Visual Basic.NET How to Program (PDF)

XXXIV Illustrations
24.43 Microsoft On-Screen Keyboard. 1253
24.44 Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.5’s accessibility options. 1254
24.45 Advanced accessibility settings in Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.5. 1255
A Operator Precedence Chart
A.1 Operator precedence chart. 1264
B Number Systems (on CD)
B.1 Digits of the binary, octal, decimal and hexadecimal number systems. 1268
B.2 Comparison of the binary, octal, decimal and hexadecimal
number systems. 1269
B.3 Positional values in the decimal number system. 1269
B.4 Positional values in the binary number system. 1269
B.5 Positional values in the octal number system. 1270
B.6 Positional values in the hexadecimal number system. 1270
B.7 Decimal, binary, octal, and hexadecimal equivalents. 1270
B.8 Converting a binary number to decimal. 1272
B.9 Converting an octal number to decimal. 1272
B.10 Converting a hexadecimal number to decimal. 1273
C Career Opportunities (on CD)
C.1 Monster.com home page. (Courtesy of Monster.com.] 1283
C.2 FlipDog.com job search. (Courtesy of Flipdog.com.) 1284
C.3 List of a job seeker’s criteria. 1286
C.4 Advantage Hiring, Inc.’s Net-Interview service. (Courtesy of
Advantage Hiring, Inc.) 1289
C.5 eLance.com request for proposal (RFP) example. (Courtesy
of eLance, Inc.] 1292
D Visual Studio .NET Debugger
D.1 Syntax error. 1303
D.2 Debug sample program. 1304
D.3 Debug configuration setting. 1305
D.4 Setting a breakpoint. 1305
D.5 Console application suspended for debugging. 1305
D.6 Execution suspended at a breakpoint. 1306
D.7 Watch window. 1307
D.8 Autos and Locals windows. 1308
D.9 Immediate window. 1308
D.10 Debug toolbar icons. 1309
D.11 Breakpoints window. 1310
D.12 Disabled breakpoint. 1310
D.13 New Breakpoint dialog. 1311
D.14 Breakpoint Hit Count dialog. 1311
D.15 Breakpoint Condition dialog. 1311
D.16 Demonstrates procedure debugging. 1312
D.17 Call Stack window. 1312