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Luckman Interactive, Inc., 158
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support, 157
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Microsoft
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Access, DAO, 416
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Exchange, 293
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three-tier application model, 336
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Web site, 57
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Miller, Ken, 288
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modeling
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business processes, 340
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business rules objects, 340
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Database Access and File Operations Subsystems interactions, 385
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File Operations Subsystem, 384
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class hierarchies, 385-386
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objects, 385
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GUIs, 242-245
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workflows, 291, 298
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Workgroup and User Security Subsystem, 286, 301-303
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models
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analysis models, 36-37
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business process models, 41
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classes and methods, 226
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forward engineering, 223
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object coupling, 226-227
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performance requirements, 227
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reverse engineering, 223-227
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Business Rules Subsystem class hierarchy, 340
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classes, 116-119
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analysis, 57-58
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design-view, 71-73
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design models, 8
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class model, 29-30
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Database Access Subsystem, 385
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defined, 8
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File Operations Subsystem Object, 384-386
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reviewing, 172
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three-tier, 336
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Workgroup and User Security Subsystem Object, 300-301
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requirements models, 36
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service, 37
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subsystems, 119-121
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File Operations Subsystem, 384-386
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Workgroup and User Security Subsystem Object, 300-301
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UML, 69
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use-case models, 36, 49-50
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modes
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Append, 387
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debug (code), 185
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modifying
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random access files, 379
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sequential access files, 380-381
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modular variables, 84 modules
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classes, 14-16
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modWorkflow, 294
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modWorkflow module, 294
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morale, 472
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mutators, 101
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naming objects, 22-23, 75
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National Institutes of Standards and Technology, 288
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navigation
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definition, 244
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Windows, 469
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negative testing, 177
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networks security, 287
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New command (Class Builder File menu), 22
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New Project dialog box, 136
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non-owners, access rights, 193
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normal scenarios, 51
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Object Browser dialog box, 144
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Object Modeling Technique (OMT), 67-68
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object models
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error handling, 402
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GUIs, 245
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Internal Application Manager Subsystem, 321
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Reporting/Printing Subsystem, 359-360
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object systems, 200
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object-oriented analysis, see OOA
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object-oriented methodology, 471-472
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using in Visual Basic projects, 469
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versus waterfall, 474

 
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