Teach Yourself (McGraw-Hill)
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In its new .net version, Visual Basic can be used to create stand-alone applications, ActiveX applets for Web pages, and libraries of functions that can be retrieved from other programs. Compatible with other languages in Microsoft's Visual Studio set, its programs can share data and functions with programs written in those languages. Teach Yourself Visual Basic uses jargon-free language to help new IT users focus on essential structures and techniques, and then move on to advanced features.
This guide is designed for all World Wide Web users who would like to move on from browsing to publishing on the Net. It is a new edition, updated to reflect changes in the field of HTML publishing and page creation. The book assumes no previous knowledge and is suitable for the beginner. Apart from the basic principles, the text also covers more advanced features, such as making your page interactive or extensively interlinked to other pages. Essential principles are explained and demonstrated by a fully-worked example. Some examples will be available on the Internet in the Teach Yourself home pages.
