
My.Application.Log.WriteEntry("Warning", _
System.Diagnostics.TraceEventType.Warning)
My.Application.Log.WriteEntry("Information", _
System.Diagnostics.TraceEventType.Information)
Forms and Controls in Visual Basic
Windows Forms and the associated controls are one of the
areas of greatest improvement from VBA to Visual Basic.
VBA utilized the MSForms 2.0 collection, and the controls
offered in VBA have remained more or less the same through-
out the years. In contrast, Visual Studio offers the latest
controls and all the associated functionality. Before looking at
the individual controls offered in Visual Studio, let’s compare
and contrast Visual Studio ...