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The Microsoft Guide to Visual Basic for MS-DOS Programming
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■ The Microsoft Guide to Visual Basic for MS-DOS Programming
By Peter G. Aitken
Microsoft Press
Book: $24.95
Ordering info: 800-MSPRESS (8:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. Central Time).
ISBN Number: 1-55615-478-X
A complete, practical, and accessible guide to Visual Basic for MS-DOS
programming--from the company that knows Visual Basic best. All that's
needed is some previous experience with Basic and a desire to start
working with the hottest MS-DOS programming tool of the 90s. Aitken
thoroughly discusses each task--from designing the user interface to
writing complete Visual Basic for MS-DOS applications. Key topics
include creating a form, setting properties, writing code, mastering
the Basic language, responding to user input, creating menus,
working with files, debugging your application, and working with
graphics.
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