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You use VB to develop a reusable component. To make classes in your project easier to
use, you intend to add descriptive text and context-sensitive Help for each of the properties,
methods, and events in the classes. Which procedure must you follow to add descriptive help
information for each class?
*(A) Open the code window for the class module, in the procedure attributes dialog box,
enter a description and a HelpcontextlD for each procedure.
(B) Open the code window for the class module, in the procedure references dialog box,
enter a description and a help context ID for each procedure.
(C) Open the code window for the class module. Add a property page, in the property page,
add a field for a description and add a help context ID for each procedure.
(D) Open the code window for the class module, in the procedure properties dialog box,
enter a description and a help context ID for each procedure.

  
Total Answers and Comments: 1 Last Update: March 08, 2006   
  
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