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Learn Visual dBasic Programming: A Hands-on Guide to Object Oriented Database Programming

by Martin L. Rinehart

Learn Visual dBASE® Programming helps you master two criticaldatabase technologies--object-oriented programming and Windows programming--sothat you can fully exploit Visual dBASE's major new capabilities.

dBASE guru Martin Rinehart shows you how to develop professional-qualityWindows applications. He focuses particularly on event-driven

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dBASE guru Martin Rinehart shows you how to develop professional-qualityWindows applications. He focuses particularly on event-driven Windowsprogramming methods and on creating reusable object classes for current andfuture projects.

Learn Visual dBASE Programming features hundreds ofauthoritative tips that will enable you to maximize the strengths of thispowerful new product. Discover how to develop from scratch important Windowsclasses not included in Visual dBASE, including:

speedbars
calendars
classes simulating multiple-inheritance
outline browsers.

Learn Visual dBASE Programming's companion disk contains Windowsclasses that include trees, outlines, calendars, and critical path planning.During the course of this book you'll learn how to build professional-qualityobjects using the techniques you've mastered.

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ISBN-13:: 9780201608366
Publisher:: Addison-Wesley
Publication date:: 09/18/1995
Pages:: 383
Product dimensions:: 7.43(w) x 9.12(h) x 0.98(d)

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Meet the Author

Martin L. Rinehart is an authority on database management systems anddBASE in particular. He served as an unofficial advisor to the Borland dBASEfor Windows development team and has written major articles on dBASE forWindows for magazines including dBASE Advisor and dBASEInformant. He has served on the committees to establish ANSI standards forthe XBase programming languages, such as dBASE. He is the author of BuildingdBASE IV 2.0 Applications and Client/Server dBASE Programming, bothfrom Addison-Wesley.

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