Start and exit Visual Basic, and exit Visual Basic

Start and exit Visual Basic, and exit Visual Basic

1. Start Visual Basic
You can start Visual Basic in multiple ways after you enable Visual Basic.
Method 1: use the "program" command in the "Start" menu. The procedure is as follows:
(1) Click the "Start" button in Windows to bring up a menu. move the cursor over the "program" command and the next cascade menu will pop up;
(2) move the cursor to "Microsoft Visual Basic6.0 Chinese version" and the next cascade menu is displayed, that is, the Visual Basic6.0 program group;
(3) Click Microsoft Visual Basic6.0 Chinese edition to enter the Visual Basic6.0 programming environment.
Method 2: Use "my computer ". The procedure is as follows:
(1) double-click "my computer" to bring up a window. Then, click the drive letter of the hard drive where Visual Basic6.0 is located to open the corresponding drive window;
(2) Click the vb60 folder in the driver window to open the "vb60" window;
(3) “vb6.exe "icon to enter the Visual Basic6.0 programming environment.
Method 3: Use the "run" command in the "Start" menu. The procedure is as follows:
(1) Click the start button to bring up a menu, and then click the Run Command to bring up a dialog box;
(2) enter the name (including the path) of the Visual Basic6.0 Startup file in the "open" column ). For example, "c: \ vb98 \ vb6.exe ";
(3) Click OK to start Visual Basic6.0.
Method 4: Create a shortcut to start Visual Basic6.0.
2. Exit Visual Basic
To exit Visual Basic, open the "file" menu and run the "exit" command (or press Alt + Q ). In addition, you can click "close" in the upper-right corner of the window.