# Index

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arrays, Microsoft Excel client application


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associating property pages with properties


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characteristics of ActiveX code components


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converting C declarations to Visual Basic data types


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converting EXE projects, ActiveX document projects


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creating client applications, Microsoft Excel


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creating Setup programs, ActiveX controls


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creating test projects, ActiveX controls


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determining ActiveX document container types


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exposing named constants, ActiveX controls


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getting values, Microsoft Excel client application


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marking components as safe, ActiveX controls


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performance enhancements, ActiveX controls, Web pages


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references, detecting object references, ActiveX documents


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resource files, using in Visual SourceSafe


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setting ActiveX code component  project properties


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setting ActiveX code component class module properties


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setting global variables, ActiveX documents


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setting values, Microsoft Excel client application


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starting Internet services, Personal Web Server


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The Microsoft Certified Professional Program


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Powered by Microsoft BackOffice Logo Program


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Chapter 7: Creating ActiveX Code Components


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Chapter 4: Advanced Database Development


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Chapter 10: Creating and Using ActiveX Documents


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Chapter 12: Application Setup and Optimization


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Mastering Microsoft Office 97 Development


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Accessing the World of Information: ODBC


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Chris & Tim's Rapid Application Development Home Page


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Jens Balchen Jr. - Visual Basic Home Page


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Chapter 9: Using ActiveX Components on a Web Page


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Chapter 11: Creating Internet-Aware Applications


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Passing Arguments by Value or by Reference


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Visual Basic Education & Certification Page


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Visual Basic Programmer's Journal Web Site


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Introduction to the Internet Transfer Control


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Exercise 3: Creating an Error-Handling Routine


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Exercise 1: Creating and Navigating a Recordset


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Exercise 5: (Optional) Disabling Buttons During Edit


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Exercise 6: (Optional) Using a Parameter Query


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Exercise 1: Handling Referential Integrity Violations


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Exercise 2: Debugging and Error Handling


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Exercise 3: Adding Component Information and Help


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Exercise 6: (Optional) Creating an Asynchronous Method


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Exercise 2: Adding Properties to ActiveX Documents


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Exercise 3: Extending User Interface Functionality


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Exercise 1: Converting Forms to ActiveX Documents


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Exercise 5: Compiling and Registering the Component


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Exercise 4: (Optional) Using Visual Basic Code Profiler


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Exercise 2: Creating a Client Application


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Creating a Simple Visual Basic Application


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Microsoft Visual Basic Product Documentation


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Microsoft Visual Basic Technical Information


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Microsoft Visual Basic Technical Support


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Basic Operations of the Internet Transfer Control


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Basic Operations of the WebBrowser Control


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Sorting Easily with Version 4.0's DBGrid Control


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Building Document-Centered Interfaces with VB 4.0


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Adding Icons to the Taskbar Notification Area


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Taking Advantage of VB 4.0 Compiler Directives


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Microsoft Visual Basic Control Creation Edition Version 5.0


ItemTitle:
Microsoft Visual Basic for Applications 5.0 Reviewer's Guide


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Using the Object Browser to View Procedures


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Using Variables, Constants, and Data Types


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Microsoft Visual Basic Community Resources


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Using Data Control Properties and Methods


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Converting C Declarations to Visual Basic Data Types


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Creating a Client that Uses Microsoft Excel


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Using Property Procedures to Create Properties


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Advantages of Using ActiveX Code Components


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Working with ActiveX Code Component Projects


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Exposing Properties, Methods, and Events


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Exercise 6: (Optional) Creating a Data-Bound Control


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Lab 12: Application Setup and Optimization


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Exercise 2: Adding Properties and Methods


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Exercise 1: Building the Browser Application


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Exercise 2: Building the FTP Download Component


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Exercise 3: Adding Browser Capabilities to the Component


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Step 2: Add a Blank ActiveX Control Project


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Step 3: Draw the Visual Interface for the Control


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Visual Basic for Applications, vers. 5.0 Features


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Introduction to the InternetExplorer Object


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Exercise 3: Saving and Loading Properties


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Steps to Preparing Your Control for the Web


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Marking Controls as Safe for Scripting and Safe for Initialization


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Testing Your Internet Component Download


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Microsoft Technical Training and Education


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Suggested Prefixes for Data Access Objects (DAO)


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Constant and Variable Naming Conventions


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Mastering Internet Development with Microsoft ActiveX Technologies


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Advanced Customization Through the .inf File


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Lab 10: Creating and Using ActiveX Documents


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Using the ActiveX Control Interface Wizard


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Appendix: Creating a Professional Internet Component Download


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Preparing Software for Internet/intranet Download with Setup Wizard


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Exercise 4: (Optional) Creating a Document Container


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Enabling FTP and HTTP Connections to the Internet


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Lab 11: Creating Internet-Aware Applications


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Advantages of Using Controls on a Web Page


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Introduction to Visual Basic Scripting Edition


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Lab 9: Using ActiveX Components on a Web Page


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Exercise 4: Coding a Chat Session Application


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Course,   Labs,   Multimedia,   Sample Code,   Self-Check Questions,Library,   Articles and Whitepapers,   Knowledge Base,   Sample Applications,   Books,   Resources

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comma delimited list of short titles for book roots


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(C) 1997 Microsoft Corporation.  All rights reserved. Printed in the United States of America.  Microsoft, FoxPro, Microsoft Press, Microsoft Access, MS-DOS, and Visual Basic are registered trademarks and Windows and Windows NT are trademarks of Microsoft Corporation.  CompuServe is a Print registered trademark of CompuServe, Inc.  NetWare is a registered trademark of Novell, Inc.  OS/2 is a registered trademark of International Business Machines Corp.  UNIX is a registered trademark of UNIX Systems Laboratories, a wholly owned subsidiary of Novell, Inc.


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default left,top,width,height,picture on video form


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default left,top,width,height, on Closed Caption form


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default left,top,width,height,picture on rtf form


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default left,top,width,height,picture on History form


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default left,top,width,height,picture on image form


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default left,top,width,height,splitter bar on main form


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default left,top,width,height, on note form


Description:
comma delimited list of TOC icons.
these images must also be defined in the resource file.
the first image is the default.


Description:
comma dlm list of phrases to look for in index.
if phrase is found then index jumps to following topic.
quotes are part of string to search for.


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Master List|root||leaf|0
Master List|root||leaf|0
Notebook Entries|notebook||leaf|0

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This list defines which lists to maintain.
This list is itself in standard list format.
The first line is the title of this list (ie "Master List").
The remaining lines have this format:
  title, id, note, icon, indent
title is displayed in the combo list
id is used internally. "root" and "hist" must exist.
"favs" is the favorite's list.
put "display" into note to display the list in combo box.
icon is the name of an icon in "ImageList" parameter.
indent will indent the item. 0 is no indent.


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Warning: This computer program is protected by copyright law and international treaties. Unauthorized reproduction or distribution of this program, or any portion of it, may result in severe civil and criminal penalties, and will be prosecuted to the maximum extent possible under the law.


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Version 1.0

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Accessing the World of Information: ODBC


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Microsoft Visual Basic Product Documentation


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Using the ActiveX Control Interface Wizard


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Microsoft Visual Basic Technical Information


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Microsoft Visual Basic Technical Support


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Microsoft Visual Basic Community Resources


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Removing a Licensing Key from the Registry


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Chris & Tim's Rapid Application Development Home Page


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Jens Balchen Jr. - Visual Basic Home Page


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Visual Basic Education & Certification Page


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Visual Basic Programmer's Journal Web Site


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Introduction to the Internet Transfer Control


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Basic Operations of the Internet Transfer Control


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Basic Operations of the WebBrowser Control


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Sorting Easily with Version 4.0's DBGrid Control


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Building Document-Centered Interfaces with VB 4.0


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Adding Icons to the Taskbar Notification Area


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Taking Advantage of VB 4.0 Compiler Directives


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Microsoft Visual Basic Control Creation Edition Version 5.0


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Microsoft Visual Basic for Applications 5.0 Reviewer's Guide


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Exercise 1: Building the Browser Application


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Exercise 2: Building the FTP Download Component


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Exercise 3: Adding Browser Capabilities to the Component


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Step 2: Add a Blank ActiveX Control Project


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Step 3: Draw the Visual Interface for the Control


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Visual Basic for Applications, vers. 5.0 Features


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Introduction to the InternetExplorer Object


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Welcome to Mastering Microsoft Visual Basic Programming


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Steps to Preparing Your Control for the Web


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Marking Controls as Safe for Scripting and Safe for Initialization


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Testing Your Internet Component Download


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Advanced Customization Through the .inf File


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Appendix: Creating a Professional Internet Component Download


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Preparing Software for Internet/intranet Download with Setup Wizard


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Exercise 4: Coding a Chat Session Application


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Connecting a control with a property page


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Exercise 5: Compiling and Registering the Component


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Lab 2: Data Access Using the Data Control


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Introduction to Mastering Visual Basic 5


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Introduction to ActiveX Component Development


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Retrieving External Data with ODBCDirect


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Lab 9: Using ActiveX Components in Internet Explorer


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Passing Parameters by Value or by Reference


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Passing Arguments by Value or by Reference


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Exercise 2: Creating a Client Application


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Creating a Simple Visual Basic Application


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Handling Errors When Accessing Deleted Records


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Lab 9: Using ActiveX Components on a Web Page


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Lab 10: Creating and Using ActiveX Documents


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Lab 11: Creating Internet-Aware Applications


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Lab 12: Application Setup and Optimization


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Creating and Using an ODBCDirect Workspace


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Chapter 4: Advanced Database Development


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Chapter 7: Creating ActiveX Code Components


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Chapter 9: Using ActiveX Components on a Web Page


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Chapter 10: Creating and Using ActiveX Documents


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Chapter 11: Creating Internet-Aware Applications


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Chapter 12: Application Setup and Optimization


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Creating Event Procedures using Visual Basic Script


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Lab 11: Creating an Internet-Aware Application


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Using Variables, Constants, and Data Types


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Using the Object Browser to View Procedures


ScreenTitle:
Exercise 3: Creating an Error-Handling Routine


ScreenTitle:
Using Data Control Properties and Methods


ScreenTitle:
Working with ActiveX Code Component Projects


ScreenTitle:
Exercise 6: (Optional) Creating an Asynchronous Method


ScreenTitle:
Exercise 3: Adding Component Information and Help


ScreenTitle:
Exercise 2: Debugging and Error Handling


ScreenTitle:
Advantages of Using ActiveX Code Components


ScreenTitle:
Creating a Client that Uses Microsoft Excel


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Exercise 4: (Optional) Using Visual Basic Code Profiler


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Opening a Workbook and Error-Handling Code


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Iterating Through a Collection of Workbooks


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Converting C Declarations to Visual Basic Data Types


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Exercise 2: Adding Properties to ActiveX Documents


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Exercise 3: Extending User Interface Functionality


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Exercise 1: Converting Forms to ActiveX Documents


ScreenTitle:
Using Property Procedures to Create Properties


ScreenTitle:
Exposing Properties, Methods, and Events


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Exercise 5: (Optional) Disabling Buttons During Edit


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Exercise 6: (Optional) Creating a Data-Bound Control


ScreenTitle:
Exercise 2: Adding Properties and Methods


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Exercise 1: Creating and Navigating a Recordset


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Exercise 1: Handling Referential Integrity Violations


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Exercise 6: (Optional) Using a Parameter Query


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Internet Explorer as an ActiveX document container


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Exercise 3: Saving and Loading Properties


ScreenTitle:
Microsoft Training & Certification Web Site


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The Microsoft Certified Professional Program


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Powered by Microsoft BackOffice Logo Program


ScreenTitle:
Using the ActiveX Document Migration Wizard


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Exercise 4: (Optional) Creating a Document Container


ScreenTitle:
Microsoft Technical Training and Education


ScreenTitle:
Suggested Prefixes for Data Access Objects (DAO)


ScreenTitle:
Constant and Variable Naming Conventions


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Mastering Internet Development with Microsoft ActiveX Technologies


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Austrailian Visual Developer's Forum Web site


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The Component Object Model Specification


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Enabling FTP and HTTP Connections to the Internet


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Advantages of Using Controls on a Web Page


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Introduction to Visual Basic Scripting Edition


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Mastering Microsoft Office 97 Development


