Users will get all the tools they need to develop powerful OCX controls for Visual Basic 95 with this book/CD-ROM set. -- Includes a complete suite of 50 powerful OCX controls for Visual Basic -- Written by the authors of the best-selling Teach Yourself Visual Basic in 21 Days -- Shows how a professional OCX custom control is implemented -- from the development of the prototype to the development of the control -- Explore OCX technology, using OCX controls in Visual Basic applications, WinG, and more -- CD-ROM contains source code, executables of all the sample OCXs, and 50 OCXs created by the authors

This no-nonsense approach to Visual Basic programming gives the reader what they need to begin programming immediately. The book covers both the Standard and Professional editions of Visual Basic, along with 32-bit programming which is now supported by version 4.0. Disk contains all the example programs listed in the book, plus a valuable set of professional custom controls.

This book provides people new to Client/Server concepts and implementation a step-by-step guide to building applications in Visual Basic. Specific implementation examples are provided including cutting edge technology such as WinSock, distributed OLE, Remote Access, etc. The CD contains all example code--including executable versions of the applications--custom controls, and utilities.

In this second edition of the bestselling guide, the authors present programming techniques in a logical, easy-to-follow sequence that helps users understand the principles involved in developing programs. The reader learns the basics to write a first program, and then moves on to adding voice, music, sound, and graphics.

The WinG Microsoft library was specifically designed to help developers develop fast-performing, powerful multimedia and game programs for Windows. This book teaches the reader how to develop state-of-the-art games and multimedia Windows applications by using the WinG library. CD contains source code to the applications developed in the book and various utilities.

Write successful, professional-quality programs using Visual Basic; add music, voice, and graphics to your applications; find out how to write your own dynamic link library (DLL); learn to use sprite controls and DirectDraw to affect animation; and create your own ActiveX controls.