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If CheckDeposit isn't in the References list, click Cancel; then go back to the Project Browser. Make TestCheckDeposit active by clicking on it. Now you can resume step 4. |
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Figure 6.11.
The ReferencesTestCheck Deposit dialog
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5. Choose View | Object Browser from the menu. The Object Browser dialog box displays, as shown in Figure 6.12. In the Project/Library list box near the upper-left corner, select CheckDeposit. In the Classes list below, you will see the classes that belong to this component. This list not only lets you review the members of the component but also confirms that your component is recognized by Visual Basic. Click the Close button in the upper-right corner when you finish viewing the member classes. |
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Figure 6.12.
The Object Browser dialog box. |
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6. Save TestCheckDeposit and the project group (CheckDepositGroup) by choosing File | Save Project Group from the menu. Save the form as AcountMaintForm instead of Form1. Save the project group as CheckDepositGroup instead of Group1. In the Properties Browser, rename the form (now Form1) frmAccountMaintForm. (If you prefer, you could name the form frmAccountMaint.) |
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