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Mparadis at 21:25, 13 March 2026

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Mparadis at 18:56, 19 December 2024

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	<metadesc>Communicate over USB with sensors, controllers and relays with Phidgets! Our ~~Visual Basic .NET~~ library supports Windows using Visual Studio or Mono.</metadesc>		<metadesc>Communicate over USB with sensors, controllers and relays with Phidgets! Our VB library supports Windows using Visual Studio or Mono.</metadesc>
	[[Category:Language]]		[[Category:Language]]
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	We provide support for the Visual Basic ~~.NET~~ language on the '''Windows''' operating system. We also provide instructions on how to get your project started in a number of common development environments. Select your operating system and preferred development environment below, and follow the instructions to get your project running with Phidgets.		We provide support for the Visual Basic language on the '''Windows''' operating system. We also provide instructions on how to get your project started in a number of common development environments. Select your operating system and preferred development environment below, and follow the instructions to get your project running with Phidgets.

	If you do not know which development environment you want to use, or your development environment of choice is not listed, we recommend starting with Mono as the simplest path to getting your code running. Visual Studio is the most popular way to build ~~Visual Basic .NET~~ projects, but it also has a steep learning curve.		If you do not know which development environment you want to use, or your development environment of choice is not listed, we recommend starting with Mono as the simplest path to getting your code running. Visual Studio is the most popular way to build VB projects, but it also has a steep learning curve.

	Once you have set up your development environment to run with Phidgets, we recommend you follow our guide on [[Phidget Programming Basics]]. The guide will showcase the fundamentals of programming with Phidgets.		Once you have set up your development environment to run with Phidgets, we recommend you follow our guide on [[Phidget Programming Basics]]. The guide will showcase the fundamentals of programming with Phidgets.
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	=== Documentation ===		=== Documentation ===

	*{{Phidget22API}} (Select Visual Basic ~~.NET~~ from drop-down menu)		*{{Phidget22API}} (Select Visual Basic from drop-down menu)

	=== Example Code ===		=== Example Code ===

	*{{SampleCode\|VBNET\|~~Visual Basic .NET~~ Examples}}		*{{SampleCode\|VBNET\|VB Examples}}

	===Libraries===		===Libraries===

	{{AllQuickDownloads}}		{{AllQuickDownloads}}

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Mparadis at 21:39, 10 August 2023

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	We provide support for the Visual Basic .NET language on the Windows operating system. We also provide instructions on how to get your project started in a number of common development environments. Select your operating system and preferred development environment below, and follow the instructions to get your project running with Phidgets.		We provide support for the Visual Basic .NET language on the '''Windows''' operating system. We also provide instructions on how to get your project started in a number of common development environments. Select your operating system and preferred development environment below, and follow the instructions to get your project running with Phidgets.

	If you do not know which development environment you want to use, or your development environment of choice is not listed, we recommend starting with Mono as the simplest path to getting your code running. Visual Studio is the most popular way to build Visual Basic .NET projects, but it also has a steep learning curve.		If you do not know which development environment you want to use, or your development environment of choice is not listed, we recommend starting with Mono as the simplest path to getting your code running. Visual Studio is the most popular way to build Visual Basic .NET projects, but it also has a steep learning curve.

Mparadis at 16:20, 15 March 2021

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	<div class="phd-deck-sequence">		<div class="phd-deck-sequence">
	{{~~PT3_JS_CHOOSE~~}}{{~~PT3_JS_ANY_BROWSER~~}}{{~~PT3_JS_ANY_NODE~~}}		{{PT3_VBNET_CHOOSE}}{{PT3_VBNET_WIN_VS}}{{PT3_VBNET_WIN_MONO}}
	</div>		</div>


	== Quick Downloads ==		== Quick Downloads ==

Mparadis at 16:19, 15 March 2021

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	Once you have set up your development environment to run with Phidgets, we recommend you follow our guide on [[Phidget Programming Basics]]. The guide will showcase the fundamentals of programming with Phidgets.		Once you have set up your development environment to run with Phidgets, we recommend you follow our guide on [[Phidget Programming Basics]]. The guide will showcase the fundamentals of programming with Phidgets.

	==~~Choose Your Development Environment:~~==		== Setup Guide ==

	{{~~Language_-_Visual_Basic_.NET_Dev_Environment_Table~~}}		<div class="phd-deck-sequence">
			{{PT3_JS_CHOOSE}}{{PT3_JS_ANY_BROWSER}}{{PT3_JS_ANY_NODE}}
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	== Quick Downloads ==		== Quick Downloads ==

Jdecoux at 22:15, 28 February 2019

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	If you do not know which development environment you want to use, or your development environment of choice is not listed, we recommend starting with Mono as the simplest path to getting your code running. Visual Studio is the most popular way to build Visual Basic .NET projects, but it also has a steep learning curve.		If you do not know which development environment you want to use, or your development environment of choice is not listed, we recommend starting with Mono as the simplest path to getting your code running. Visual Studio is the most popular way to build Visual Basic .NET projects, but it also has a steep learning curve.

	~~General information of how~~ to ~~use~~ Phidgets ~~with Visual Basic~~ .~~NET can be found in~~ the ~~'''Write Code''' section~~ of ~~each development environment page. This information is consistent across all pages~~.		Once you have set up your development environment to run with Phidgets, we recommend you follow our guide on [[Phidget Programming Basics]]. The guide will showcase the fundamentals of programming with Phidgets.

	==Choose Your Development Environment:==		==Choose Your Development Environment:==

Jdecoux at 20:45, 20 August 2018

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Mparadis at 21:31, 26 June 2018

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	==Write Code==		==Write Code==
	{{WriteCode_Intro\|VB.NET}}		{{WriteCode_Intro\|VB.NET\|VBNET}}

	=== Step One: Initialize and Open ===		=== Step One: Initialize and Open ===

Mparadis at 16:24, 9 April 2018

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	Now that you have Mono installed, download and unpack the HelloWorld example for C#:		Now that you have Mono installed, download and unpack the HelloWorld example for C#. This example uses the [[Phidget Manager]] to list all Phidget channels that can be accessed by your computer:
	*[{{SERVER}}/downloads/phidget22/examples/dotnet/csharp/Manager/Phidget22_HelloWorld_CSharp_Windows_Ex.zip HelloWorld example]		*[{{SERVER}}/downloads/phidget22/examples/dotnet/csharp/Manager/Phidget22_HelloWorld_CSharp_Windows_Ex.zip HelloWorld example]
	Note: The HelloWorld example is compatible with Mono because it does not use Windows Forms. All other C# examples use Windows Forms.		Note: The HelloWorld example is compatible with Mono because it does not use Windows Forms. All other C# examples use Windows Forms.