November 2002
Beginner
432 pages
11h 44m
English
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Summary
This chapter previewed Visual Basic's role as an Internet player. Obviously, one chapter cannot cover even a small fraction of the details needed to turn Visual Basic into an Internet programming tool. A huge background is needed just about Internet technology before you tackle Visual Basic's interface. As you've seen, Visual Basic provides full online support and supplies an Internet browser wizard that adds online capabilities to virtually any program.
Both intranet and Internet program support can be vital to a company.
Visual Basic supports online programming in many ways.
With the Visual Basic Application Wizard, you can install an Internet Web browser in your application.
Advanced Internet tools are available for the programmer who ...