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Visual Basic for MS-DOS Developer's Guide
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Periodicals and Books List
■ Visual Basic for MS-DOS Developer's Guide
By William J. Orvis
Prentice Hall Computer Publishing/SAMS
Book: $39.95/Includes one disk containing all source and
executable code from the book as well as third-party tools and
utilities.
Ordering info: 1-800-428-5331 or (fax order) 1-800-448-3804
This guide covers advanced topics such as creating custom controls,
porting from Windows to MS-DOS, drawing the graphical User Interface,
designing windows and dialog boxes, adding forms incrementally to
QuickBasic and QBasic programs that have been "translated" to
Visual Basic for MS-DOS, handling mouse events, and more.
A combination tutorial and reference, this guide provides information
on all the functions, objects, and keyboards associated with this
programming language.
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