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Visual Basic 6 (VB6) Beginners Guide
Form
Serves as a window that you customize as the interface of your application. You add controls, graphics, and pictures to a Form to create the look you want.
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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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