Is there a book about how to create objects that I can buy?

Thanks

you want to buy objects or a book? :)
what kind of "objects" are you interested to?
My best reference is "Developing Com/ActiveX Components with Visual Basic 6" , by Daniel Appleman, SAMS Press. It is not for beginners, but it is a great book.
Marco

Listen smartie pants... you know I meant to say where can I buy books on how to create objects. There...happy now???? :)

Thanks for the suggestion though, I appreciate it.

I want to learn more on how to create, where to use and how to use them.

thanks for that pal... did you see my smile in the reply? no much sense of humor here....
In fact, because English is not my language, I had to read your post twice before I understood it, I laugh to my stupidity and I thought to make a little joke. Happy now? :-) :-) Anyhow, sorry if I offended you.

Your question is still not clear and you did not answer my question "what kind of "objects" are you interested to?". In VB6, almost everything is an object, like a Form, a Class, a Collection. A class can be internal to your project, or external (and in that case you need a reference to the library the class belong to in order to use it) Every object has a different purpose.

Marco

Hey Marco,

I didn't get offended with your reply and yes I noticed the smile at the end of your sentence. If you notice I had one too at the end of my "Happy now???" question. You don't have to apologize for English not being your first language.

I was looking into Collections and classes. I'm sorry I was vague in my reply. I get intimidated everytime I start reading those 2 objects I mentioned above.

Thanks

I would start with teh MSDN, where there is basically everything.
Start from this:

http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de...isualbasic.asp

and then navigate using the treeview at the left or the links in the same page. All the "Programming with Objects" chapter is great, it is really well written and has good examples. Don't get intimidated if there is something you do not understand: you do not have to read and learn everything. There is a "Creating Your Own Collection Classes" section that seems just right for you.

See if this help, and let me know.

Marco