After completing Advanced Skills
the user should be able to:
 | Create arrays |
 | Use OLE 2.0 in Visual Basic programs |
 | Use the data control to interface with databases |
 | Create Multiple-Document Interface applications |
 | Use the Spin OLE control in Visual Basic programs |
 | Add a custom property to a form |
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Arrays
OLE
and Other Topics
Covers some of the miscellaneous topics in Visual Basic such as the format of the form files
arrays
and OLE 2.0.
 | Understanding the ASCII format of Visual Basic form files |
 | Creating arrays |
 | Understanding the Visual Basic data types |
 | Passing arguments to procedures and functions |
 | Using OLE 2.0 in Visual Basic programs |
The Data Control and SQL
Shows how to use the data control and SQL statements to interact with a database in a Visual Basic program.
 | Creating a database |
 | Adding
deleting
and modifying records in a database |
 | Using SQL statements |
Multiple-Document Interface
Teaches how to develop Multiple-Document Interface (MDI) programs.
 | Creating a parent form |
 | Adding child forms to an MDI project |
 | Using the menus of a parent and child form |
 | Adding a Window list menu to the parent and child forms |
 | Creating a toolbar and status bar |
Sending Keystrokes and the Spin Control
Explains how to send keystrokes from within a Visual Basic program and how to use the Spin control.
 | Sending keystrokes to another application |
 | Sending keystrokes to yourself |
 | Using OLE controls |
 | Using the Spin control |
Adding Your Own Custom Property to a Form
Shows how to add your own custom property to a form and how to use that property as if it were a regular property.
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This course is distributed with the following items:
 | the Visual Basic Glossary |
 | sample Visual Basic project and form files |
 | sample Visual Basic executable programs |
 | a file containing the text of practices and exercises |
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