Chapter 23. The Application Framework
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Adding a Code File to Handle Application Events (Start, End, Network Status, Global Exceptions) |
What Microsoft calls the “Application Framework” is actually a set of features. Among other things, the Application Framework ensure that application settings are saved when a program exits, and provides application events, which you’ll see in the section, “Adding a Code File to Handle Application Events (Start, End, Network Status, Global Exceptions))” later in this chapter.
As you’ve read several times already, the Visual Basic compiler amends your own source code with additional source code that you never actually get to see. This is the source code saved by the ...
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