Well you have to make the heading a bit interesting don't you??

I have been programming in VB for over a year now and  the
development process of these programmes has been to say the least
Ad Hoc.
Does anyone have any experience of writing design specs for VB programmes?
Are there any good books available?

Thanks in advance
Martin.

I've been using the same requirements and design techniques I've used in
Ada and C/C++. Modifications of Booch and Rumbaugh work nicely mapping
the OO paradigm into the pseudo-object/event driven one which VB uses. It
is important to cleanly handle the interfaces used in modules and to
place all reusable code there. The division of procedures within a module
will allow you to map it to classes or class utilities depending on the
abstraction used.

The documentation has been a modification of the EVB/Berard Methodology
rather that a 2167A/MIL-STD-SDD format. For most projects, design
documentation can be done more informally.

I like Booch: Object Oreiented Design 2nd Edition, Rumbaugh
Object-Oriented Modelling and Design and a whole slew of others.