Programming with Visual Basic 6.0

2001

Preface <p>Acknowledgements</p> <p>Introduction</p> <p><b>PART ONE</b></p> <p>1.&nbsp;&nbsp;Welcome To Visual Basic (VB)</p> <p>*&nbsp;What Is Visual Basic * Features Of Visual Basic * Visual Basic Editions * The Visual Basic Philosophy * Developing An Application * Summary&nbsp;</p> <p>2.&nbsp;&nbsp;Creating An Application</p> <p>*&nbsp;Objectives * The Tool Box * Project Explorer * The Properties Windows * The Form Window * Understanding Projects * What Does Visual Basic 6 Have For You To Create Applications * Summary&nbsp;</p> <p>3.&nbsp;&nbsp;2nd Look At IDE, Forms And Controls</p> <p>*&nbsp;Objectives * The Form * Working With A Control * Opening The Code Window * Exercises * Summary</p> <p>4.&nbsp;&nbsp;Variables In Visual Basic</p> <p>*&nbsp;Objects * What Is A Variable * Exercise * Exercise * Exercise * Summary&nbsp;</p> <p>5.&nbsp;&nbsp;Writing Code In Visual Basic</p> <p>*&nbsp;Objectives * The Code Window * The Anatomy Of A Procedure * Editor Features * Exercise * Exercise * Exercise * Exercise * Summary&nbsp;</p> <p>6.&nbsp;&nbsp;Working With Files</p> <p>*&nbsp;Objectives * Visual Basic File System Controls&nbsp; * Exercise * Types Of Files * Working With Files * Exercise * Exercise * Exercise * Exercise * Exercise * Summary&nbsp;</p> <p>7.&nbsp;&nbsp;Menus</p> <p>*&nbsp;Objectives * Building The User Interface The First Step * Summary * All About Menus * Exercise * Exercise * Exercises * Summary&nbsp;</p> <p>8.&nbsp;&nbsp;Multiple Document Interface Applications</p> <p>*&nbsp;Why MDI Forms * Features Of An MDI Forms * Loading MDI Forms And Child Forms * The Active Form Property * Exercise * Exercises * Summary&nbsp;</p> <p>9.&nbsp;&nbsp;Debugging Tips</p> <p>*&nbsp;Objectives * The Debugging Methods * Summary</p> <p>10.&nbsp;&nbsp;The Common Dialog Control</p> <p>*&nbsp;Working With The Common Dialog Control * The File Open Dialog Box * Saving A File * Changing The Color * Exercises * Exercise * Summary&nbsp;&nbsp;</p> <p>11.&nbsp;&nbsp;Introduction To Databases</p> <p>*&nbsp;Why Databases * What Is A Database * Which Database * Summary</p> <p>12.&nbsp;&nbsp;Working With The Data Control</p> <p>*&nbsp;The Data Control * The Bound Controls * Caution * Coding * Exercise * Exercises * Summary&nbsp;</p> <p>13.&nbsp;&nbsp;Data Access Objects</p> <p>*&nbsp;The Jet Database Engine * Functions Of The Jet Database Engine * SQL * Exercise * The DAO Object Model * Exercise * Exercise * Exercise * Exercise * Exercise * Exercise * Exercise * Summary&nbsp; </p> <p>14.&nbsp;&nbsp;Additional Controls Available In Visual Basic 6.0</p> <p>*&nbsp;Objectives * SSTab Control * Exercise * Exercise * Exercise * Exercises * Summary&nbsp;</p> <p>15.&nbsp;&nbsp;Active X Data Objects</p> <p>*&nbsp;Objectives * Why ADO * Establishing A References * Exercise * Exercise *&nbsp; Summary&nbsp;</p> <p>16.&nbsp;&nbsp;Crystal And Data Reports</p> <p>*&nbsp;Crystal Reports * Data Report * Exercise * Exercise * Summary&nbsp;</p> <p>17.&nbsp;&nbsp;Distributing Your Application</p> <p>*&nbsp;Objectives * Working With The Packaging And Deployment Wizard</p> <p><b>PART TWO</b></p> <p>18.&nbsp;&nbsp;Active X</p> <p>*&nbsp;Objectives * What Is Active X * Why Active X * Exercise * Summary</p> <p>19.&nbsp; Active X And Web Pages</p> <p>*&nbsp;Objectives * Active X And Internet * Exercises * Summary</p> <p>20.&nbsp;&nbsp;Active X Documents</p> <p>*&nbsp;The Application Form Document</p> <p><b>PART THREE</b></p> <p>21.&nbsp;&nbsp;An Invoicing Program</p> <p>*&nbsp;An Invoicing Application * The Supplier</p> <p>22.&nbsp;&nbsp;Developing An Application</p> <p>*&nbsp;Defining The Problem * Exercises * On The Machine * Exercise * Exercise * Exercise&nbsp;&nbsp;</p> <p>Appendices</p> <p>Glossary</p> <p>Index</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> &nbsp;

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