Microsoft Visual Basic Programming

Microsoft Visual Basic is a programming environment used to create graphical applications for the Microsoft Windows family of operating systems. Microsoft Visual Basic 2008 is the current release.
This web site has a series of lessons and examples on how to design applications and create computer programs using Microsoft Visual Basic 2008.
Besides the lessons on application design with various descriptions of Windows controls, the second major part of this web site contains lessons on database design and development using ADO.NET and Microsoft SQL Server

Part I: Microsoft Visual Basic		Part V: Windows Controls
1. Introduction to Microsoft Visual Basic		20. Introduction to Text-Based Controls
2. Graphical Applications Fundamentals		21. Managing Text-Based Controls
Part II: Controls Design and Properties		22. Button-Based Controls
3. Introduction to Application Design		23. Check Boxes
4. Introduction to Controls Properties		24. List Boxes
5. Details on Controls Properties		25. Checked List Boxes
5. Controls Methods and Events		26. Combo Boxes
6. Introduction to Exception Handling		27. Spin Buttons
7. .NET Exception Handling		28. Track Bars and Scroll Bars
Part III: GDI+		29. The List View
8. Introduction to GDI+		30. The Tree View
9. Introduction to Bitmaps		31. Progress-Based Controls
10. Operations on Bitmaps		32. The Month Calendar Control
11. GDI+ Accessories		33. The Date/Time Picker
12. Drawing Shapes		Part VI: Applications Accessories
13. Drawing Curves		34. Introduction to Applications Menus
14. Introduction to Brushes		35. Visual Characteristics of Menu Items
15. Texture and Gradient Brushes		36. Managing Menu Items
16. Drawing Strings		Part VII: File Processing
Part IV: Controls Containers		37. Accessories for File Processing
17. The Forms of an Application		38. Introduction to File Processing
18. Introduction to Controls Containers		39. Details on File Processing
19. Tab Controls and Tab Pages		Part VIII: Application Functionality
		40. Introduction to Printing
		41. Configuring Printing
		42. Application Online Help

Part I: Databases Fundamentals		Part V: Microsoft SQL Server and ADO.NET
1. Introduction to Databases		22. Introduction to Microsoft SQL Server
2. Serialization		23. Introduction to ADO.NET
3. File-Based Databases		Part VI: SQL and Transact-SQL
Part II: Collections		24. Introduction to SQL
4. Introduction to Collections		25. Operations on SQL Variables
5. Built-In Collection Classes		26. SQL Expressions
6. Dictionary-Based Collections		27. Introduction to SQL Functions
Part III: XML		28. A Review of Built-In SQL Functions
7. Introduction to XML		Part VII: Database Development With ADO.NET
8. Introduction to XML Elements		29. The Tables of a Database
9. Operations on XML Elements		30. The Records of a Database
10. Maintenance of XML Elements		31. Assistance With Data Entry II
11. The Attributes of XML Elements		32. Introduction ADO.NET Visual Tools
12. Types of Nodes of an XML Document		33. Introduction to Data Selection
13. XML Reading and Writing		34. The Data Adapter
Part IV: Data Sets		35. Sorting and Filtering Records
14. The Data Grid View		36. Operations on Data Selection
15. Introduction to Data Sets and Tables		37. Relationships and Data Integrity
16. The Columns of a Table		38. Data Binding
17. The Records of a Table		39. Data Joins
18. Assistance With Data Entry I		40. Views
19. Data Relationships		41. Stored Procedures
20. Records Maintenance		42. Techniques of Commanding a Database
21. The Data View

ADO.NET How To

Bind a Data Grid View

Last Update: Friday, December 19, 2008 21:16

Started on Tuesday 05 February 2008


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