Maybe what you need to do is expand your Computer Programming Experience into other Computer Programming Languages in order to better understand "Visual BASIC Script" (which is different from "Visual BASIC".

"Visual BASIC" is an IDE that works with the Windows GUI System. The Computer Programmer is able to manipulate the Windows Environment & Windows 3D Objects with "Visual BASIC".

"Visual BASIC Script" is an Computer Programming Language that works with the "Visual BASIC" IDE. The Computer Programmer is able to create Custom Sequences for Events within the Visual BASIC IDE; thereby, indirectly affecting the Windows Environment & Widows 3D Objects via "Visual BASIC Script". "Visual BASIC Script" is primary used for creating User-Interactive Message Boxes and Input Boxes that appear within the Windows Environment.

Computer Programming Languages are like Human Languages: Diverse In Rules; but, can be grouped into Language Styles.

EXAMPLE ONE: Adjectives & Adverbs are before the Noun/Verb; Adjectives & Adverbs are after the Noun/Verb; all Nouns (including Inanimate Objects) are classified as being Male or Female; only Lifeforms are identified as being Male or Female based on the Lifeform's Gender

EXAMPLE TWO: English Language Group; Spanish Language Group; American English is different from British English is different from Australian English; Spain's Spanish is different from Mexico's Spanish is different from Brazil's Spanish.

In 2008, I purchased "Beginning Programming For Dummies" and "SAMS Teach Yourself Beginning Programming in 24 Hours" to replace GW-BASIC.

These books came with Compiler CDs (which was a requirement for my purchase) that has Demo Versions of a number of different Computer Programming Languages.

"Beginning Programming For Dummies" has "LibertyBASIC" and "REALbasic" and "C++" and "Revolution".

"SAMS Teach Yourself Beginning Programming In 24 Hours" has "Java" and "LibertyBASIC" and "Visual BASIC" and "C / C++".