After completing Visual Basic 6: Lists and More Controls, the user should be able to:
 

	Code a sample application for calculating interest
	Use list and combo boxes
	Create data arrays
	Use option buttons
	Use check boxes, scroll bars, and timers

Building an Interest Calculator Application
 

	Creating the form
	Focus and controls
	Adding controls
	Copying controls

Creating the Rest of the Application
 

	Finishing the form
	Adding code
	The Unload statement

Putting on the Finishing Touches
 

	Finishing touches
	Error checking
	Saving projects

List and Combo Boxes
 

	The list box control
	Combo boxes

Data Arrays
 

	Defining data arrays
	Array benefits

Option Buttons
 

	Using option buttons
	Option button properties
	Frames and option buttons
	Using named literals

Check Boxes, Scroll Bars, and Timers
 

	Check boxes
	Scroll bars
	VB's clock: the timer control

This course is distributed with:
 

	Exercises, with sample files, that allow users to practice in Visual Basic 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 Visual Basic product
	A Visual Basic glossary