proman98 (05-07-2011)
Intro to MenuStrips to Present Credits
As always, tutorial is made by me
What you need:
1. Windows Form Application
2. A MenuStrip
3. Anything you want in your form
First, start with your MenuStrip option from the ToolBox, then type in your command-
You can make your own variations, but that is the basic concept.Code:Private Sub CreditsToolStripMenuItem_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles CreditsToolStripMenuItem.Click MsgBox("Credits Here") End Sub End Class
A really simple tutorial to present your credits instead of just using a button. Hope it is helpful in anyway.
proman98 (05-07-2011)

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Just a suggestion, these tuts are really small, more then just basic, and most everyone know's it, instead of creating a whole bunch of one line tuts, why not just create a "Basics" in "Basic"
And Add things like
MessageBox
and other snippets, Just a suggestion, I don't think all 3 of your tuts warrant a new thread every time.Code:Msgbox ("message here")
Not that there is anything wrong with it, but it will benefit the section if it is all consolidated as one tutorial.
XGelite (02-19-2010)
Agree with Next
You should Make One thread titled, Basic VB tutorials, or something, that has all these small tutorials.

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Guys, thats a great idea. I will tell why06 to merge all these into one thread. but i will need the thread to be able to be edited after 24 hours has passed. anyways, thanks for your comments. rly appreciate it.