Microsoft Visual Basic .NET Step by Step Version 2003

by Michael Halvorson (Author), Michael Halvorson (Author)

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  2003

  $5.70

  Get on the fast track to professional application development with Visual Basic .NET 2003. This practical, hands-on tutorial expertly guides you through the fundamentals-using step-by-step exercises, code samples, optimization tips, and real-world advice to accelerate your productivity. Work at your own pace, learning core programming skills by selecting just the chapters and lessons you need. Upgrade your Visual Basic 6 applications quickly with the help of Upgrade Notes sidebars, a special upgrading index, and insights into the enhanced Visual Basic .NET Upgrade Wizard. It's everything you need to start creating .NET-connected software now! Discover how to: * Create a compelling user interface with Toolbox controls, menus, and dialog boxes * Use methods in the .NET Framework 1.1 class libraries * Utilize the new debugging tools and structured error handlers to build robust code * Manage data in your programs using collections, arrays, and string processing techniques * Automate Microsoft Office applications and manage processes * Manage Windows Forms and create graphics and animation effects * Use inheritance and other new object-oriented programming capabilities * Write custom code for printers and dialog boxes for printing * Manage Access databases and create custom database applications with Microsoft ADO. NET * Display HTML documents using Microsoft Internet Explorer * Use Web Forms to build Internet interfaces * Deploy Visual Basic .NET applications * Port Visual Basic 6 programs to Visual Basic .NET CD features: * Code examples in Visual Basic .NET 2003 * All the book's practice files * Fully searchable eBook For customers who purchase an ebook version of this title, instructions for downloading the CD files can be found in the ebook.

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  Paperback
  2002

  $3.25

  Here's a fast way for any programmer to begin writing professional Microsoft Windows-based applications for the Microsoft .NET platform-and extend them to the Web-one step at a time. Halvorson shows how to unleash the power of the new, Web-integrated version of Visual Basic, with coverage of object-oriented design strategies and the creation of Web Forms and Web Services.