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Regular Expressions in VB 6
Regular expressions - also known as "RegEx" - are strings of text used to match patterns in other strings. Although the support is better in VB.NET, VB 6 can also process regular expressions. This article is is a "from the ground up" explanation of to use RegEx in VB 6.

What is the difference between Form1.Hide and Unload Me?
An About Visual Basic reader asks what the difference is between Hide and Unload in Visual Basic 6.

How To Use Resources in Visual Basic
How To Use Resources in Visual Basic

How to Process HTML in VB
A question and answer about How to Process HTML in VB from About Visual Basic

VB 6 Collection, VBScript Dictionary, and VB .NET Hashtable
The VB 6 Collection object, the Scripting Dictionary object and the VB .NET Hashtable object Explained! In this mini-tutorial, we'll go over the idea of collections, dictionaries, and hashtables and then demonstrate those ideas with code. If you're thinking of moving up to VB.NET, this is a great "how to" for you.

VB 6 and DOS
Using VB 6 with DOS requires some new thinking! You remember DOS? ... The operating system responsible for the PC revolution? A DOS environment is still the best way to interface some systems. But VB 6 assumes that it is in a Windows environment. In fact, it's actually easier to create 'DOS' based systems in VB.NET than using VB 6. VB 6 is capable of creating DOS systems. Here's how it's done!

The VB.NET Upgrade Wizard
The Web is full of articles about the differences between VB 6 and VB.NET. Most of these are long lists of differences ... additions, changes, deletions. Just browsing these lists is a real cure for insomnia. But few of them take you completely through an actual conversion. That's what we do in this article.

About Calculating Leap Years
A complete explanation of how to calculate leap years in Visual Basic, what problems are out there, and why it's necessary.