How to Make A Billing System Computer Based Project

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 How to Make A Billing System Project

Front End : Visual Basic 6.0

Back End : MS Access 2003


Step 1 : What is Computer Based Project 


Step 2 : How to design an ER- Diagram


Step 3: Form design and Code




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