Looking for good ASP/VB resources

I've inherited as ASP/VB site. (Won't go into how I feel
about that )
Where's a good place to get familair with VB? The MS stuff is
very dry,
hoping there would be a good community/reference website to
check out?
Fyi: I have a fair bit of web dev exp with most technologies,
but never with
VB.
Cheers,
Campag.

Most ASP sites do all new content for .NET, but all the old
ASP stuff is
still around if you look for it.
www.4guysfromrolla.com
www.aspfaq.com
www.aspin.net
"Campag" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:f1p88l$l0e$[email protected]..
> I've inherited as ASP/VB site. (Won't go into how I feel
about that )
> Where's a good place to get familair with VB? The MS
stuff is very dry,
> hoping there would be a good community/reference website
to check out?
>
> Fyi: I have a fair bit of web dev exp with most
technologies, but never
> with VB.
>
> Cheers,
> Campag.
>

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