This is a list of all the webpages I find useful when looking for information to help build a new application. If you have any submissions to this list, send the link to me by clicking here.

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Microsoft has (typically) changed this entire site to support VB.NET, and it is hard to find any documentation for previous versions.

A great place to start looking for answers. However, this library does include documentation on the rest of the Visual Studio products, so you will often get hits for C as well.

A Visual Basic-only search engine that does a great job looking for what you need. Also offers a Visual Basic add-in to make searching even easier. CodeHound also supports other programming languages.

A great site when looking for API-related information. (357 functions are documented.) Even though it is still hosted, the webmaster no longer updates the site, so don't go looking for updates.

Has great tutorial and downloads to help you build a DirectX game.

Contains many articles on API declares and the like. This website does not contain any VB.NET code.

This site contains well-explained code about some programming topics like screen savers, registry hacks, ect.