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As the name suggests, this view displays a sample layout of the Form being designed.
As the name suggests, this view displays a sample layout of the Form being designed.
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- Introduction
- Objective
- Visual Basic 6.0 Interface Elements
- Form
- Project Explorer
- Properties Window
- Object Browser
- Context Menus
- Form Layout View
- Immediate, Locals, and Watch Windows
- Data Object Wizard
- Visual Component Manager
- Data View Window
- Data Environment Window
- Steps to Creating a Visual Basic 6.0 Application
- Variables, Constants, Data Types & Common Statements
- Objective
- Print Method
- Print # Statement
- InputBox Function
- InputBox Function
- Variables
- Scope & Lifetime of Variables
- Internal Representation of Values in Variants
- Control Structures
- Objective
- If...Then
- If...Then...Else
- Select Case
- Loop Structures
- Nested Control Structures
- Exiting a Control Structure
- Exiting a Sub or Function Procedure
- Procedures
- Objective
- Procedures
- Sub Procedures
- General Procedures
- Event Procedures
- Function Procedures
- Property Procedures
- Passing Parameters
- Calling the Procedures
- Calling Procedures in Other Modules
- Procedures in Class Modules
- Procedures in Standard Modules
- Returning an Array from a Function
- Methods
- Managing Projects
- Working with Projects
- The Project Explorer
- Adding Controls to a Project
- Using Other Applications' Objects
- Making & Running an Executable File
- Welcome to Visual Basic 6 (VB6) Beginners Guide
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