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... .155Understanding Forms 155Using forms creatively 156Designing a form for your application 156Considering the form layout 157Using the Basic Controls 158Adding controls to the form 159Understanding ... the Forms You Create 173Modifying the form and control properties 173Making your form pretty 174Creating a connection between forms and modules 175Validating user input 175Handling form ... . . . . . .BC43Index 397VBA For Dummies, 5th Edition xvi02_046500 ftoc.qxp 12/5/06 5:32 PM Page xviIntroductionWelcome to your first look at Visual Basic for Applications (VBA)!You might...

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... AF018432.mRNA form 1Protein form 1Protein sequence form 1mRNA form 2Figure 3-8:GenBankentryAF018430:FEATUREStable for aeukaryoticgene.82Part II: A Survival Guide to Bioinformatics 08_089857 ... DedicationThis is for my parents Monique and Jack, for keeping me in school, and for Chantal, for keeping me happy — in and out of the lab. It’s also for my daugh-ter Vanessa, and ... book.We also have to thank the bioinformatics community for creating the manygreat Web resources that we describe in this book and for making them avail-able for free over the Internet. We personally...