| Subject | English | Portuguese |
| comp., MS, Braz. | Visual Basic | Visual Basic (A trademarked name owned by Microsoft Corporation for a high-level, visual-programming version of Basic. Visual Basic was designed for building Windows-based applications) |
| comp., MS, Braz. | Visual Basic Editor | Editor do Visual Basic (An environment in which you write new and edit existing Visual Basic for Applications code and procedures. The Visual Basic Editor contains a complete debugging toolset for finding syntax, run-time, and logic problems in your code) |
| comp., MS, Braz. | Visual Basic eXtension | Visual Basic eXtension (A software module that, when called by a Visual Basic application, produces a control that adds some desired feature to the application. A VBX is a separate executable file, usually written in C, that is dynamically linked to the application at run time and can be used by other applications, including some applications not developed in Visual Basic. Although VBX technology was developed by Microsoft, most VBXs have been written by third-party developers. VBXs are still in use, but the technology has been superseded by OCXs and ActiveX controls) |
| comp., MS, Braz. | Visual Basic for Applications | Visual Basic for Applications (A macro-language version of Visual Basic that is used to program many Windows applications and is included with several Microsoft applications) |
| comp., MS, Braz. | Visual Basic Scripting Edition | Visual Basic Scripting Edition (A scripting language that is used to create interactive or animated content for the Internet, such as games or advanced financial applications. VBScript is based on Microsoft Visual Basic syntax) |