Visual Basic Designing &
Implementing Desktop Applications Outline
Aims of the Two-Day Course
This course has been designed for experienced users to learn how to
develop desktop applications using Visual Basic. The course is 100% hands-on,
with exercises to help delegates practice the new skills they learn.
Course Content
- Debugging and Error Handling Review
- Debugging Techniques and Tools
- Error Trapping
- Introduction to COM
- Class Modules
- Building Class Modules manually
- Using Class Builder
- Using the Power of COM
- Creating COM Components
- Threading Models
- Testing Components
- Using COM Components
- Using COM Components from Other Applications
- Creating Objects for Components Four Ways
- Introduction to Data Access
- Adding the Data Environment Designer
- Retrieving Data from Connection
- Data Services and ADO
- Presenting Data
- Shaping and Organising Data
- Presenting On-screen Data
- Printed Reports
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- ActiveX Controls
- ActiveX Controls and Constituent Controls
- Using Layer of Automation to Provide Property and Method
Visibility
- Property Pages
- Data Aware Controls
- Implementing Help
- Setting Help File Properties
- Implementing Tool Tips
- Package and Deployment Wizard
- Preparing your Application
- Optimising and Deployment
- Deploying your Application
- Visual SourceSafe
- Adding Visual SourceSafe to your Project
- Using Visual SourceSafe
- Using SQL
- SQL Overview
- SELECT Statements
- Cursors
- Record Locking
- Stored Procedures
- Internet Applications
- WebBrowser Control
- What is an Active Document?
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Prerequisites
Trainees must have completed the Visual Basic Introduction, or equivalent
course. Trainees should also able to use Visual Basic to develop a simple
Windows application, identify & correct errors and develop and work
with Microsoft Word, Excel and Access files.
Duration
Twelve hours - 9.30am to 12.30pm and 1.30pm to 4.30pm on each day.
Please contact
us for prices for this course
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