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Event Driven Programming

6. Which cursor type should you use to populate the combo boxes?
(a) ForwardcOnly (b) Dynamic

(c) KeySet (d) Static
7. You create a new form and immediately place on it a text box, naming it txtLastName. Next,
you place another text box, naming it txtFirstName. After running the application a few
times, you decide you would like to change the tab order so that the cursor initially appears
in txtFirstName. What is the best way to do this?

(a) Add txtFirstName.SetFocus to the
Form_Load() event procedure.

(b) Set txtFirstName.TabIndex = 0.
(c) Set txtFirstName.TabIndex = 1.
(d) Set txtLastName.TabStop = False.

8. In designing your company’s order entry system, you’ve decided to use the text box control
for most of the data input. One of the validation rules is to require all purchasing codes
to be entered in uppercase. Which two attributes of the text box control would you use to
enforce this rule?

(a) KeyPress property (b) KeyDown event
(c) KeyPress event (d) UpperCase function
(e) UCase function (f) KeyAscii argument

9. The data entry form that you are designing will have some very strict field-level validation
to ensure that accounting and other business codes are correct as you tab from field to field.
Which text box event should you use to enforce this validation?
(a) KeyPress event (b) Change event

(c) LostFocus event (d) Validate event
10. What does the following event procedure accomplish?
Private Sub cmdList_Click()

Dim frmTest As Form
Dim ctrTest As Control
For Each frmTest In Forms
For Each ctrTest In frmTest.Controls
MsgBox frmTest.Name & “ : “ & ctrTest.Name

Next
Next
End Sub

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