Yeah, I'm gonna check out my library in a few days and even the book store. I've read a few articles on VB6 for beginners, and a few of them recommended the same "absolute beginner" book for a first-time-best-buy.

I actually have Microsoft Visual Studio 6.0 Professional. It has VB6, some other things (Visual J++ or something) and also Visual C++. There would be no point me learning Visual C++ would there for this task...? Plus C/C++ seems a bit intimidating for a beginner.

I was considering getting VB .NET 2005, because I'm worried that VB6 will become redundant soon or might have harder resources to find... but after research, VB6 would seem the best. Besides, there would be much more VB6 pro's out there compared to .NET VB I am assuming.

Alrite thanks heaps. That pretty much answers everything now so thanks guys!