CD-ROM 7
13.0 An Introduction to Objects
13.1 What is an Object?
13.2 The Object Browser
13.3 System Objects
13.4 Introducing Object Variables
13.5 Classifying Objects
13.6 Referring to Objects
13.7 Using the Global Forms Collection
13.8 Working with External Objects
CD-ROM 8
14.0 Managing Data with ADO
14.1 What is ADO?
14.2 Getting Started with ADO
14.3 The ADO Object Hierarchy
14.4 The ADO Connection Object
14.5 Working with Recordset Properties and Methods
14.6 The Command Object
14.7 Updating Recordset Data
14.8 Executing Bulk Updates
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CD-ROM 9
15.0 Using UI Data Tools
15.1 What’s Wrong with the ADO
Data Control?
15.2 Taking Advantage of the Data Environment
15.3 The Hierarchical FlexGrid Control
15.4 More Advanced Uses for the Data Environment Designer
15.5 Creating Reports in Visual Basic
CD-ROM 10
16.0 Using Form Modules
16.1 What’s a Form?
16.2 Adding Form Methods
16.3 Adding Form Properties
16.4 Implementing Dialogs
16.5 Creating Multiple Instances of a Form
16.6 Life Cycle of a Form
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CD-ROM 11
17.0 Creating Your Own Objects
17.1 Introduction to Class Modules
17.2 Starting and Stopping
17.3 Properties Aren’t Always So Simple
17.4 A Simple, Useful Class
17.5 TextFile: Working with Text Files
17.6 Using the Class Builder
18.0 Working with Collections
18.1 Collection Overview
18.2 Using the Collection Object
CD-ROM 12
19.0 Working with the Windows API
19.1 What is the Windows API?
19.2 API Declarations
19.3 Using the API Viewer/WIN32API.TXT
19.4 A Few Simple Examples
19.5 Declaring User-Defined Data Types
19.6 Working with Strings
19.7 Talking to Controls (Using SendMessage)
19.8 Resources
20.0 Optimizing Visual Basic
Programs
20.1 Getting Started with
Optimization
20.2 Testing Hypotheses
20.3 Where Do You Look?
20.4 Optimizing Code Speed
20.5 Optimizing Display Speed
20.6 Optimizing Apparent Speed
20.7 Optimizing Size in Memory
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