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VB.NET
202:
Windows
Forms and Controls
with
Dan Hermes
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Monday,
June 16th, 2003, 6:45PM
Microsoft, 6th floor, 201 Jones Road., Waltham MA (directions)
Free and open to the public
.NET
Windows Forms provide a variety of new features and true object-oriented
underpinnings. How do the new
VB.NET Windows Forms differ from VB6 forms?
Get an in-depth look at the new controls.
Which ones are retired? For
developers who wish to roll-their-own, behold .NET custom controls.
Explore how Windows Forms lead us logically to Web Forms and
Internet development. We’ll
cover:
- Forms
As Classes
- Visual
Inheritance
- Control
Tab Order
- Docking,
Anchoring, Splitting
- Automatic
Resizing
- Data
Entry Validation
- Custom
Controls
- Web
Forms and Controls
Our speaker:
Dan Hermes, MCT, MCSD is President and principal consultant at
Lexicon Systems, Inc. www.lexiconsystemsinc.com.
Mr. Hermes develops Business Information Systems for IT
organizations nationally. He has
over fifteen years of experience as a developer and project leader, with
expertise in in object-oriented design, Internet applications, database
design, high-volume transaction processing, and multi-tiered,
cross-platform development. As a Microsoft Certified Trainer,
he has taught Visual Basic courses through the Microsoft Official
Curriculum. On the faculty of Northeastern University, Mr. Hermes has
offered courses on Visual Basic and E-Commerce development. For
development, he specializes in VB6 and VB.NET, also using ASP.NET, C++, XML,
ASP, SQL Server, Oracle, DB2, and many others. Leaders in
business, software development, e-commerce, and Internet technology call
on him to bring their endeavors to success and profitability. Mr.
Hermes can be contacted at hermes@lexiconsystemsinc.com.
General
Info
The Greater Boston Visual Basic Learning User Group meets
on the third monday of the month. We discuss introductory topics in Visual Basic.
The group meets at
Microsoft, 6th floor, 201 Jones Road., Waltham MA at 7:00pm. Meetings are
free and open to the public.
In
case of inclement weather you can call Microsoft's main number to check
for a recording of cancelled meetings at 781-487-6400.
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Future Meetings:
June 2003:
VB.NET 202 with Dan Hermes
Past Meetings:
March 2003:
VB.NET 101: Intro for VB Developers
with Dan Hermes
April 2003:
Good Programming Practices in VB.NET with David Berube
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