In the Learning Edition of VB there were only 4 ActiveX controls, but in the Professional Edition of VB, Microsoft has provided 20 additional controls. Some are very excellent and some you may never use. In this section of the tutorial I provide a few com
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In the Learning Edition of VB there were only 4 ActiveX controls, but in the Professional Edition of VB, Microsoft has provided 20 additional controls. Some are very excellent and some you may never use. In this section of the tutorial I provide a few comments about each one, trying to give some useful pointers on the use of each control. I strongly suggest that you review my control summary chart - available in Excel 97 and Excel 5.0 formats. The chart gives the complete list of VB controls - along with their properties, methods, and events.
The spreadsheet will help you get a "big-picture" overview of the VB controls (both Intrinsic and Pro). Equally strongly, I suggest you read the HELP file content for each of the properties/events/methods for these controls. If you don't know that the property or method of an object exists, then you won't know when to apply it in your applications!
Introduction As with the Intrinsic controls, not all of the ActiveX controls are equally useful. Some you will use on many applications but you will use others only when you have a special need for the features the controls offer.
When you start VB, none of the ActiveX controls are displayed in the Toolbox. Only the intrinsic controls are displayed, so you must manually insert the ActiveX controls into the Toolbox as you need them. To do so, right-mouse click on the toolbox and go to "Components", select the controls to put on the toolbox and press "OK".
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