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Este documento describe las principales ventanas y barras de Visual Basic. Explica que hay 3 formas de comenzar un proyecto: nuevo, existente o recientes. Luego describe la ventana principal que contiene la barra de tÃtulo, menú, herramientas, cuadro de herramientas, ventana de diseño, posición del formulario, propiedades y explorador de proyectos. Finalmente explica cómo operar cada una de estas ventanas y barras.
Visual basic 6.0Ayhli123
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Este documento describe las principales ventanas y barras de Visual Basic. Describe 3 formas de comenzar un proyecto (nuevo, existente o reciente), y luego explica la ventana principal que incluye la barra de tÃtulo, menú, herramientas, cuadro de herramientas, ventana de diseño, posición del formulario, propiedades y explorador de proyectos. También describe cómo operar cada una de estas áreas para diseñar y modificar la interfaz de usuario de una aplicación.
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Este documento describe los conceptos básicos de manipulación de datos en Visual Basic, incluyendo tipos de datos, variables, constantes, operadores, procedimientos, estructuras de control, colecciones de objetos, arreglos y instrucciones SQL.Pasos de proyecto1
- 1. 1 er form: Command 1 (productos): Private Sub Command1_Click() Form2.Show End Sub Command 2(publicidad): Private Sub Command2_Click() Form3.Show End Sub Command 3(salir): Private Sub Command3_Click() End End Sub
- 2. Command 1(cmdplumas) Private Sub cmddiccionarios_Click() Picture5.Visible = True Frame7.Visible = True Text5.Visible = True End Sub command2(cmdcolores) Private Sub cmdcolores_Click() Picture2.Visible = True Frame3.Visible = True Text2.Visible = True End Sub Command 3(cmdlibretas) Private Sub cmdlibretas_Click() Picture3.Visible = True Frame4.Visible = True Text3.Visible = True End Sub Command4(cmdmochilas) Private Sub cmdmochilas_Click() Picture4.Visible = True Frame6.Visible = True Text4.Visible = True End Sub
- 3. command5(cmddiccionarios) Private Sub cmddiccionarios_Click() Picture5.Visible = True Frame7.Visible = True Text5.Visible = True End Sub Command6 Private Sub Command2_Click() Picture6.Visible = True Frame8.Visible = True Text6.Visible = True End Sub Option1(sueltas) Private Sub Option1_Click() Frame2.Visible = True Text1 = 3 End Sub Option2(paquete de 7 plumas) Private Sub Option2_Click() Frame2.Visible = True Text1 = 15 End Sub Option3(caja de 12 pzas) Private Sub Option3_Click() Frame3.Visible = True Text2 = 26 End Sub Option4(caja de 24 pzas) Private Sub Option4_Click() Frame3.Visible = True Text2 = 54 End Sub Option5(C.Grande) Private Sub Option5_Click() Frame4.Visible = True Text3 = 8 End Sub Option6(C.Pequeño) Private Sub Option6_Click() Frame4.Visible = True Text3 = 7 End Sub
- 4. Option7(Chenson) Private Sub Option7_Click() Frame6.Visible = True Text4 = 250 End Sub Option8(Wilson) Private Sub Option8_Click() Frame6.Visible = True Text4 = 150 End Sub Option9(Diccionario) Private Sub Option9_Click() Frame7.Visible = True Text5 = 120 End Sub Option10(Bote de Crayolas) Private Sub Option10_Click() Frame8.Visible = True Text6 = 46 End Sub Command (REGRESAR) Private Sub Command1_Click() Form1.Show unloadme End Sub
- 5. command1(REPRODUCIR) Private Sub Command1_Click() WMP1.URL = App.Path + "papeleria 56(2).wmv" End Sub Command2(REGRESAR) Private Sub Command2_Click() Form1.Show unloadme End Sub