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Visual Basic Annotated Archives

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ISBN-10: 0078825024

ISBN-13: 9780078825026

Edition: 1999

Authors: David Jung, Jeff Kent

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With Visual Basic, programmers can write code for Windows-based applications quickly and with great ease. Peter Wright's guide and CD-Rom shows how to implement a whole library of code to save endless hours & write more efficiently.
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List price: $49.99
Copyright year: 1999
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Professional Publishing
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 800
Size: 7.50" wide x 9.25" long x 1.75" tall
Weight: 2.882
Language: English

Acknowledgements
Introduction
User Interface
Getting Control of Your Form
Centering a Form
Two Windows APIs
Controlling the Resizing of a Form
Controlling the Movement of a Form
Mouse Magic with Your Form
Subclassing Mouse Messages to Control the Resizing and Moving of a Form
Using a Mouse to Move a Form with SendMessage
Disabling the Close Button Without Affecting the System Menu
Confining the Mouse to the Form
Animating Your Cursor
Customizing the System Menu
Deleting an Item on the System Menu
Disabling an Item on the System Menu
Prompting Before Executing Close Item of System Menu
Adding an Item to the System Menu
Menu Magic
Dynamically Resizing a Menu
Putting Pictures on Your Menu
Creating Designer Menus
Toolbars
Creating a Floating Toolbar
Creating a Docking Toolbar
Creating a Flat Toolbar
Combo and List Boxes
Creating a Combo Box Smart Search Feature
Extending Smart Search Capability to the List Box
Finding Multiple Matches in a List Box with Smart Search
Retrieving Multiple List Selections Using SendMessage
Creating Taller Combo Boxes
Auto-Resizing the Combo Box Width
ActiveX Controls
Buy vs. Build
ActiveX--What's In a Name?
Converting a "Smart Search" Combo Box into an ActiveX Control
Adding Property Pages
Business Objects
The Windows Registry
Brief (We Promise) History of the Registry
Structure of the Registry
Visual Basic Registry Functions
Limitations of Visual Basic Registry Functions
Overview of Windows API Registry Functions
Viewing the Registry
Writing to the Registry
Database Connectivity
Setting Up an ODBC Data Source
Connecting to a Database Through an ODBC Data Source
Connecting to a Database Through a DSN-less Connection
Creating a Recordset to Retrieve Data to a Form
Creating a Recordset to Fill a List Box
Creating a Recordset to Fill a Grid
Calling a Simple Stored Procedure Using ADO
Using Transactions with ADO
Obtaining Database Schema Information
Manipulating Strings
Prepare Text with Quotes
Ensure URL Parameters Are Passed Properly
Find and Replace a Single Character Within a String
Find and Replace a String
Add Leading Zeros to Numbers
Remove Leading Zeros for Display Purposes
Capitalize the First Character of a Sentence
Display Currency in Words
Prepare Text for the Internet
Placing All the Functions in an ActiveX DLL
Manipulating Drives and Files
Finding Out How Much Disk Space Is Free
Finding Out If a File Exists
Copying a File
Copying an Entire Directory and Its Subdirectories
Deleting an Entire Directory and Its Subdirectories
Finding a File's Path Name
Retrieving the Short Path Name for a File
Retrieving the Short Name for a File
Placing All the Functions in an ActiveX DLL
ActiveX Servers
DLL vs. EXE, or Speed vs. Safety
Creating a Splitter Bar ActiveX DLL
Automation Using VBA-Compliant Applications
OLE Container Control
Visual Basic for Applications Edition
Referencing an Object
Early Binding
Late Binding
Object Browser
COM and DCOM
Automation Tips
Creating a Summary Page of Microsoft Outlook Information
Using Microsoft Excel as a Report Writer
Using Automation for a Mail Merge with Microsoft Word
The Internet and Distributed Computing
Internet Components
Internet Technology Without VB
An Extremely Simple IIS Application
An IIS Application with Database Access
Sequencing in IIS Applications
Process Validation with DHTML
Integration with Microsoft Transaction Server and MSMQ
Windows DNA
Transaction Processing
MTS Services
Message Queues
Creating an MTS Component
Deploying an MTS Component
Using the MTS Component from VB
Windows API and Subclassing
Identifying Which Windows API Functions to Use
Obtaining the Correct Syntax for Constants and Declarations
Conditional Compilation
Subclassing
Index