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Sometimes Learn makes me boring, don’t you? but it’s going to be fun if we learn something that interesting (IMPORTANT). I made this material for you who like to build your own communication line through the Internet.

Imagine… if your corporate or groups have their own standard communication through the Internet, of course it would be fun, cool, and secure! If you know MIRC? then we can make it now, even more functions can be added as we want….why? Because you build it by your self. No bugs, viruses, intruder can be included in…. Yes… because you build it by your self. It’s CLEAN! and more functions can be added as you wish.

REMEMBER! …. it’s not a must for you as a master of Visual Basic programming right now! but …. I’m sure you will be a master of Visual Basic Programming as soon as you complete your mission in this Material. Congratulation! Good Luck!

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Project Name: The Internet Chat

Mission: ‘ Build communication line through the Internet, so … you can communicate directly to the computer around the world.’

Resources Needed:

1. PC : Personal Computer 486 or greater, with Windows 95/Windows NT
2. Ram : 8 Mb or Greater (16 Mb minimum recommended)
3. Software: Visual Basic 4 Or the Latest Version.

Others (FREE): A Visual Basic Book "VB5-24 hour" (Web Version), will be sent to you around this Material to support your basic programming in Visual Basic. Look Table Of Contents ( TOC ) here.

Internet Chat - Table Of Contents

PROJECT DIAGRAM:

"Through the diagram, you’ll understand about the communication forms, and logical steps to build the program."

PROJECT ENVIRONMENT SETTINGS (Beginner). :

" In this area, you will learn to start, maximize your project settings. If you don’t know anything about Visual Basic, you should start here."

Starting:

• Starting Your Visual Basic
• Selecting Project Type

Project Settings:

• Project Explorer
• Project Properties
• Project References
• Project Components

Visual Basic Windows:

• Properties Window
• Form Layout Window
• Toolbox Window
• Immediate Window

PROGRAMMING ENVIRONMENT:

"In this area, you will begin to build your COOL Internet Chat. Don’t worry if you have never been program in Visual Basic. You will be given information enough about Visual Basic programming environment, such as variables, functions, subs/procedures, syntax’s, etc.

Program Environment:

1. Forms
2. MDI Form
3. Using Controls (button, text, etc)
4. Menu Design
5. Using Modules
6. Using Class
7. Arrays
8. Accessing Text File
9. Using Winsock Control
10. Using API call

Testing:

1. Setting your TCP/IP protocol (loopback address).
2. Make sure the protocol is working
3. Run The Internet Chat Program

Launching:

Make the Distribution/Setup Program

Teach Yourself

VISUAL BASIC® 5 in 24 Hours

Introduction

Part I Introducing Visual Basic

Hour 1 Visual Basic at Work

Hour 2 Analyzing Visual Basic Programs

Hour 3 Controls and Properties

Hour 4 Examining Labels, Buttons, and Text Boxes

Part II Coding the Details

Hour 5 Putting Code into Visual Basic

Hour 6 Improving Code: Message and Input Boxes

Hour 7 Making Decisions

Hour 8 Visual Basic Looping

Part III Putting Code to Work

Hour 9 Combining Code and Controls

Hour 10 List Boxes and Data Lists

Hour 11 Additional Controls

Hour 12 Dialog Box Basics

Part IV Programming with Data

Hour 13 Modular Programming

Hour 14 Built-in Functions Save Time

Hour 15 Visual Basic Database Basics

Hour 16 Printing with Visual Basic

Part V Sprucing Up Programs

Hour 17 Menus in VB Applications

Hour 18 The Graphic Image Controls

Hour 19 Toolbars and More Graphics

Hour 20 Writing Correct Applications

Part VI Advancing Visual Basic Applications

Hour 21 Visual Basic and ActiveX

Hour 22 Object Basics

Hour 23 Distributing Your Applications

Hour 24 Online Visual Basic

Part VII Appendixes

A Operator Precedence B ASCII Table C Answers