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A. Descrption
B. Number
C. Code
D. Source
E. Helpcontext
A. PrintReport
B. Print
C. PrintForm
D. Preview
E. Show
A. CPen
B. CBrush
C. CFont
D. CBitmap
E. CRect
A. WriteSettings
B. StoreSettings
C. StoreProperties
D. WriteProperties
E. Save
A. ScriptingEngine
B. ScriptEngineBuildVersion
C. ScriptEngine
D. a and b.
E. b and c.
A. Space
B. Split
C. Sqr
D. String
E. Strcomp
A. They are used for graphical drawing.
B. They are derived from the CDC class.
C. They are used for database applications.
D. They are used for internet services.
E. They are not derived from the CObject class.
A. Private, Images, Global.asa
B. Global.asa, Images, Search.htm
C. Images, Script, Search.htm, Global.asa, Private
D. Images, Search.htm, Scriptlibrary, Private
E. Global.asa, Search.htm, Private, Scriptlibrary, Images
A. A view is a child of a frame window.
B. More than one view can share a frame window, as in the case of a splitter window.
C. A view can be attached to many documents.
D. A view may be responsible for handling several different types of input, such as keyboard input,
E. mouse input or input via drag-and-drop, as well as commands from menus, toolbars, or scroll bars.
F. The view is responsible for displaying and modifying the document's data but not for storing it.
A. Visual Interdev gives you the ability to debug not only client side but also server side code.
B. Visual Interdev supports the local mode for development.
C. Visual Interdev supports the offline mode for development.
D. One drawback of Visual Interdev is its non-integration with Visual SourceSafe.
E. Visual Interdev gives you the ability to set breakpoints, to step through code and to see through logic.
A. Scripting Object Model.
B. Static Object Model.
C. Scripting Object Mechanism.
D. Static Object Method.
E. Scriptlet Object Model.
A. CArchive
B. CPoint
C. CDC
D. CPrintInfo
E. CString
A. Objects provided by the VBScript engine.
B. Objects provided by the VBScript author.
C. Objects provided by Internet Explorer.
D. a and c.
E. a,b and c.
A. Font
B. Background
C. Foreground
D. Preview
E. Lists
A. Notepad
B. FrontPage
C. HTMLEditor.
D. The Design Editor.
E. Source Editor.
A. Connection
B. Command
C. Recordset
D. Database
E. Parameter
A. Class
B. Match
C. Matches
D. Form
E. Dictionary
A. Time
B. Hour
C. Minute
D. Seconds
E. b and c
A. Enclose the date in single quotes.
B. Enclose the date in double quotes.
C. Enclose the date in # symbols.
D. Enclose the date in ! symbols.
E. No special treatment is required.
A. A list of all controls on a form.
B. A list of all the controls used by your program.
C. A list of all text boxes on a form.
D. A list of all visible controls.
E. The names of all control arrays on the form.
A. Client Objects and Events, Client Scripts.
B. Client Objects and Events, Server Objects and Events.
C. Client Objects and Events, Server Scripts.
D. Client Objects and Events, Client Scripts, Server Objects and Events.
E. Client Objects and Events, Client Scripts, Server Objects and Events, Server Scripts.
A. Do...Loop
B. While...Wend
C. For...Next
D. For Each...Next
E. Loop...End Loop
A. Diagram pane.
B. Grid Pane.
C. SQL Pane.
D. Results Pane.
E. Relationship Pane.
A. CCur
B. CFloat
C. CDbl
D. CByte
E. CBool
A. PageObject
B. PageNavBar
C. Page Transitions
D. RecordSetNavBar
E. TimeLines
A. CFileDialog
B. CFontDialog
C. CSearchDialog
D. CPrintDialog
E. CColorDialog
A. Directly constructing it using the Create function
B. Directly constructing it using the LoadFrame function.
C. Indirectly constructing it using a document template.
D. a and c.
E. a,b and c.
A. ' or /
B. ' or REM
C. // or '
D. // or @
E. / or --
A. Programming language.
B. Object Broker.
C. Development tool for web-based applications.
D. Web page designing tool.
E. Advanced version of Visual Basic.
A. Let, Get, Set.
B. Load, Unload, Count.
C. Add, Remove, Item.
D. Add, Delete, Index.
E. Add, Remove, Sort.
A. Exp
B. Fix
C. Int
D. Sqrt
E. Round
A. When the user hides the form.
B. When the form is unloaded.
C. When the user moves to another form or program.
D. Never
E. When all references to the form are deleted.
A. Connection
B. Command
C. Recordset
D. Database
E. Parameter
A. IsArray
B. LBound
C. Array
D. Arr
E. Split
A. On Error resume next.
B. On Error resume.
C. On Error goto 0.
D. a and c.
E. b and c.
A. Min
B. Max
C. Filled
D. CurrentValue
E. Value
A. At
B. Atn
C. Abs
D. Array
E. Asc
A. IsNumber
B. IsVal
C. IsNumeric
D. IsInteger
E. IsFloat
A. Query Designer.
B. Site Designer.
C. Object Designer.
D. Script Outline.
E. Script Builder.
A. InitInstance
B. InitApplication
C. BeginApplication
D. NewInstance
E. BeginInstance
A. A list of all forms in a project
B. A list of all hidden forms.
C. A list of all currently loaded forms.
D. A list of all visible forms.
E. All the child forms of an MDI application.
A. Click
B. KeyPress
C. KeyDown
D. a and b.
E. b and c.
A. Design
B. Source
C. Quick
D. Code
E. c and d.
A. Name
B. Index
C. Count
D. Type
E. Value
A. RaiseEvent
B. SetEvent
C. Trigger
D. TriggerEvent
E. FireEvent
A. MS SQL Server 6.
B. Oracle
C. DB2
D. a and b.
E. a,b and c
A. CClientDC
B. CMetaFileDC
C. CPaintDC
D. CWindowDC
E. a or b.
A. OLE Automation Types.
B. Support classes.
C. Internet Server API.
D. File Services.
E. Window Support.
A. Null
B. Byte
C. Integer
D. Long
E. Float
A. The CArchive class allows you to save a complex network of objects in a permanent binary form (usually disk storage) that persists after those objects are deleted.
B. Later you can load the objects from persistent storage, reconstituting them in memory.
C. You must create a CFile object before you can create a CArchive object.
D. The CArchive class is derived from the base class CObject.
E. CArchive also supports programming with the MFC Windows Sockets classes CSocket and CSocketFile.