Describes how IntelliSense in Visual FoxPro displays information in pop-up windows and drop-down lists that assists you with statement and function completion syntax and displays the available variables, objects, properties, methods, and events of objects.

Describes the Component Gallery, a container for catalogs of software objects, such as class libraries, forms, buttons, and so on.

Describes a coverage application, which writes information about which lines of code in a file were run whereas a profiler application provides information about which lines actually run, how many times a line is run, duration, and so on.

Describes the tools, which are provided with Microsoft Visual FoxPro to help speed the process of application development.

Describes how to add, deleted, and organize the Toolbox for quick access to the tools you use most often.

Describes how to use the Task List Manager to keep track of shortcut, user-defined, and custom tasks.

Discusses how to use bookmarks and Task List shortcuts in the editing window so you can navigate your code more easily.

Describes how you can customize the display for the Task List Manager.

Describes how to use the Object Browser to view information about components, such as objects, classes, properties, methods, and events.

Describes the Command window, which can be used to run code. When you type a Visual FoxPro command in the window, the code is executed immediately.

Discusses the Accessibility Browser, which you can use to verify that your application is accessible to people with disabilities.

Provides information on the Automated Test Harness, which can be used to run scripts to help automate the testing of your application.

Describes how to customize your development environment after installing Visual FoxPro. Environment settings include the main window title, default directory, project, editor, debugger and form tool options, temporary file storage, field mappings for drag-and-drop operations, and many other options.

Includes conceptual information about how to develop Visual FoxPro applications, instructions for creating databases and the user interface, and other tasks needed to create Visual FoxPro applications.

Discusses how you can access the full power of Visual FoxPro by creating applications. Understanding object-oriented programming techniques and the event-driven model can maximize your programming productivity.