VB6 Tutorial 05: Event Driven Programming
Visual Basic is an event driven programming language. Before proceeding to the next chapter, it is very important to have a good concept of event driven programming.
Visual Basic is an event driven programming language. Before proceeding to the next chapter, it is very important to have a good concept of event driven programming.
This lesson is designed to get you familiar with data types and their usage. Very important stuff for memory management in larger programs.
This lesson will walk you through building your first Visual Basic 6 (VB6) program.
Before getting into the actual programming work, you need to have a knowledge of VB controls. In this lesson, a very short description has been given about the controls.
This lesson will give a quick tour around the Integrated Development Environment, or IDE.
Visual Basic, derived from the Basic language, is an object based and even-driven programming language from Microsoft. This language is relatively easy to learn.
In an interesting design choice, Get-Process lets you work with processes on remote machines, but Stop-Process does not. This cmdlet uses WMI to stop a process on a remote machine.
A function to create a new Hyper-V virtual machine using WMI, with the ability to create the VM on a remote host. Also allows for specifiying the target location.
This script does nothing more than search a list of computers for a specified user profile.
Turns on Maintenance Mode for a specific computer monitored by SCOM (System Center Operations Manager). Ensure that the OperationsManager module is available on the computer from which this script is executed.