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WIN32 API Programming with Visual Basic Steven Roman
Publisher: O'Reilly Media

C programmers are used to using. It's not impossible; depending on your needs you may be able to use regular expressions, the Split() function, a tokenizer (finite state machine), or invoke the Win32 API again by calling the CommandLineToArgvW function. This tool is a console application written in VB.NET that helps you retrieve listings via the Finding API. Hundreds of functions are available to perform a wide variety of tasks. You can choose (in visual studio) to create a console application and use something like glut to do all your menuing and stuff. Its not at all as complex as the win32 API and is also outdated but you can build your own on top of cross platform has to be opengl(writing everything from scratch), qt, wxwidgets or the basic glut if you arent too anything too heavy. The Win32 Application Programming Interface (API) is probably the most powerful add-on component available for Visual Basic. For the Windows Console subsystem. Developers can use the Windows Fax Service API to connect to a HylaFAX server. It makes a call to findItemsByCateogry to search for items in the specified eBay category. See http://www.ifax.com/products/hylafsp/faq.html for a VB Script example of controlling HylaFSP. Other than that, for the most part, you are going to be stuck with proprietary development dependent on the OS. There seems to be no option in the VB project properties or compile options to do this automatically when making the program, so you will need to re-link after compilation.