A guide to programming is a little to much for me. Luckily VB is a pretty simple and intrinsic language, so you can learn alot of programming by looking at the many guides on the net.Originally Posted by infernalbob
If VB isnt your cup of tea, there is no shortage of guides for other languages, especially C/C++ and Java, both powerful and very solid languages.
For the 3 files.
MSCOMCTL.ocx - Microsoft Common Controls, needed for the tabs, for some reasons tabs arnt common enough to be an intrinsic windows component.
COMDLG32.ocx - Microsoft Common Dialogs, includes the parts needed for the common dialog boxes I use (the open and save windows). By using these, I make my life alot easier! It also means I don't have to use some strange save method that some of the other editors use.
msvbvm60.dll - Visual basic 6 runtime DLL, needed by all VB6 programs. I use VB6 over .net because the VB6 runtimes are common as muck, most computers have them already sitting there.
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