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0, Toolbox controls are the special design
2, tools you use to create interface
4, objects on your Visual Basic forms. In this
7, chapter, you'll learn how to create
9, objects with toolbox controls and how to
11, customize them with property settings. First,
16, you'll learn how to name the objects on
17, your form with the Name setting in the
19, Properties window. Naming objects helps
23, you identify the user interface elements
25, in your program code and makes your
27, program easier to read. Next, you'll learn
31, how to use basic controls to display
33, text and process input. These controls
36, include command button, label, and text box.
42, Then, you'll learn how to use the file
44, system controls in the toolbox to create
47, a bitmap browser utility. This tool
49, will help you locate and display the
52, artwork on your system. To help you present
55, options for your users and receive their
57, choices, you'll learn how to use the
59, input controls in the toolbox. These
62, controls include option button, check box, list
66, box, and combo box. To help you manage
70, the files and resources in your Microsoft
73, Office applications, I'll show you how
75, to use the Data and OLE controls. The
79, Data control displays the fields and
81, records in a database. And the OLE control
84, allows you to start other applications
86, from within Visual Basic. Finally, you'll
91, learn how to add ActiveX controls to your
93, Visual Basic toolbox.
95, END