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This tutorial will teach you how to Resolve Website IP using VB.NET. This will resolve IP of any IP Addresses. Now, let's start this tutorial! 1. Let's start with creating a Windows Form Application for this tutorial by following the following steps in Microsoft Visual Studio: Go to File, click New Project, and choose Windows Application. 2.

Introduction: Welcome to a tutorial on how to create a website/url verifier and checker in Visual Basic. Steps of Creation: Step 1: First we want to create a form with a textbox to contain the website url, button1 to verify the url format and button2 to check the website response. Step 2: First lets make a function to check the url and return the correctly formatted url.

Introduction: Welcome to a tutorial on how to make a visual basic program which will scrape between two given points from a given page and create a list of output. Pre-Creation: My form will have: Textbox1 Extract From Textbox2 Extract To Textbox3 Page to extract from Button1 Begin extraction Steps of Creation: Step 1: First we want some imports and a function.

This is a simple tutorial in which we are going to create a program that views a source of a website using C#. So, now let's start this tutorial! 1. Let's start with creating a Windows Form Application in C# for this tutorial by following the following steps in Microsoft Visual Studio 2010: Go to File, click New Project, and choose Windows Application. 2. Next, add two TextBoxes named TextBox1 for inputting a URL from the site, and TextBox2 for viewing the page source of the site.

Introduction: This tutorial is going to be the second of two basic parts on how to create a basic web page with the essential components using pure HTML and CSS. The Structure: Our web page is going to consist of a header covering the full width of content at the top of the page, a body section covering most of the wide from header to fairly far down the page, a side bar containing widgets on the right hand side of the page - next to the main body section of the page, and a foot covering the same width (and probably height) as the header section; underneath o