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MCSD training guide: Visual Basic 5

MCSD training guide: Visual Basic 5

Lyle Bryant, Steve Swope, Duncan Mackenzie, David Panagrosso, Owen Williams - Collection Training guides

1104 pages, parution le 12/03/1998

Résumé

MCSD Training Guide: Visual Basic 5 is designed for advanced end users and developers who are considering certification as a Microsoft Certified Solution Developer (MCSD). The Microsoft Visual Basic 5 exam ("Exam 70-165: Developing Applications with Microsoft Visual Basic 5") tests your ability to design, develop, and implement solutions based on Microsoft Visual Basic 5.0 This will demonstrate to your customers and colleagues that you have what it takes to design and develop superior custom solutions with Microsoft tools and technologies.

This book is your one-stop shop. Everything you need to know to pass the exam is in here, and it has been certified by Microsoft as study materials. You do not need to take a class in addition to buying this book to pass the exam. However, your personal study habits may benefit from taking a class in addition to the book, and buying this book in addition to a class.

Table of contents :

Part I: Design Issues ..... 13
1 Designing and Creating Forms ..... 15
2 Implementing Drag-and-Drop Operations Within the Windows Shell and Using Specific Events ..... 51
3 Adding a Menu Interface to an Application ..... 79
4 Implementing User Interface Controls in an Application ..... 109
Part II: Coding Issues ..... 159
5 Declaring a Variable ..... 161
6 Writing and Calling Sub and Function Procedures ..... 197
7 Creating and Using Class Modules ..... 235
8 Accessing Data Using Data Controls and Bound Controls ..... 301
9 Accessing Data Using Code ..... 347
10 Incorporating DLLs into an Application ..... 405
11 Building Microsoft ActiveX Clients ..... 449
12 Creating an Automation Server That Exposes Objects, Properties, Methods, and Events ..... 471
13 Creating and Using ActiveX Controls ..... 503
14 Creating and Using Acive X Documents ..... 547
15 Creating Applications That Can Access the Internet ..... 577
16 Implementing Error-Handling Features in an Application ..... 625
17 Implementing Help Features in an Application ..... 663
Part III Debugging and Testing Issues ..... 693
18 Selecting Appropriate Compiler Options ..... 695
19 Compiling an Application Conditionally ..... 735
20 Setting Watch Expressions During Program Execution ..... 771
21 Monitoring the Values of Expressions and Variables by Using the Debugging Windows ..... 801
22 Implementing Project Groups to Support the Development and Debugging Process ..... 837
23 Defining the Scope of a Watch Variable ..... 865
Part IV: Distribution Issues ..... 881
24 Using the Setup Wizard to Create an Effective Setup Program ..... 883
25 Creating a Setup Program That Installs and Registers ActiveX Controls ..... 927
26 Managing the Windows System Registry ..... 957
27 Distributing an Application over the Internet ..... 1001
28 Where to Go from Here ..... 1025
Appendixes ..... 1045
A Overview of the Certification Process ..... 1047
B Study Tips ..... 1055
C What's on the CD-ROM ..... 1059
D All About TestPrep ..... 1061
Index ..... 1063

L'auteur - Lyle Bryant

Lyle A. Bryant

is currently employed with Canada's largest Microsoft CTEC and technical training company, PBSC
Computer Training Centres, an IBM Services Company. He is currently the Distributed Learning Product Coordinator and is responsible for third-party Technology-Based Training solutions across Canada.
Bryant lives in Winnipeg with his wife, Gail, and their Alaskan Malamute, Aurora.

L'auteur - Duncan Mackenzie

is an MCSD, MCSE, and MCT who works for Microsoft's MSDN (http://msdn.microsoft.com) group. He is an excited Visual Basic .NET programmer who has a habit of writing occasional articles. Before working for MSDN, Duncan spent some time as a consultant working for a variety of companies and as also worked as a Visual Basic trainer. He has written and collaborated on a number of books on Microsoft development technologies, including Platinum Edition: Using Visual Basic 6.0 (Que, 1999), Word 2000 VBA Programmer's Reference (Wrox Press, 1999), and Exchange and Outlook: Constructing Collaborative Solutions (New Riders, 2000). His personal Web site is www.duncanmackenzie.net.

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Éditeur(s) New Riders
Auteur(s) Lyle Bryant, Steve Swope, Duncan Mackenzie, David Panagrosso, Owen Williams
Collection Training guides
Parution 12/03/1998
Nb. de pages 1104
EAN13 9781562058500

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