1. Post to a Web Form Using Visual Basic

The Internet Transfer Control simplifies programmatic Internet communications.

2. An Easier Way to Find OS/400 Job Numbers in Multi-tiered Applications

One persistent problem of developing multi-tiered applications with the AS/400 is the need to get AS/400 job log information. One client/server Web development trick-of-the-trade is interfacing with your iSeries-AS/400 over ODBC, OLE DB, or JDBC. All

3. Hang a Left at Calendarville and Head to the AS/400 Meeting Scheduler

Share your schedule with a meeting scheduler that uses the AS/400 and Visual Basic.

4. Using the Visual Basic DataGrid Control

This overview of the DataGrid control can help you pick the right application and SQL-based OLE DB provider.

5. Full Frontal Access

If you're an RPG programmer and programming front-end applications in Microsoft's Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) seems like a foreign language, this is the article for you.

6. Much Ado About ADO!

Your pulse will quicken when you see how ADO picks up the pace on data manipulation.

7. Object-oriented Programming with Visual Basic

Java is getting all the attention these days, but VB has been doing the same stuff for a lot longer.

8. Programming in Visual Basic Using the IBM AS/400 SDK for ActiveX and OLE DB

Use the tools in IBM's AS/400 SDK for ActiveX and OLE DB to build AS/400 client/server applications.

9. Visual Programming Using VB 5.0

Buttons, list boxes, check boxes, radio buttons.... This quick lesson will teach you how to use the components of Microsoft?s Visual Basic.

10. VisualBasic and Data Queues

As personal computers take on the role of application servers, offloading processing cycles from the AS/400 host, a simple and easy way of moving data back and forth between the PC and the host is needed. Users who need full-blown transaction process

11. Visual Basic Database Access Made Easy

If you've been eager to start developing Visual Basic (VB) applications to access your AS/400 data, this article is for you! The VB interactive tutorial (activated by selecting Learning Microsoft Visual Basic from the VB Help menu) is an excellent pl