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Dreamweaver MX Advanced This is the third in the Macromedia Dreamweaver MX series of tutorials from the Virtual Training Company. Author Mark Fletcher (a Member of Team Macromedia for Dreamweaver and a regular contributor to Macromedia DevNet) shows the user how to work with CSS, add style to web pages, create page layouts, use integrated code tools, create web pages that comply with the Web Accessibility Initiative  more...

HTML 4 0 Set of 6 Level 1 (2 Hours 9 Minutes) 1.0 Overview of Website Development (50 min) 1.1 User Agents 1.2 HTML 1.3 Scripting Languages 1.4 Internet Servers 1.5 TCP/IP 1.6 Developer Tools 1.7 Electronic Commerce 2.0 Website Overview (8 min) 2.1 Hypertext 2.2 Hyperlink 2.3 Distributed 2.4 Defines Document Structures 2.5  more...

HTML 4 0 LV 5 Level 5 (1 Hour 44 Minutes) 1.0 Padding Attributes (5 min) 1.1 Padding-top & Padding-left 1.2 Padding-bottom 2.0 Border Attributes (11 min) 2.1 Border-width 2.2 Border-Color 2.3 Border-Style 3.0 Advanced Style Sheets (21 min) 3.1 Grouping Styles 3.2 Grouping Attributes 3.3 Defining Classes 4.0 Introduction to Scripts (23  more...

Visual C 6 0 Set of 6 Level 1 Video (1 hr 46 min) 1.0 Introduction to C++ 6 (54 min) 1.1 Overview 1.2 Building a Simple Project 1.3 Creating a Win32 Console Application 1.4 Creating Header Files 2.0 Major Components (16 min) 2.1 Build Process 2.2 Resources 2.3 Visual C++ Compiler 2.4 Linker 2.5 Source Code Editor 2.6 Visual C++ Debugger 3.0 Object Oriented Interfaces (34 min)  more...

HTML 4 0 Set of 6 Level 1 (2 Hours 9 Minutes) 1.0 Overview of Website Development (50 min) 1.1 User Agents 1.2 HTML 1.3 Scripting Languages 1.4 Internet Servers 1.5 TCP/IP 1.6 Developer Tools 1.7 Electronic Commerce 2.0 Website Overview (8 min) 2.1 Hypertext 2.2 Hyperlink 2.3 Distributed 2.4 Defines Document Structures 2.5 Defines Document Presentation 3.0 HTML Structure  more...

HTML 4 0 LV 5 Level 5 (1 Hour 44 Minutes) 1.0 Padding Attributes (5 min) 1.1 Padding-top & Padding-left 1.2 Padding-bottom 2.0 Border Attributes (11 min) 2.1 Border-width 2.2 Border-Color 2.3 Border-Style 3.0 Advanced Style Sheets (21 min) 3.1 Grouping Styles 3.2 Grouping Attributes 3.3 Defining Classes 4.0 Introduction to Scripts (23 min) 4.1 What is a Script? 4.2  more...

Windows 2000 Network Infrastructure Level 2 Level 2 (2 hrs 2 mins) 1.0 TCP/IP Theory (34 mins) 1.1 Architecture 1.2 Individual Protocols 1.3 Network Monitor 1.4 Application Support Ports & Sockets 1.5 Name Resolution 2.0 IP Addressing (10 mins) 2.1 Required Parameters & Binary Numbering 2.2 Scientific Calculator & Converting Binary to Decimal 2.3 Octet Values & Using Calculator to Compute Octets 2.4 Building an IP Address  more...

Windows 2000 Network Infrastructure Level 2 Level 2 (2 hrs 2 mins) 1.0 TCP/IP Theory (34 mins) 1.1 Architecture 1.2 Individual Protocols 1.3 Network Monitor 1.4 Application Support Ports & Sockets 1.5 Name Resolution 2.0 IP Addressing (10 mins) 2.1 Required Parameters & Binary Numbering 2.2 Scientific Calculator & Converting Binary to Decimal 2.3 Octet Values & Using Calculator to Compute Octets 2.4 Building an IP Address  more...

Windows 2000 Network Infrastructure Level 5 Level 5 (1 hr 42 mins) 1.0 Advantages of IP Addressing (19 mins) 1.1 Addressing Problems 1.2 Built-in Auto Addressing 1.3 DHCP 2.0 Installing DHCP (51 mins) 2.1 Requirements 2.2 Configuring DHCP 2.3 Scope of Addresses 2.4 Configuring Scope Options 3.0 Levels of Options (32 mins) 3.1 Customizing the Application of Scope Options 3.2 Classes 3.3 SuperScope 3.4 Multi-Cast Scopes  more...

Windows 2000 Network Infrastructure Level 5 Level 5 (1 hr 42 mins) 1.0 Advantages of IP Addressing (19 mins) 1.1 Addressing Problems 1.2 Built-in Auto Addressing 1.3 DHCP 2.0 Installing DHCP (51 mins) 2.1 Requirements 2.2 Configuring DHCP 2.3 Scope of Addresses 2.4 Configuring Scope Options 3.0 Levels of Options (32 mins) 3.1 Customizing the Application of Scope Options 3.2 Classes 3.3 SuperScope 3.4 Multi-Cast Scopes  more...

Java 2 0 Set of 8 Level 1 (1 Hour 40 Minutes) 1.0 Java Architecture & Virtual Machine (22 Minutes) 1.1 Overview 1.2 Three Parts of Java 1.3 Java Files and executable files 1.4 Creating a Stand-alone application 1.5 Java Versioning 2.0 Creating Java Object Classes (41 Minutes) 2.1 The Java Language 2.2 Program Flow 2.3 Building Java Classes 2.4 Class Packages 3.0 Creating Java  more...

Java 2 0 LV 1 Level 1 (1 Hour 40 Minutes) 1.0 Java Architecture & Virtual Machine (22 Minutes) 1.1 Overview 1.2 Three Parts of Java 1.3 Java Files and executable files 1.4 Creating a Stand-alone application 1.5 Java Versioning 2.0 Creating Java Object Classes (41 Minutes) 2.1 The Java Language 2.2 Program Flow 2.3 Building Java Classes 2.4 Class Packages 3.0 Creating Java  more...

Java 2 0 LV 2 Level 2 (1 Hour 34 Minutes) 1.0 Arrays (19 Minutes) 1.1 What is an Array? 1.2 Creating Arrays 1.3 Arrays of Java Objects 1.4 Shorthand for Creating Arrays 1.5 Multi-Dimensional Arrays 1.6 Bounds Checked 1.7 Copying Arrays 2.0 Interfaces (26 Minutes) 2.1 Concept of Java Interfaces 2.2 Interface Reference Types 2.3 Casting Between Different Types of Object References  more...

Java 2 0 LV 3 Level 3 (1 Hour 33 Minutes) 1.0 Exceptions (29 Minutes) 1.1 Try/catch Blocks 1.2 Program Flow During Exceptions 1.3 Exception Classes 1.4 The Throws Clause 1.5 The Finally block 2.0 Inner Classes (41 Minutes) 2.1 Static Inner Classes 2.2 Inner Class Types 2.3 Inner Instance Classes 2.4 Anonymous Inner Classes 3.0 Multi threading Capabilities (21 Minutes) 3.1  more...

Java 2 0 LV 4 Level 4 (2 Hours 17 Minutes) 1.0 Synchronization of Multiple Threads (34 Minutes) 1.1 The Synchronization Problem 1.2 Blocking Methods 1.3 A SynchronizedQueue (The notify () Method) 1.4 A CubbyHole (The notify All() Method) 1.5 The Patterns of Blocking Methods (Notify vs. NotifyAll) 2.0 Utility Classes (13 Minutes) 2.1 Built in Data Structures 2.2 The Vector Class 2.3  more...

Java 2 0 LV 6 Level 6 (1 Hour 26 Minutes) 1.0 Java 1.1's Event Model (22 Minutes) 1.1 Event Model Basics 1.2 Listener Interfaces 1.3 Adapter Classes 1.4 Event Propagation & Backwards Compatibility 1.5 The AWT Listener Interfaces 2.0 AWT's Adv. Graphics (30 Minutes) 2.1 Text Rendering 2.2 Images & Double-buffered Graphics 2.3 Loading and Downloading Images 3.0 Building Graphical  more...

Active Server Pages NET Set of 5 Level 1 Server-Side Programming Concepts Static vs. Dynamic Web Applications Server-Side alternatives (Pros and Cons) CGI ISAPI / Proprietary API Servlets / JSP ASP / ASP.NET Role of server programming in business applications Overview of HTML and Scripting Structure tags Formatting Tags Using Styles Form Tags Basic JavaScript User Interaction  more...

Active Server Pages NET Set of 5 Level 1 Server-Side Programming Concepts Static vs. Dynamic Web Applications Server-Side alternatives (Pros and Cons) CGI ISAPI / Proprietary API Servlets / JSP ASP / ASP.NET Role of server programming in business applications Overview of HTML and Scripting Structure tags Formatting Tags Using Styles Form Tags Basic JavaScript User Interaction  more...

Linux Essentials Set of 4 Lesson 1: Linux Essentials Linux Essentials Overview Module Objectives Linux System Overview Differences in Linux and Unix Operating Systems Overview Linux Installation Details Installation Objectives Install Steps Hardware Requirements Hardware Control Linux Device Names Installation Methods Installation Classes Partitioning the Hard Drive Network  more...

Visual Basic Net Set of 7 Visual Basic.NET is a significant upgrade to Visual Basic and incorporates many new features and framework goals of the .Net architecture. Learning to manage these changes will allow VB developers to create enterprise applications for the .NET platform and to create more traditional VB applications that can take advantage of the enhancements to the language. Level 1 DOT NET Concepts  more...

Windows 2000 Network Operating System Essentials Set of 5 Level 1 1.0 Why Network? 1.1 Stand Alone Computing 1.2 Network Computing 1.3 Advantages of Networking 2.0 History of Networking 2.1 Peer-to peer Networking 2.2 Domain-based Networking 2.3 Directory-based Networking Level 2 1.0 Network Building Blocks 1.1 Information Flow on PC 1.2 Information Flow on the Network 1.3 Networking Components 2.0 Networking Components 2.1  more...

Windows 2000 Network Operating System Essentials Set of 5 Level 1 1.0 Why Network? 1.1 Stand Alone Computing 1.2 Network Computing 1.3 Advantages of Networking 2.0 History of Networking 2.1 Peer-to peer Networking 2.2 Domain-based Networking 2.3 Directory-based Networking Level 2 1.0 Network Building Blocks 1.1 Information Flow on PC 1.2 Information Flow on the Network 1.3 Networking Components 2.0 Networking Components 2.1  more...

NET Set of 7 Level 1 1.0 Overview of the .NET Platform 1.1 Overview of .NET 1.2 Common Language Specification 1.3 Common Type System 1.4 .NET Applications 1.5 ADO.NET 1.6 Security Services 1.7 Why Migrate to .NET 1.8 Benefits of Using.NET 1.9 How to Migrate 2.0 Introduction to Visual Studio.NET 2.1 Overview to Visual Studio.NET 2.2 Project Templates 2.3 Getting Started with VS.NET 2.4  more...

NET Set of 7 Level 1 1.0 Overview of the .NET Platform 1.1 Overview of .NET 1.2 Common Language Specification 1.3 Common Type System 1.4 .NET Applications 1.5 ADO.NET 1.6 Security Services 1.7 Why Migrate to .NET 1.8 Benefits of Using.NET 1.9 How to Migrate 2.0 Introduction to Visual Studio.NET 2.1 Overview to Visual Studio.NET 2.2 Project Templates 2.3 Getting Started with VS.NET 2.4  more...

C Programming Set of 5 Level One 1.0 .NET Concepts 1.1 What is .NET 1.2 Introducing the .NET Framework 1.3 Understanding the Common Type Systems 1.4 Compilers, Assemblies & Microsoft Intermediate Language 1.5 Namespaces 2.0 Using the Visual Studio .NET IDE 2.1 Introducing the IDE 2.2 Compiling 2.3 Debugging 2.4 Database Manipulation Tools 2.5 Getting Help 3.0 Language Fundamentals 3.1 Comments 3.2  more...

C Programming Set of 5 Level One 1.0 .NET Concepts 1.1 What is .NET 1.2 Introducing the .NET Framework 1.3 Understanding the Common Type Systems 1.4 Compilers, Assemblies & Microsoft Intermediate Language 1.5 Namespaces 2.0 Using the Visual Studio .NET IDE 2.1 Introducing the IDE 2.2 Compiling 2.3 Debugging 2.4 Database Manipulation Tools 2.5 Getting Help 3.0 Language Fundamentals 3.1 Comments 3.2  more...

Advanced C Programming Set of 6 Level 1 1.0 C++ Exceptions 1.1 C++ Exception Handling Model 1.2 C++ Handling Syntax 1.3 Standard C++ Exception Classes 1.4 C++ Exception: Summary & Exercises 2.0 Templates 2.1 Templates & the Standard Template Library 2.2 Template Classes 2.3 C++ Template Functions 2.4 Member Function Templates 2.5 Default Template Parameters 2.6 Template Performance Issues 2.7 C++ Template:  more...

JAVA Programming Set of 4 Level 1 1.0 Overview of Java 1.1 What is Java? 1.2 What is OOP? 1.3 What is Source Code? 1.4 Dynamic Loading 1.5 Java vs. C 1.6 Java Platform & Development Environments 1.7 Applications & Applets 1.8 What is a JavaBean? 1.9 Web Programming with Java 1.10 What is Unicode? 1.11 Multi-tier Applications 1.12 Java Documentation 2.0 Getting Started in Java 2.1 Java Development  more...

JAVA Programming Set of 4 Level 1 1.0 Overview of Java 1.1 What is Java? 1.2 What is OOP? 1.3 What is Source Code? 1.4 Dynamic Loading 1.5 Java vs. C 1.6 Java Platform & Development Environments 1.7 Applications & Applets 1.8 What is a JavaBean? 1.9 Web Programming with Java 1.10 What is Unicode? 1.11 Multi-tier Applications 1.12 Java Documentation 2.0 Getting Started in Java 2.1 Java Development  more...

JAVA Programming Advanced Set of 4 Level 1 1.0 Inheritance Fundamentals 1.1 What is Inheritance? 1.2 Why Use Inheritance? 1.3 Inheritance Rules 1.4 Inheritance Examples 1.5 Extending a Class 1.6 Defining Subclass Constructors 1.7 Constructor Call Chain 1.8 Calling Parent Constructors 1.9 Passing Values to Parent Constructors 1.10 Overriding Methods 1.11 The Object Class 1.12 The toString Method 2.0 Advanced  more...

JAVA Programming Advanced Set of 4 Level 1 1.0 Inheritance Fundamentals 1.1 What is Inheritance? 1.2 Why Use Inheritance? 1.3 Inheritance Rules 1.4 Inheritance Examples 1.5 Extending a Class 1.6 Defining Subclass Constructors 1.7 Constructor Call Chain 1.8 Calling Parent Constructors 1.9 Passing Values to Parent Constructors 1.10 Overriding Methods 1.11 The Object Class 1.12 The toString Method 2.0 Advanced  more...

JAVA JDBC Servlets Set of 4 Level 1 1.0 Introduction to Databases 1.1 What is an rdbms? 1.2 Why are rdbmss Used? 1.3 Rdbms Choices 1.4 Structure of a Relational Database 1.5 Tables 1.6 Related Data 1.7 Structured Query Language 1.8 Sql Language Types 1.9 Proprietary SQLs 1.10 Ides with Database Support 1.11 Rdbmss and JAVA 2.0 Learning SQL 2.1 About mysql? 2.2 Installing and Running mysql 2.3 Mysql  more...

JAVA JDBC Servlets Set of 4 Level 1 1.0 Introduction to Databases 1.1 What is an rdbms? 1.2 Why are rdbmss Used? 1.3 Rdbms Choices 1.4 Structure of a Relational Database 1.5 Tables 1.6 Related Data 1.7 Structured Query Language 1.8 Sql Language Types 1.9 Proprietary SQLs 1.10 Ides with Database Support 1.11 Rdbmss and JAVA 2.0 Learning SQL 2.1 About mysql? 2.2 Installing and Running mysql 2.3 Mysql  more...

JAVA GUI Set of 4 Level 1 1.0 Introduction to GUI Programming 1.1 What is a GUI? 1.2 History of GUI 1.3 What is AWT? 1.4 What is Swing? 1.5 AWT & Swing Differences 1.6 GUI Fundamentals 1.7 What is a Component? 1.8 What is a Container? 1.9 Heavyweight vs. Lightweight 1.10 Model View Controller 1.11 Layout Management 1.12 Containers 1.13 AWT Components 1.14 Swing Components 2.0 Getting Started  more...

JAVA GUI Set of 4 Level 1 1.0 Introduction to GUI Programming 1.1 What is a GUI? 1.2 History of GUI 1.3 What is AWT? 1.4 What is Swing? 1.5 AWT & Swing Differences 1.6 GUI Fundamentals 1.7 What is a Component? 1.8 What is a Container? 1.9 Heavyweight vs. Lightweight 1.10 Model View Controller 1.11 Layout Management 1.12 Containers 1.13 AWT Components 1.14 Swing Components 2.0 Getting Started  more...

Visual Basic 6 0 Multi-Tier Fundamentals LV 15 Level 15 - Multi-Tier Architecture a a A (2 Hours 24 Minutes) 1.0 Introduction To Multi-Tier Architecture (9 min) 1.1 What is Multi-Tier 1.2 Client/Server Multi Tier 1.3 Why Use Multi Tier 1.4 Examples of MT Services 2.0 Creating Reusable Classes (20 min) 2.1 Overview of Reusable Classes 2.2 Registry Class 2.3 INI Class 2.4 Database Connection Class 2.5  more...

Visual Basic 6 0 Multi-Tier Techniques LV 16 Level 16 - Multi-Tier Architecture a a B (1 Hour 31 Minutes) 1.0 Data Aware Classes (27 min) 1.1 Overview 1.2 Data Source Class 1.3 Data Consumer Class 1.4 Data Object Wizard 2.0 Distributed Computing (15 min) 2.1 Overview 2.2 COM Issues 3.0 Microsoft Transaction Server (48 min) 3.1 What is MTS? 3.2 Why Use MTS? 3.3 Hardware and Software Requirements to  more...

Visual Basic 6 0 LV 5 Level 5 (2 Hours) 1.0 Tips & Tricks (55 Minutes 1.1 Searching 1.2 Jumping around VB 1.3 Bookmarks 1.4 Form Tips & Tricks 1.5 Formatting Your Controls 1.6 The Property Window 1.7 Customizing the Windows Environment 1.8 Using Add-ins 1.9 Creating Templates 1.10 Toolbox Tricks 2.0 Object Oriented Programming (1 Hour 4 min) 2.1 OOP Terminology 2.2 Uses of Classes  more...

Visual C 6 0 LV 4 Level 4 Video (1 hr 51 min) 1.0 Modeless Dialogs (54 min) 1.1 Creating a Modeless Dialog 1.2 Extracting Information from a Dialog 1.3 Adding a Menu 1.4 Adding a Toolbar 1.5 Keeping the User Interface in Synch 2.0 Single Document Interface (56 min) 2.1 Overview 2.2 Building a Single Document Interface 2.3 Collection Classes 2.4 Modifying the Destructor of the  more...

Network 2002 Level 3 Network + Level 3 (1 Hour 47 Minutes) 1.0 Protocols (23 Minutes) 1.1 TCP/IP History 1.2 Internet Standards Process 1.3 Address Resolution Protocol (ARP) 1.4 Internet Protocol (IP) 1.5 Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) 1.6 User Datagram Protocol (UDP) 1.7 Application Protocols 1.8 SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol) 1.9 Ports 2.0 IP Addressing (8 Minutes) 2.1 Network and  more...

Dreamweaver MX Advanced This is the third in the Macromedia Dreamweaver MX series of tutorials from the Virtual Training Company. Author Mark Fletcher (a Member of Team Macromedia for Dreamweaver and a regular contributor to Macromedia DevNet) shows the user how to work with CSS, add style to web pages, create page layouts, use integrated code tools, create web pages that comply with the Web Accessibility Initiative  more...

Visual Basic Net Set of 7 Visual Basic.NET is a significant upgrade to Visual Basic and incorporates many new features and framework goals of the .Net architecture. Learning to manage these changes will allow VB developers to create enterprise applications for the .NET platform and to create more traditional VB applications that can take advantage of the enhancements to the language. Level 1 DOT NET Concepts  more...