Providing expert tips and techniques for optimizing Visual Basic code, a guide for familiar users includes thorough coverage of OLE and its applications, while explaining the process of developing data access applications. Original. (Intermediate).
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Nothing comes close to this comprehensive, up-to-date guide to successful Windows programming! This all-in-one reference provides extensive coverage of every topic and technique for creating optimized, customized applications with Visual Basic. In-depth information on OLE-enabled programs and data access applications--topics requested by actual programmers. The best way to use Visual Basic in conjunction with Microsoft Office applications to develop robust custom programs. Disk contains source code, interface modules, and project files. Includes step-by-step tutorials and practical application examples. Covers Latest Version for Windows. -- Que Corp
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3.0 out of 5 stars
Great for Database apps, not so great for the rest,
By A Customer
This review is from: Special Edition Using Visual Basic 4 (Paperback)
I needed to know lots more about VB 4, just having
upgraded from VB 3, so I went out in search of an
appropriate textbook to ponder.
My eye caught the ad in the upper-left corner of
the cover page, "The Most Complete Reference". Ooh, great! I picked it up right away.
It is with less enthusiasm with which I offer this review.
If you are looking to implement VB 4 and databases, or wish to learn about OLE, this book offers comprehensive discussions on those topics.
In fact, disappointingly, more than half of the book has been devoted to them.
Another one-fourth of the book discusses "integrating VB 4 with MS Office", which is mostly
about getting VB to talk to Excel.
The remaining material about VB 4 is sparse by comparison, and the companion CD-ROM does NOT
contain the code examples. Rather, it is the VB-CD quarterly from Fawcett Publications.
Ah well, the search for a better book is on...especially since I've now upgraded VB to 5.0!
- Ken Robertson
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