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 Event-Driven
 
 ■ "Event-driven" describes the programming model in Visual Basic. Unlike
   applications written in procedural languages, a Visual Basic application
   consists of code that remains idle until triggered by specific events,
   caused either by the user or by the system. For example, a mouse click
   triggers a Click event.
 
 See: ◄Error/Event Trapping Summary►
      ◄Object Events Summary►
      ◄Tutorial: Writing Event-Driven Programs►