Objective:
- To know about started with Visual Basic
- To know the command for Visual Basic
Content:
- Method to save the programming in desktop
- Shortcut keys
Analysis
- Run of the Visual Basic 6 environment from the Start Menu, the exact path to the menu command depends on whether you have installed Visual Basic.When Visual Basic is installed, it registers the .vbp, .frm, .bas, and a few other extensions with the operating system. Therefore, you can run the environment by double-clicking on any Visual Basic file.
- Run the Visual Basic IDE, you're asked to select the type of project you want to create. We're going to create Standard EXE projects as in below Figure.
Shortcut Keys for Using Visual Basic 6:
Key(s)
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What the shortcut does
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Alt + Q
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Exits out of Visual Basic
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Ctrl + N
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Creates a new project
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Ctrl + O
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Opens an existing project
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Ctrl + P
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Prints a project
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Ctrl + S
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Saves a file
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F7
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Displays the code window for the
currently selected object
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Shift + F7
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Displays the object for a
particular event procedure.
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Shift + F2
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Jumps to the definition of the
word identified by the cursor.
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F2
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Displays the Object Browser window
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Ctrl + R
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Displays the Project Explorer
window
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F4
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Displays the properties window
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Ctrl + E
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Displays the menu editor window
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Ctrl + D
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Adds a file to a Visual Basic
project
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F5
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Runs a Visual Basic Project
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