Author: Wangguan Technology
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Publish Date: 2002-09-01
Features: Visual Basic .NET is the latest component released by Microsoft in the Visual Studio .NET suite. This book explains the powerful features of Visual Basic .NET from the perspective of controls. Through 100 engaging examples, it comprehensively covers the programming methods and techniques of Visual Basic .NET controls, including numerous instances created using ActiveX controls. The book is divided into seven parts: Part 1: Basic Controls, which demonstrates examples of creating basic controls; Part 2: File and Text Processing Controls, which explains the application of files and text; Part 3: Number and Time Controls, which covers the use of number and time controls; Part 4: Graphics and Image Controls, which discusses the application of graphics and images; Part 5: Multimedia Controls, which explains the use of multimedia controls; Part 6: Network Controls, which covers the application of network controls; Part 7: Other Controls, which explains some algorithms of other controls. This book is suitable for intermediate programmers with a certain foundation in Visual Basic .NET, as well as readers who wish to gain an understanding of control application development.
Visual Basic .NET Control Stylish Programming 100 Examples
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