After completing PowerBuilder 6: Building Objects, the user should be able to:
 

	Use the Library painter as a navigation tool
	Manipulate libraries and library entries
	Print, modify properties of, optimize, and search libraries
	Use regeneration and rebuild objects
	Migrate from an earlier version of PowerBuilder
	Build a dynamic runtime library
	Use the Menu painter to develop a menuing system
	Explain keyboard navigation and assign access and shortcut keys
	Create toolbars and set toolbar properties
	Use inheritance to generate menus

Using the Application Painter
 

	Defining the application object
	Setting application properties

Using the Library Painter
 

	Navigating with the library painter
	Jumping to a painter
	Selecting library entries
	Copying or moving library entries
	Deleting library entries
	Exporting and importing library entries

Using Libraries
 

	Printing library entries
	Modifying library and entry properties
	Searching library entries
	Using regeneration
	Rebuilding your application
	Migrating a PowerBuilder application

Managing Libraries
 

	Manipulating library files
	Building a dynamic runtime library
	Setting library options

Creating Menus
 

	Designing menus
	Finished version of m_menu_base
	Developing m_menu_base
	Previewing menus

Attaching Menus and Toolbars
 

	Using toolbars
	Building menus with inheritance
	Attaching a menu to a window

This course is distributed with:
 

	Exercises that allow users to practice in PowerBuilder 6
	A file containing the text of the exercises
	Simulations that allow users to practice course skills, even if they don't have access to the PowerBuilder 6 product
	A PowerBuilder 6 glossary