Visual Basic 2005 Jumpstart
Okay, VB6 developers--time's up. Microsoft no longer supports this version of Visual
Basic, but VB 2005 offers several attractive reasons to upgrade. Our jumpstart guide
lets you test-drive the beta version of VB 2005 with three hands-on projects that
let you learn the new syntax quickly. It's the painless way to migrate, and the perfect
training manual for moving to the world of .NET.
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Foreword
Preface
1. Introducing Visual Basic 2005
Create the
Application and Its Main Window
Add a Menu and Toolbar
Connect to a Database and Browse Records
Create an Exit Dialog Box
Handle Exit and
Close Events
Run and Debug the Application
Inspect an Object at Runtime
Add
an About Box
Configure the Application
Summary
2. Programming with Visual Basic
Data Types
Variables
Constants
Strings
Arrays
Type Conversion
Operators
Statements
Functions and Subroutines
Error-Handling
My Namespace
Summary
3. Putting Object-Oriented Programming to Work
Working
with Classes and Objects
Reusing and Customizing Classes
Designing Your Own Classes
Controlling
How Classes Are Implemented
Summary
4. Developing a Windows Application
Creating
the Windows Application and Building the Main Window
Viewing
Book Information Offline
Deploying the Application
Automatic Updating
Summary
5. Building Web Applications
Building the Storefront
Creating a Shopping Cart
Members
Area
Testing the Application
Summary
6. Moving from VB 6 to VB 2005
Migrate, Replace,
Rewrite, or Reuse?
Using COM Objects in VB 2005
Upgrading VB 6 Applications
Summary
Index
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