Quick Overview of the Visual Basic Express Edition IDE - 04

Posted: Nov 21, 2011 at 9:24 AM
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This lesson demonstrates some of the common features -- the various windows, debugging features, code window features, customizations, etc. -- of the Visual Studio IDE found in Visual Basic Express Edition. A more complete discussion of features is found in the Visual Basic Express Edition Fundamentals and the Visual Studio Fundamentals series, also available on Channel9.

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