ActiveX controls can be integrated into Web pages. They can also be integrated into any application that supports ActiveX controls, including Microsoft Internet Explorer, Microsoft Office 97, Visual Basic, and Netscape Navigator via plug-ins. We covered the Application Wizard in Lesson 3. Although you don't need it, the Class Builder utility helps you build and organize your classes. The VB Data Form Wizard Database programming involves a lot of attention to detail.
Databases can store tremendous amounts of data arranged in a bewildering array of tables and fields.
Like all the other wizards, the Data Form Wizard leaves some of the finer details to you, but it can be a big time saver. As you work with some of the controls in Visual Basic, you will discover that they have property pages, which are tabbed pages that help you customize the way a control or looks and behaves. When you create your own ActiveX controls, the Property Page Wizard helps you add this sophisticated feature to your own controls. The Wizard Manager Just in case there aren't enough wizards to satisfy your taste, the Wizard Manager helps you build your own wizards. If you find yourself building the same kind of application time after time, or adding the same functionality to all your applications, you can build a wizard that automates the process for you.