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Training Courses

I have undertaken the following Training Courses

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  Building XML Applications
JavaScript for Web Development
Developing an E-Commerce Site
Developing a Web Site
Visual Basic and COM for Enterprise Applications
Visual Basic 5.0 Introduction
Visual FoxPro v5.0 Workshop
Visual Foxpro v3.0
Irix Systems Administration for the Silicon Graphics Workstation
Systems Administration for the Sun Workstation (Part 2)
Systems Administration for the Sun Workstation (Part 1)
Solaris (Unix Operating System)
Pascal Programming
Effective Presentations
Fagan Inspection Techniques
Quality Auditing (BS5750)
Structured Programming
Real Time Programming
Coral 66 Programming
Software Quality Assurance
Software for use in connection with BS5750
RSA German Level 1
Estimating for Software Engineers
C Programming
Programming in dBase III+
Banyan Vines Network Administration
City & Guilds in Quality Control
Advanced Ramis Reporter
Ramis file design and maintenance
Ramis Reporter
BTEC III Electronics
TEC II Electronics
Visual FoxPro v3.0

Cotecna Foxware
 Cotecna/Foxware (London) 1997

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Topics Covered
  • Why a new version of FoxPro?
  • What is Object Orientation?
  • Classes
  • Object Identity
  • Object Model
  • Object Oriented Terminology
  • Polymorphism
  • Delegation
  • Self-Recursion
  • Visual FoxPro Base Classes
  • Container Classes
  • Addressing Objects
  • Control Classes
  • Custom Classes
  • The Visual FoxPro Event Model
 
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