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Chapter 1: Visual Basic Essentials
See course 1303 - Mastering Microsoft Visual Basic 6 Fundamentals
Chapter 2: Using Visual Data Access Tools
Chapter 3: Using Class Modules
Chapter 4: Building ActiveX Controls
Create ActiveX controls.
Create an ActiveX control that exposes properties.
Use control events to save and load persistent properties.
Test and debug an ActiveX control.
Create and enable property pages for an ActiveX control.
Enable the data binding capabilities of an ActiveX control.
Create an ActiveX control that is a data source.
Chapter 5: Using ActiveX Data Objects
Design Visual Basic components to access data from a database.
Use data binding to display and manipulate data from a data source.
Access and manipulate a data source by using ADO and the ADO Data control.
Chapter 6: Advanced Data Access Issues
Chapter 7: Using COM Components
Instantiate and invoke a COM component.
Create a Visual Basic client application that uses a COM component.
Create a Visual Basic application that handles events from a COM component.
Debug a COM client written in Visual Basic.
Chapter 8: Building COM Components
Design the properties, methods, and events of components.
Create a COM component that implements business rules or logic. Components include DLLs, ActiveX controls, and active documents.
Compile a project with class modules into a COM component.
Implement an object model within a COM component.
Set properties to control the instancing of a class within a COM component.
Register and unregister a COM component.
Create callback procedures to enable asynchronous processing between COM components and Visual Basic client applications.
Implement messages from a server component to a user interface.
Implement project groups to support the development and debugging processes.
Debug DLLs in process.
Test and debug a control in process.
Chapter 9: Optimizing and Deploying Applications
Use the Package and Deployment Wizard to create a setup program that installs a desktop application, registers the COM components, and allows for uninstall.
Plan and implement floppy disk-based deployment or compact disc-based deployment for a desktop application.
Plan and implement Web-based deployment for a desktop application.
Plan and implement network-based deployment for a desktop application.
Deploy application updates for desktop applications.
Chapter 10: Building Internet Applications
Create an active document.
Use code within an active document to interact with a container application.
Navigate to other active documents.
Create a Web page by using the DHTML Page Designer to dynamically change attributes of elements, change content, change styles, and position elements.
Additional Topics
Given a scenario, select the appropriate compiler options.
Control an application by using conditional compilation.
Assess the potential impact of the logical design on performance, maintainability, extensibility, and availability.
Establish the environment for source code version control.
Install and configure Visual Basic for developing desktop applications.
Implement online user assistance in a desktop application.
Set appropriate properties to enable user assistance. Help properties include HelpFile, HelpContextID, and WhatsThisHelp.
Create HTML Help for an application.
Use Visual Component Manager to manage components.