Do Re Me: VB Advise Requested

[Mark E. PHilpot]

Check out my site of VB6 Utilities.

http://au.geocities.com/windsofmark

It doesn't matter what you use to learn vb6. If you are
just starting out, just get the cheapest. If you get
Enterprise or Professional, you can make executables to
show off your work to others.

You can do a lot of things with vb6. I use vb6 Pro.
regards
mark

-----Original Message-----
Thanks again to all those who responded to my VBA

Confusion post. I was hoping to get one more bit of
feedback from those of you who are actual VB programmers.
I'm looking for recommendations on which version of VB to
learn on. I can get VB Pro, VB Enterprise, VB.Net, VBA
from my employer, but being a complete and utter Newbie to
VB I'm looking for any advise on which one to go for.

 

[cincode5]

Thx Mark... Again I appreciate the advice of Pros.
--
Regards...

Check out my site of VB6 Utilities.

http://au.geocities.com/windsofmark

It doesn't matter what you use to learn vb6. If you are
just starting out, just get the cheapest. If you get
Enterprise or Professional, you can make executables to
show off your work to others.

You can do a lot of things with vb6. I use vb6 Pro.
regards
mark

-----Original Message-----
Thanks again to all those who responded to my VBA

Confusion post. I was hoping to get one more bit of
feedback from those of you who are actual VB programmers.
I'm looking for recommendations on which version of VB to
learn on. I can get VB Pro, VB Enterprise, VB.Net, VBA
from my employer, but being a complete and utter Newbie to
VB I'm looking for any advise on which one to go for.