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Discover how to use ASP.NET to build, deploy, and run 10 distributed Web applications that can target any browser on any device.

Active Server Pages 3 Weekend Crash Course is written to meet the needs of the reader who is new to ASP. However, through the use of carefully constructed roadmaps at the beginning of each session as well as pre- and post-assessment software on the CD-ROM, the book is also quite accessible to the reader who already has some knowledge of ASP.

This book is written in two basic sections: algorithms & implementation and database/user interface implementation. Each section takes a pragmatic approach to identifying, addressing and solving the issues at hand. Code-rich, this book and CD-ROM are accessible immediately to solve common problems developers face. In addition, each chapter offers thoughts and guidance on expanding the solutions provided thereby challenging and teaching the reader.

A complete programming reference covering the latest version of Active Server Pages (ASP), as well as the complementary Internet Explorer 5.0, IIS 4, Site Server 3, SQL Server 7, and Transaction and Message Queue Servers. Aimed at beginning through intermediate readers, this guide includes tutorials on Visual Basic Script, JavaScript, and the ASP object models that get newcomers up to speed with plenty of examples and tables.

A revision of the previously published Using Visual Basic 6, this reference for beginning programmers (or experienced developers new to Visual Basic) focuses on step-by-step instruction for the most commonly used features of the programming language. Assumes a working knowledge of the Windows operating system and interface.

This book is the perfect resource for programmers who want comprehensive, updated coverage of the most common Visual Basic concepts and language elements. Concise descriptions detail everything you need to know about each Visual Basic command, component, and control. For quick reference, you can easily look up any function, statement, method, property, or event in the alphabetical jump table in the front of the book. Every example, project, and screenshot in the book has been created to reflect a professional coding style that takes advantage of all the new features of Visual Basic 6, making it an ideal source of knowledge for both beginners and experienced programmers.

Using Visual Basic 6 is broken into four sections. Part One is Visual basic and its Integrated Development Environment. Part Two takes you through the concepts and practices that are applicable not only to Visual basic programming, but other programming environments as well. Part Three teaches programming tools and techniques. Part Four introduces the advanced features including database programming, ActiveX controls, and objects oriented programming.

This book goes beyond your basic user's manual. In addition to providing you with complete coverage of Visual Basic 6, the Visual Basic 6 Bible serves as the essential resource designed to help you understand how and when to use the various tools and techniques available in Visual Basic. It features relevant, real-world sample code and applications that you can incorporate into your own projects.

This in-depth tutorial shows you how to add interactivity to your Internet or intranet site with Microsoft's Visual Basic Scripting Edition. Techniques for automating and customizing your web site with VBScript are explained using step-by-step instructions and real-world examples. Detailed coverage of using VBScript as the "glue" between Java™ applets, databases, and ActiveX controls is also provided.