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By BoOsTeD_RB26,
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I might have some all tafe doco's from about a year ago..... got a book on it somewhere if ya need to borrow it..... visual basic to me is like accounting.... i think i am the master of it then it all just changes to completely go against me. I passed it in Tafe but am not to confident in it. that was a year ago ... surprising how much you can forget when not working with computers all day.... hang on a sec .......whats a computer again?????

other wise even easier i found an online tutorial for visual basic a little while ago by going to google! type "Visual Basic Online Tutorial" worked for me..... there was a few websites there if my memory serves me correct!

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i just found lecture notes for VB and lotsa lecture notes for developing pseudocode but for Delphi which is more or less the same anywayz.. PM me if u need the material..

also found a conversion table from pseudocode to syntax for VB, Delphi, Pascal, C++ etc

best thing u can do is head down to a Uni second hand bookstore and pick up a textboook called Simple Program Design by Robertson L.A.. very easy to follow, assumes u know nothing kind of textbook

what do u actually need to do.. if ure more specific i think a lot of ppl on this forum could give u a hand :D

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