A quick question about different tags

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Hi,

Could someone please help me to answer this question:

What are the different of these tags

"VB" "VBE" "VBA" "VB.NET" "WinForm" "Visual Studio 2010" aso.

I do a little of visual basic and make some applications to run in windows. But i am not sure which tags that are the correct to look after.

In my opion are the only one outside the VB.net for web applications it that correct.

I you just could set a few words on it. Not a long story.

Thanks in advance.

/Per

Posted 23-May-14 8:04am

Per Rasmussen

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OriginalGriff · Accepted Answer · 2014-05-23T08:15:00

VB                    Visual Basic, all flavours, including VB6 and .NET V1.0 through V4.5 (so far)
VBE                   Probably a typo: Google suggest "Vermonters for Better Education" which is possible, but unlikely.
VBA                   Visual Basic for Applications. VB running under Excel, Word and so forth.
VB.NET                Strictly, this is the Web site version of VB, but it's often misused for VB versions using the .NET framework.
WinForm               Windows Forms applications: run under windows in VB or C# using .NET framework without WPF.
Visual Studio 2010    You are kidding, right?