Creating a New Visual Basic Project

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Visual Studio uses the concept of projects to contain everything to build an application using Visual Basic. Typically there will be one Visual Studio project per individual application you develop. In this chapter we will look at creating a new Visual Studio project.

Creating a Project in Visual Studio

Now that Visual Studio is installed it is time to create a new project. Begin by starting Visual Studio from the Windows Start menu. When the main Visual Studio Window appears click on the File menu and select New Project. The following dialog will then appear:

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