Table of Contents

• Introduction

Part I: Building Your First Programs

• Hour 1 - Introducing Visual Basic
• Hour 2 - Creating Your First Application
• Hour 3 - Adding Controls to a Program
• Hour 4 - Activating Controls
• Hour 5 - Creating Menus for User Ease

Part II: Programs That Do Work

• Hour 6 - Understanding the VB Program Structure
• Hour 7 - Handling Data
• Hour 8 - Understanding Fundamental Expressions
• Hour 9 - Interactive Keyboard and Screen I/O
• Hour 10 - Creating Logical Programs
• Hour 11 - Adding Loops to Your Program
• Hour 12 - Handling Large Amounts of Information with Arrays
• Hour 13 - Understanding How Procedures Work
• Hour 14 - Using the Supplied Functions
• Hour 15 - Interacting with the User
• Hour 16 - Creating VB Forms
• Hour 17 - Adding Control Containers: Dialog Boxes

Part III: Intermediate VB Programming

• Hour 18 - Using Additional Controls
• Hour 19 - VB and the Printer
• Hour 20 - Understanding Classes and the Object Browser
• Hour 21 - Accessing Files
• Hour 22 - Adding OLE to a Program

Part IV: Adding Power to VB Programs

• Hour 23 - Enhancing Your Program
• Hour 24 - Shaping Up Your Applications with Graphics
• Hour 25 - Adding Mulimedia to Your Programs
• Hour 26 - Using Form Templates
• Hour 27 - Accessing Databases
• Hour 28 - Keyboard and Mouse I/O
• Hour 29 - Building a Help Sub-System
• Hour 30 - Enhancing Programs with ActiveX Controls
• Hour 31 - Creating a Simple ActiveX Control
• Hour 32 - Adding Internet Access to Application

Part V: Building a Professional Application

• Hour 33 - Developing and Designing Forms
• Hour 34 - Adding the Controls
• Hour 35 - Integrating Code
• Hour 36 - Debugging and Testing
• Hour 37 - Packaging Your Application

Part VI: Appendices

• Appendix A - Getting the Most Out of the Virtual Classroom Web Site