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JabacoA free object-oriented, threading-enabled VB 6-like language. (If you give it a try, email me your experiences.)
Customize the Windows Vista Send To MenuThis How-To Geek site article explains how to add items to the SendTo menu in Windows Vista.
How to Add Items to the "Send To" Menu in Windows XPThis Microsoft article explains how to add items to the SendTo menu in Windows XP.
ZDnet AustraliaLots of technology-related news, IT business news, reviews, etc.
DirectoryComputer.comA hardware and software directory. Tons of links to vendors, FAQs, tips, and so on, although not much on Visual Basic.
DeviceToolsTools and resources for connected embedded devices.
OzGrid Business ApplicationsExcel add-ins, tips, a newsletter, online and email training.
Interface Hall of ShameSometimes funny examples of poor user interface design. I particularly liked the "Where's Waldo" tabbed dialog with 36 tabs (in the New section right now), and the calendar control (in the Controls section) that required 112 mouse clicks to select a particular date and lets you enter birthdates almost 8000 years in the future.
ACM International Collegiate Programming ContestA Challenges for the latest ACM contest.
ACM International Collegiate Programming Contest ArchiveAn archive of more than 1200 ACM challenges hosted by Universidad de Valladolid.

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