Some links to pages which I have found useful for VB programming. This list will be getting much bigger.
If you write programs for traders in financial markets, or anyone else using a real-time news feed, you need the Real-Time Toolkit from Dealing Object Technology. Perhaps I should mention that I helped write it.
The Sheridan Active TreeView control is a much more powerful replacement for the Tree control supplied with Visual Basic.
The common controls OCXs supplied with VB don't include all of the controls available in the DLL version. The Common Controls Replacement Project are a group of VB programmers who are writing a set of free controls to wrap the rest of the Common Controls.
Videosoft do some very useful controls. VSVIEW6 is a must have. I also use the Tab control in VSOCX a lot (although I wouldn't recommend it 100%, I've had a few problems with it).
Carl and Gary's is the big list of VB links.
Andrew Cory helped test the logger, and came up with some useful ideas for it.
Articles on Visual Basic programming by Mark Hurst.
The Wise Installation System is very good (far better than the one supplied with VB), and used to be reasonably priced. It's getting very expensive, so I probably won't be upgrading my copy.
I've recently started using Document! VB by Innovasys, for generating help files for VB programs. It is an excellent add-in for generating MS style HTML help files for VB components. I haven't got around to using it to do the documentation for the logger, but I will be soon. If you are looking for a more powerful VB error handling system than mine, they do one called Build! VB (but it costs a lot more than mine).
MathTools are a company who sell a COM library of matrix functions for VB. I don't know how good it is, but they asked me to add a link to it, so there it is.