Products

	Access Database Design & Programming, 2nd Edition
	ASP in a Nutshell
	DAO Object Model: The Definitive Reference -- New!
	Developing ASP Components
	Developing Visual Basic Add-Ins
	Inside the Windows 95 Registry
	Learning VBScript
	VB & VBA in a Nutshell: The Language
	Visual Basic Controls in a Nutshell
	Win32 API Programming with Visual Basic -- New!
	Windows Error Messages
	Writing Excel Macros
	Writing Word Macros

Resources

O'Reilly VB Web Conferences. Connect with your professional-level peers! This no-cost forum provides opportunities to share information, tips & tricks, requests for help, sharing of code, and more. Connect using e-mail, browser, or news reader.

Ron's VB Forum -- Do you have a particularly interesting VB question? Check out this bi-monthly column from O'Reilly VB editor, Ron Petrusha.

Interested in calling Win32 dynamic link libraries from Visual Basic? Check out this updated excerpt from Inside the Windows 95 Registry.

Paul Lomax, author of VB & VBA in a Nutshell and Learning VBScript, shares his Top 15 VB Tips and Tricks.

Why program Word? Many VBA programmers and users of Microsoft Word don't realize the extensive opportunities that exist within the Word Object Model. We've come up with a Top 10 List that might spark some ideas of your own.

Does your software know which version OS you're running? O'Reilly editor Ron Petrusha reviews how to make this determination and discusses why it is important in Where am I Running?

VBScripts.com provides extensive solutions, articles, and resources for VB and VBA programmers. Author Paul Lomax maintains the site. Don't miss his active forum.

O'Reilly author, Steve Roman, has developed an enhanced Object Model Browser which is designed to provide various structured views of an object (or type) library.

Speaking at VBits, Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer introduced the developer community to the next version of Visual Basic. New features to Visual Basic include Code-based and visual inheritance, Free threading, and Structured exception handling. Ballmer proclaimed that VB would be at the forefront of the transformation.

Our VB/ASP survey results are in. Find out how your answers compare to your colleagues when it comes to how you decide to buy Visual Basic or ASP books.

Eleven Reasons Not to Migrate to ADO--Thinking of migrating to ADO, Microsoft's ActiveX Data Objects, from DAO? Think again. Helen Feddema, author of DAO Object Model: The Definitive Reference, lists eleven reasons why you should stick with DAO.

Be at the head of your class! O'Reilly, in cooperation with Digital Education Systems, presents "Learning VBScript and ActiveX." This web-based course covers Microsoft's "active platform," including ActiveX controls, ActiveX documents, VBScript, and Active Server Pages.

O'Reilly is looking for an associate editor for our VB books program. Could that be you?

DAO Object Model: The Definitive Reference [New!] will guide you through the Access object models, allowing you, with the support of Automation, to reference the application components you want to manipulate. An understanding of the object models is essential for developers who work with data in Access tables, or who want to manipulate components of the Access interface from other Office apps. This book will become *the* reference guide VB developers reach for when working with data in Access tables, or for manipulating components of the Access interface from other Office applications. Sample chapter 2, the DBEngine Object, is available online now!

The latest Ron's VB Forum addresses how to create a combo drop-down box in MS Word 2000. Whether you're new to programming or you're already a pro, this month's column will get you started designing custom documents in Word VBA.

Heretofore VB programmers have had the Object Browser and the OLE/COM Object Viewer. Now comes Steve Roman's Object Model Browser, which depicts the path to a Database object within the DAO object model.

Microsoft's Visual Basic for Applications is a long-awaited universal batch language--a glue designed to hold together the components of an application. O'Reilly editor Ron Petrusha introduces the relationships between VBA, COM, and the Object Model.

Just getting into DCOM? DEVX.com says that Learning DCOM is "is unquestionably the ultimate DCOM primer for C++ programmers." Read the entire review online now!