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Menu controls expose only one event, Click. As you expect, this event fires when the user clicks on the menu. You can manipulate menu items at run time through their Checked, Visible, and Enabled properties.
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The information in this chapter provides a basic acquaintance of VB6 ActiveX control programming.
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The first article in Peter’s Advanced Visual Basic series provides a detailed overview of using Visual Basic in conjunction with SQL Server through the use of ADO, and how ADO is implementing in a Visual Basic application.
Added: 05/06/2003,
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The ADO (ActiveX Data Object) data control is the primary interface between a Visual Basic application and a database.
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Introductory lesson to programming with ArcGIS, ArcObjects, and VBA. This is the third lesson in the series, but the first to delve into ArcObjects.
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The seventh article in Peter’s Learn Visual Basic series outlines the concept of an array, providing examples of the purpose that arrays serve in a Visual Basic program.
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An array is a consecutive group of memory locations that all have the same name and the same type. To refer to a particular location or element in the array, we specify the array name and the array element position number.
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Although binary files may at first seem rather primitive, reading and writing bytes one by one, they can be immensely useful, and make it relatively easy to create your own file formats. This tutorial shows you the ins and outs of Binary files, serialization (converting variables to binary) and deserialization (converting binary files to readable variables).
Added: 05/02/2002,
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This tutorial takes you through the steps of creating a C++ dll and then calling it from VB.
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Using CommandButton controls is trivial. In most cases, you just draw the control on the form's surface, set its Caption property to a suitable string (adding an & character to associate a hot key with the control if you so choose), and you're finished, at least with user-interface issues.
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A control array is a group of controls that share the same name type and the same event procedures. Adding controls with control arrays uses fewer resources than adding multiple control of same type at design time.
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Control Statements are used to control the flow of program's execution. Visual Basic supports control structures such as if... Then, if...Then ...Else, Select...Case, and Loop structures such as Do While...Loop, While...Wend, For...Next etc method
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Create and configure a MenuStrip component on a Windows Form, inlcuding images, shortcut keys, checkable items, merging menus and more.
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Besides the enhanced ASP features, an ASP file also contains normal HTML script. In the preceding listing example, note the beginning and ending <BODY> and <HTML> tags, as well as the HTML text with bold formatting (<B>…</B>) tags toward the beginning and end of the file.
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Main objectives of this tutorial are display and manipulate data by using custom controls. Controls include ListView, ImageList, ToolBar, and StatusBar.
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Create and use custom dialog boxes in Windows Forms Visual Basic applications.
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Visual Basic also supports pop-up menus, those context-sensitive menus that most commercial applications show when you right-click on an user interface object.
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These events fire toward the end of a form's life. Their event procedures are therefore good places to put "cleanup" code.
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The ninth article in Peter’s Learn Visual Basic series outlines the use of decisions in Visual Basic, including the purpose of “If-then-else” and “case select” statements.
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A DHTML page is implemented as an ActiveX DLL and support files that are transferred to the machine where the user’s browser resides.
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