Visit http://www.microsoft.com/visualstudio/en-us/products/2010-editions to find out more information about Visual Studio. This site will tell you if this is the correct piece of software for you.
One can find information on how to recover missing project database templates in Visual Studio from the Microsoft website. The problem has been documented on the site and the solution is to install the software form the Add/Remove page of Windows.
One place to find information on visual basic coding is a local library. The website msdn microsoft has extensive tutorials and guides on visual basic coding.
Making sure that it is a 2008 project or earlier you go to open project then find the file on your computer. Double click it an d it will open (if it is older then 2008 it will ask for you to convert it first)
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Learning a computer language is a big undertaking and cannot be explained in only one Answers.com answer, but I can post links on where to find resources to begin programing. First off google-ing tutorials is how I learned a lot of my knowledge and another website that is very helpful is: stackoverflow.com It is a Q & A site for developers. Also, Microsoft MSDN has some VERY GOOD tutorials built right into visual studio. Just open Visual Studio 2010 and then click the "Guidance and Resources" Tab. A few helpful starter pieces of code that I had a VERY HARD time finding: To show a new form already in your project: 1. Insert the following code into a Button Click Property 2. The code: Form2.Show() 3. Replace Form2 with the name of the form you want to show To close a form: Repeat Step 1 2. The Code: Me.Close() To End a program: The Code: End Also, you should organize your code by regions using: #Region "Region Title Goes Here" All your Code #End Region This is like putting your code into groups... but it just makes it easier to deal with if you have a lot. GOOD LUCK!
You can find information about Visual Studio online on the Microsoft website or you can call them for information. You can also go to the nearest retailer that could also give you information and answer any questions you may have.
Once you have the Visual Studio program open, go to File->New Project and select the language you want to write your program in. If one or more languages do not appear, you probably didn't choose to have them installed when you installed Visual Studio.
Microsoft's official site carries the full product description in multiple languages. An electronics store like Best Buy may also be able to give you some basic information about Microsoft Visual Studio.
One can find information on how to recover missing project database templates in Visual Studio from the Microsoft website. The problem has been documented on the site and the solution is to install the software form the Add/Remove page of Windows.
You would have to find the feature that allows that in the settings.
One place to find information on visual basic coding is a local library. The website msdn microsoft has extensive tutorials and guides on visual basic coding.
One can purchase a book from Amazon titled The Visual Display of Quantitative Information for $29.00. In this book one can see the visual display of quantitative information on minerals.
Making sure that it is a 2008 project or earlier you go to open project then find the file on your computer. Double click it an d it will open (if it is older then 2008 it will ask for you to convert it first)
cheggcom has a great group to answer
The Fred Astaire Dance Studio official website features information about the company. Visitors can learn where the nearest dance studio is located as well as what is offered.
There are three different JAWS rides at different Universal Studio locations. The Universal Studio Japan, Hollywood, and Florida all have this ride. One can find more information on these rides from the Universal Studio official websites.
Visual C++ 2008 and 2010 are a couple of C compilers for Windows. Information about these can be found at a local bookshop or library, which will be a very detailed guide on how to properly use these programs.