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1a – Getting Started

1a – Getting Started. CSCI N331 VB .NET Programming. Lingma Acheson. Department of Computer and Information Science, IUPUI. Outline. Create a new project Save a project Zip up the project folder Submit a project Transfer a project Unzip a project. Create A VB.NET Project.

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1a – Getting Started

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  1. 1a – Getting Started CSCI N331 VB .NET Programming Lingma Acheson Department of Computer and Information Science, IUPUI

  2. Outline • Create a new project • Save a project • Zip up the project folder • Submit a project • Transfer a project • Unzip a project

  3. Create A VB.NET Project • On Windows Vista, Start -> All Programs -> Microsoft Visual Studio 2008 -> Microsoft Visual Studio 2008 • Set Visual Basic as the default language • Create Project Or File -> New Project • Project types: Windows • Templates: Windows Forms Application • Enter a project name: Default is WindowsApplication1, change it to something meaningful, e.g. Project1, Greetings, etc. No space in the name.

  4. Save A VB.NET Project • Click on “Save” or “Save All” icon. • If “Save Project” window pops up, choose a location you want to save to. • It is a good idea to create a directory for all the projects you will create for this class. • If you didn’t change the project location, the default location is “My Documents”.

  5. Save A VB.NET Project • Leave the “Solution Name” the same as the project name. • Check the box “create directory for solution”. • Click on “Save” or “Save All” icon from time to time when you make changes to the project.

  6. Open A VB.NET Project • Close the Visual Studio after saving your project. • Go to your projects folder and find folder specifically created for this project. • Click on the solution file (the Form icon with a visual studio sign) inside this folder. • There will be another folder with the project name by the solution file. • Click on Form1.vb in the Solution Explorer panel on the right hand side.

  7. Submit A VB.NET Project • Project files • A VB.NET project consists of many files. • They work together to form a project. • Missing files or changing a file location will lead to the project not working properly. • Need to submit all the files • Zip up your files – pack everything into one single file • Use a software tool, e.g. WinRAR, WinZip or 7-zip. • 7-zip is available from iuware.iu.edu

  8. Submit A VB.NET Project • Using 7-zip • Right click on the project folder ->7-Zip. • Add to “projectName.zip”. • A zipped file will appear in the same location. • Submit the zipped file.

  9. Transfer A VB.NET Project • Load your project onto a different computer. • Method one • Use a file transfer media, e.g. a flash drive. • Copy and paste the whole project folder or the zipped file onto the media. • Copy and paste the project folder or zipped file onto another computer. • Method two • Upload the zipped file onto Oncourse or send the file via email attachment. • Download the file onto another computer.

  10. Unzip A VB.NET Project • Load the zipped file into a desired location. • Right click on the file, “Extract All” or “Extract Here”. • Click on the solution file to open the project.

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