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Covers every feature and command in VBScript. Includes a description, command, syntax, variables, and uses and cautions for each entry. Explains common Internet programming concepts and acronyms. Covers all VBScript and HTML 3.2 commands and all standard ActiveX controls. Features A to Z listings for quick easy reference. Includes practical examples for every entry. Richard Mansfield is the author of the Visual InterDev 6 Bible, Visual Studio 6 For Dummies, and many other computer books. He is the former editor of Computer magazine. Richard Mansfield has authored more than 30 computer books since 1982. This book can assist anyone from the beginner to the accomplished professional programmer. If you already know Visual Basic or Visual Basic for Applications (VBA), VBScript will be very familiar. Even if you do not know Visual Basic, once you learn VBScript, you are on your way to programming with the whole family of Visual Basic languages.
A suitable primer for beginning programmers, this book uses a full-color approach, expedites the learning process, reflects the graphical nature of the Web environment, and mimics the look and feel of modern coding tools. The CD contains all the source code in the book, plus examples of Visual Basic, Scripting Edition implementations. Visual Basic Scripting Edition (also known as VBScript) is a subset of the Microsoft Visual Basic language. It is implemented as a fast, portable, lightweight interpreter for use in World Wide Web browsers and other applications that use ActiveX Controls, OLE Automation servers, and Java applets. When used in Internet Explorer, VBScript is directly comparable to JavaScript (not Java). Like JavaScript, VBScript is a pure interpreter that processes source code embedded directly in the HTML. This is a basic-level book for beginners without ANY programming experience.
Visual Basic programmers and Internet programmers will be especially happy to meet VBScript and ActiveX. The former can leverage the expertise they've gained with Microsoft's industry-standard software development tool to create powerful, sophisticated Web sites and Internet applications. The latter can add new, advanced development tools to the HTML, Java, JavaScript, and CGI scripting languages already at their disposal. In Introducing VBScript and ActiveX, computing and Internet experts Kenneth L. Spencer, Kenneth C. Miller, and Lauren Lassesen pool their knowledge to bring you a concise and thorough guide to these new tools. On the client side, you'll discover how to work the levers behind the curtains of Microsoft's Internet Explorer Web browser, while on the server side you'll find out how to use Microsoft's Internet Information Server APIs as well as the Internet Database Connector to link SQL Server and Access databases to Web pages.
Now you can be on your way to becoming a VBScript guru in just one weekend! You'll begin on Friday with an introduction to VBScript and will learn how it compares to other languages within the Visual Basic programming family. On Saturday, you'll begin learning syntax, basic programming statements, and Web page tricks. On Sunday, you'll learn how VBScript works with the Windows Script Host and XML and the details of working with files and folders. Pull your new skills together Sunday evening as you learn how to automate Windows tasks. Introduces the basic syntax and statements of the VBScript programming language and how to integrate VBScripts into HTML pages to add interactivity to a web site. The series of seven tutorials also discusses validating HTML forms and combining VBScripts with the Windows Script Host (WSH) to automate complex and repetitive system tasks. Learn Microsoft VBScript In a Weekend with this introduction.
In Learning VBScript, Paul Lomax shows how to take full advantage of client-side scripting using Microsoft''s own scripting language, Visual Basic Scripting Edition, or VBScript. Learning VBScript consists of three distinct sections that quickly teach the reader how take advantage of client-side scripting to enhance a Web site''s pages: A fast-paced introduction to VBScript that covers the basic features of the language and their syntax. Although these tutorial chapters are written primarily for Web content providers, they also explore the difference between VBScript and Visual Basic for Applications, the programming language used both in Visual Basic and in the individual components of Microsoft Office, making them of interest to the millions of VBA programmers who are fairly new to the Web and to developing Web pages. The book also includes an introduction to the Microsoft Internet Explorer (MSIE) object model.
If you're looking for a solid introduction to programming with WSH and VBScript, then this is the book for you. Developed by computer science instructors, books in the for the absolute beginner series teach the principles of programming through simple game creation. By following along with the exercises in this book, you'll acquire the skills you need to write more practical WSH and VBScript programming applications and will learn how these skills can be put to use in real-world scenarios. Best of all, by the time you finish this book, you will be able to apply the basic principles you've learned to the next programming language you tackle. A gentle, non-intimidating introduction to programming for those without experience. Numerous figures, at least one every other page, take the reader through each concept step-by-step. Jerry Lee Ford, Jr. is an author, educator, and IT professional with over 13 years experience in information technology.
A book/CD-ROM tutorial, beginning with the basics of writing programs and moving on to principles of developing robust scripts for Web pages. Covers adding interactivity, multimedia, and graphics to Web pages, using VBScript to integrate controls, and embedding VBScript within HTML documents. Includes daily lessons, chapter and weekly summaries, questions, and exercises. The CD-ROM contains sample VBScripts, source code, and project files. Readers learn how to use VB Script to create living, interactive Web pages. This unique scripting language from Microsoft is taught with clarity and precision, providing the reader with the best and latest information on this popular language - Teaches advanced OLE object techniques. Explores VB Script's animation, interaction, and mathematical abilities. The text emphasizes the new Visual Basic derivative language, Visual Basic Script, and the easy path it provides to developing Internet applications.
Because Visual Basic Script is aimed at bringing the masses of Visual Basic programmers to the Internet quickly, and most of these programmers will have little Internet knowledge, there is a huge need for a book that covers the Visual Basic Script language and the generic Internet programming hurdles new programmers will face. Que has the remedy with this complete reference, which serves as three books in one: 1) a programmer's reference to Visual Basic Script; 2) a troubleshooting reference to general Internet hurdles; and 3) a guide to writing powerful Visual Basic Script applets. - Explains how to write powerful Internet applications and Web pages that use interactive multimedia, graphics, sound, and video. Provides detailed information on making Visual Basic Script applets work with any other Internet applet available-from Java and HTML to VRML and CGI. CD-ROM contains many enhanced visual basic script applets and Web pages.
For the thousands of Web enthusiasts who got their feet wet with the simple tagging language of HTML, VBScript is the next step. VBScript (also known as Visual Basic Script) is a simple scripting language designed to make HTML more powerful and interactive. With VBScript you can link and automate a wide variety of objects in Web pages, including ActiveX Controls and Java "applets." While other VBScript books are intended for experienced programmers, this one is for the vast majority of HTML coders who are less technically sophisticated but still would like a useful introduction and handy reference. At the same time, this book will be useful as a quick reference for the many Visual Basic programmers out there that Microsoft is pushing to use VBScript as the Web scripting language the already know. VBScript makes HTML more powerful and interactive by allowing users to add animation, forms and gather information from visitors.
Lightweight yet powerful, VBScript from Microsoft is used in four main areas: server-side web applications using Active Server Pages (ASP), client-side web scripts using Internet Explorer, code behind Outlook forms, and automating repetitive tasks using Windows Script Host (WSH). VBScript in a Nutshell, Second Edition delivers current and complete documentation for programmers and system administrators who want to develop effective scripts. Completely updated for VBScript 5.6, WSH 5.6 and ASP 3.0, VBScript In a Nutshell, Second Edition includes updated introductory chapters that will help you keep current with the significant changes since the first edition was published. New chapters introduce the Windows Script Component for creating binary COM components, and the Script Encoder. The main part of the book is a comprehensive reference focusing on VBScript essentials with an alphabetical reference to all statements, and keywords and objects.
Keep your Web site dynamic, competitive, and secure the fast and easy way with VBScript applets. This modular tutorial/reference shows you how to create, modify, and maintain content-rich sites and applications without learning a high-level programming language. Mastering VBscript will teach the reader to use VBscript to add interactive content to his or her site. Users will learn to take advantage of all of the functionality of the Visual Basic programming language. This book contains an online VBscript reference in HTML format and all the code used in the book is contained on the CD. Modular tutorial / reference shows you how to create, modify, and maintain content-rich sites and applications without learning a high-level programming language. The author assumes the reader to be already well versed in web development. So if you are a web developer this books is a great resource for your collection.
VBScript is a Microsoft scripting language. It is useful both on client-side and server-side web programming, making it the primary language for programming ASP, and it can be used to program the new Microsoft Windows Script Host. The language itself has been gradually increasing in power and flexibility, and the newest release, VBScript 5.0 - which comes with IE5.0 and can be downloaded for IE3 and 4, or other hosts - represents a huge increase in functionality and usefulness. This book will not only serve as a reference guide to the VBScript language and syntax, but will also demonstrate its usage in context with many practical examples. It is ideal for anyone who uses VBScript as a programming language. It is a desktop reference and quick guide for ASP programmers, IE programmers and Windows Script Host programmers. Presents a comprehensive guide to version 5 of the VBScript language and syntax, together with practical demonstrations.
From the basics to advanced programming techniques, a complete tutorial on using VBScript to build cutting-edge Web sites. No matter what your level of programming expertise, with the VBScript Sourcebook you'll quickly master Microsoft's powerful new Web page scripting extension language. You'll learn to: Use VBScript with advanced HTML and Dynamic HTML; Create self-validating forms, interactive games, and local databases using DHTML data binding; Enliven your Web pages with state-of-the-art multimedia using embedded objects. Combining a structured approach to understanding and using VBScript with hands-on practical advice, Mary Jane Mara takes you step-by-step from VBScript basics to advanced programming techniques. Get acquainted with all the new VBScript objects, properties, methods, events, and other extensions in the new DHTML object model while receiving beginner to intermediate level tutorials on how to use VBScript to enhance your pages.
VBScript is fast becoming the scripting language of Web programming. With it, multimedia, sound, animation, and interactivity can be added to a Web or intranet site. This book details every aspect of the language and gives VBScript developers the most comprehensive collection of information available on the language. - Contains a complete list of HTML 3 features supported by Internet Explorer 3.0. Shows how to connect VBScripts to Java applets, ActiveX controls, and 3D animation. CD-ROM contains all the source code and examples from the book. Here is the complete reference to programming in Microsoft Visual Basic, Scripting Edition. The book gives every function, statement, and operator with complete examples. The book contains a complete list of HTML 3 features supported by Internet Explorer 3.0. The VBScript Superbible is the complete reference to programming in VBScript. The major drawback to this book is that it is slightly outdated.
It emphasizes the new Visual Basic derivative language, Visual Basic Script, and the easy path it provides to developing Internet applications. With VBScript Unleashed, Web programming techniques are presented in a logical and easy-to-follow sequence that helps readers understand the principles involved in developing programs. The reader begins with learning the basics to writing a first program and then builds on that to add interactivity, multimedia, and more to Web page designs. - Provides the reader with a thorough understanding of the VB Script language. Teaches communication across the Internet, safety, security, CGI, and more. CD-ROM includes valuable source code and powerful utilities. You will begin with learning the basics to writing a first program and then builds on that to add interactivity, multimedia, and more to Web page designs. Topics include: ActiveX Controls, Security, Cookies, Active Documents, Error Handling, and animation.
Web Scripting with VBScript covers the essentials of VBScript and the inclusion of scripts into HTML documents such as embedding HTML tags, file I/O, using OLE controls, structured error handling, and incorporating material from Microsoft's Internet Assistant. Web Scripting with VBScript also includes Web pages with in-line video, tables, forms, and animation, and the disk contains scripts, HTML code, and completed web pages for practice or customizing. A reference guide for Microsoft's new Internet programming language, which gives Web programmers the power of Java without the need to learn a C++ based language. Begins with a review of HTML, followed by topics such as handling text boxes, checkboxes, and radio buttons in Web pages; self-modifying Web pages, Active X controls, navigating the Internet from VBScript, and Web page frames. Enable ActiveX controls in your Web pages; Include borderless frames, scrolling windows, and transparent gifs.