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You can use Amos 4.0 as a component in the computer programs you write. It is a relatively easy process because Amos lets you work in a general-purpose programming language instead of having to learn some special language. To use Amos 4.0 with your program, you need to program in a language or environment that can control automation servers, e.g., Microsoft Visual Basic, Microsoft C++, the SPSS scripting facility, SAS, DEC Visual FORTRAN or Borland Delphi1. Basic Professional Edition is installed on your system. The Visual Basic files for this tutorial are StartVB.vbp (VB project) and StartVB.bas (VB code). You will find both located in the Tutorial subdirectory underneath the Amos 4.0 program directory. If this is the first time you have used Visual Basic since its installation, the Visual Basic window will probably look something like this: Many of the elements in the Visual Basic window are useful only when you are writing a program that has a graphical interface. These elements are not needed for this tutorial, so we will get rid of them. In the Project1 window, use the right mouse button to click on Form1 (Form1) as indicated by the mouse pointer in the preceding figure. When the following pop-up menu appears, select Remove Form1: Hide unnecessary windows, Hide the VB toolbar by clicking the X button indicated by the mouse pointer in the following figure: Create a code window for your program On the menu, select Project and then Add Module: In the Add Module window, select the New tab and double-click on Module: Tell Visual Basic how to find the Amos Engine In order to let Visual Basic know that you want to use the Amos Engine, select Project from the main menu, and then References:
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