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VISUAL FOXPRO ADVISOR ANSWERS

Understand the Visual FoxPro NODEFAULT and DODEFAULT() Commands

Use these handy keywords inside class code to control what code gets executed.

By Tamar E. Granor, technical editor

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Tamar E. GranorTamar E. Granor, Ph.D., owns Tomorrow's Solutions, a company that works with other developers through subcontracting and consulting. Tamar is a Microsoft Certified Professional, a Microsoft Support Most Valuable Professional, and a technical editor of FoxPro Advisor. She is co-author of What's New in Nine, Microsoft Office Automation with Visual FoxPro, Taming Visual FoxPro's SQL, and a number of other books. Tamar speaks about Visual FoxPro at conferences and user groups in North America and Europe. tamar@tomorrowssolutionsllc.com

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Web Edition: 2008 Week 05, Doc #19396

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Keyword Tags: Microsoft, Microsoft Visual FoxPro, Microsoft Windows

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