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      • ▼Microsoft Visual FoxPro
        • ▶Creating Client-Server Solutions with Microsoft Visual FoxPro
        • ▶Fundamentals of Object-Oriented Programming
        • ▼Introduction to and Advanced Usage of the Object Model in Microsoft Visual FoxPro
          • Creating Reusable Classes
          • ▶Why Create Classes?
          • ▶Class and Object Syntax
          • Creating Composite Classes
          • ▶Using a Class
          • A Coded Class
          • Creating Classes Visually
          • The Visual Class Designer
          • A Sample Visual Class-Stopwatch
          • ▶The Engine Class
          • Code for Class SwatchEngine
          • ▶Combining the Engine and the Display-Class Swatch
          • Code for Class SwatchEngine
          • An Example Using the Swatch Class
          • Code in Form: Swatch
          • Conclusion
          • The Class Browse
          • Introduction
          • Running the Class Browser
          • ▶Class Browser Form Interface
          • ▼VCX/SCX File Structure
            • Notes
          • Acknowledgments
        • ▶Migrating Your Microsoft FoxPro 2.x-based Applications
        • ▶Using OLE in Microsoft Visual FoxPro
        • ▶Wizards and Builders in Microsoft FoxPro
      • ▶Microsoft Windows NT
      • ▶Multimedia