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Create Dynamic Menu in VB

by Hari K

This coding is useful for VB Developer who are interesting to create Dynamic menu. Steps: Add form - Name - frmMain Image List - Name - imglstImages Label - Name - lblLabel Class- mcPopupMenu visual basic
VB6 NMEA Interpreter Class for Reading GPS

by Alex Etchells

A VB6 version of Jon Person's .NET NMEA Interpreter Class as referenced in 'How to Write a GPS Application'. GPStest.zip contains the class and a simple project demonstrating implementation. visual basic, gps
Working with Excel Files Using VB6

by Adil Hussain Raza

This code snippet demonstrates how to open, read and write to excel files. The concept is very simple. Totally aimed at beginners and well commented! visual basic, vba

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