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Visual Basic 4.0 Series

Total Time: 21 hours

 

Visual Basic 4.0: Beginning Skills Time: 9 hours VB4TC1

Beginning Skills explains the principles involved in developing robust applications. Users develop their programming skills while building a solid understanding of Visual Basic. Each program teaches a new concept in Visual Basic and shows users how to apply the concept to their programs.

  • Writing Your First Program
  • Properties and Controls
  • Programming Building Blocks
  • The Mouse
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  • Menus
  • Dialog Boxes
  • Graphics Controls
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    Visual Basic 4.0: Intermediate Skills Time: 7 hours VB4TC2

    Intermediate Skills explains some of the more powerful features of Visual Basic. Users expand their programming skills while learning how to use Visual Basic to interface with the screen, the keyboard, Windows, and the file-system.

  • Graphics Methods
  • The Grid Control
  • Displaying and Printing
  • Interfacing with Windows
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  • The Keyboard
  • File-System Controls
  • Accessing Files
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    Visual Basic 4.0: Advanced Skills Time: 5 hours VB4TC3

    Advanced Skills teaches the more advanced features of Visual Basic. Users hone their programming skills by developing advanced applications which employ the most sophisticated features of Visual Basic, such as interfacing with databases, creating multiple-document interface applications, and using OLE 2.0.

  • Arrays, OLE, and Other Topics
  • The Data Control and SQL
  • Multiple-Document Interface
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  • Sending Keystrokes and the Spin Control
  • Adding Your Own Custom Property to a Form
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    Next Recommended Course:

    Visual Basic 5.0: Windows API and ActiveX Time: 7 hours VB5C04

    Visual Basic 5.0: Windows API and ActiveX teaches how to extend the functionality of Visual Basic programs by using the Windows API and by creating and using OCX ActiveX controls.

  • Adding Multimedia Controls
  • Enhancing the MyUSAMap Program
  • Using Windows API
  • Building Your Own OCX ActiveX Controls
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  • Testing OCX ActiveX Controls
  • Adding Procedures to OCX ActiveX Controls
  • Adding Properties to OCX ActiveX Controls
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