Create a web page using visual basic 6.0
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RURANGIRWA Ben
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Learn visual basic language and HTML language before developing the web page, as there are many books that let you drive how to make web page in Visual Basic.
By the way install Visual Studio
After installation...
Open Microsoft Visual Studio 2010
File menu, click New Web Site
Under Installed Templates,
click Visual Basic
select ASP.NET Web Site.
In the Web Location box, select File System, location where you wish to store your website
Click OK.
Continue to select the box according to your requirement.
By the way install Visual Studio
After installation...
Open Microsoft Visual Studio 2010
File menu, click New Web Site
Under Installed Templates,
click Visual Basic
select ASP.NET Web Site.
In the Web Location box, select File System, location where you wish to store your website
Click OK.
Continue to select the box according to your requirement.
Dearest member,
VB (visual Basic) is the platform for creation of a standalone executable program. In other words, to create a web page, you need to understand the protocol of web browsers. A web browser is an example of an executable program.
XML is a standard protocol "spoken" by browsers(the executable program that is used to "read web pages"). HTML specifically is a subset of XML that will point you closer to the right direction.
VB (visual Basic) is the platform for creation of a standalone executable program. In other words, to create a web page, you need to understand the protocol of web browsers. A web browser is an example of an executable program.
XML is a standard protocol "spoken" by browsers(the executable program that is used to "read web pages"). HTML specifically is a subset of XML that will point you closer to the right direction.
