalone file on your computer.
The listing of all forms, and their location are kept in project file.
The project file extension is .VBP. This is an ASCII text file which provides information about the VB project.
There is a variety of other information which is held within the file, but all of it is directed towards describing those files (and controls) which make up the VB project.
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