Visual Basic has become a preferred tool for developing applications for Microsoft Windows. These extensions work identically to native features of Visual Basic and let you add all sorts of features, such as communications interface, database interface, and multimedia, to your application. There is an impressive list of available custom controls today, and it is growing fast. This course is intended for programmers with knowledge of procedural languages who wish to learn Microsoft Windows event-driven programming. It teaches you how to use Visual Basic to build an application front end and how to use custom controls to extend an application's features.
Enrollment is limited.
Tech., is a software test engineer at MDL Information Systems. He has more than seven years of experience in the software development field and is an expert in Visual Basic. He has been developing mission-critical software in Visual Basic for the legal, accounting, and financial industries since 1992, and is currently responsible for the design and implementation of a wide array of ActiveX components dedicated to application integration and document assembly for corporate law firms. He has extensive knowledge of object-oriented programming, component development, database design, SQL, MAPI, and the Microsoft Office products.