Official support for the development tools ended in 2008 but applications created by Visual Basic continue to run on modern Windows versions. Due to licensing limitations, it does not work with Adobe Reader. Furthermore, the ActiveX technology allows you to use the functionality provided by other programs, such as word processors and spreadsheets. It is possible to create databases, front-end applications and scalable server-side components for Microsoft SQL Server. Visual Basic employs reusable compiled libraries to increase the overall speed.
It takes less time to write fully functional software, in contrast to C and C++ programming languages. You can start with visually creating a graphical user interface, and then add the required code.
There is a flexible and customizable programming environment which allows you to build Windows applications. It provides users the ability to design programs, set up custom controls and create web-based applications.
It provides fixes for errors described in the Microsoft Knowledge Base articles, which at the moment are unavailable on the official website and Internet Archive. Visual Basic is a set of updates for Windows comctl32.ocx and mscomctl.ocx files.
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