假定在工程文件中有一个标准模块,其中定义了如下记录类型 Type Books Name As String*10 TelNum As String*20 End Type 要求当执行事件过程Command1_Click时,在顺序文件Person.txt中写入一条记录。下列能够完成该操作的事件过程是:
A. Ptivate Sub Command1_Click() Dim B As Books Open"c:\Person.txt"For Output As#1B.Name=InputBox("输入姓名")B.TelNum=InputBox("输入电话号码") Write#1,B.Name,B.TelNum Close#1 End Sub
B. Private Sub Command1_Click() Dim B As Books Open"c:\Person.txt"For Input As#1B.Name=InputBox("输入姓名")B.TelNum=InputBox("输入电话号码") Print#1,B.Name,B.TelNum Close#1 End Sub
C. Private Sub Command1_Click() Dim B As Books OPQl"c:\Person.txt"For Output As#1 Nallle=InputBox("输入姓名") TelNum=InputBox("输入电话号码") Write#1,B Close#1 End Sub
D. Private Sub Command1_Click() Dim B As Books Open"c:\Person.txt"For lnput As#1 Name=InputBox("输入姓名") TelNum=InputBox("输入电话号码") Write#1,B.Name,B.TelNum Close#1 End Sub
Mr. Duffield's brief is now to address Mr. Conway's perceived shortcomings and his obsession with fending off the $7.7 billion takeover bid from Oracle. At the same time, says Paul Hamerman of Forrester, a research firm, Mr. Conway offered no compelling technological vision for PeopleSoft, and seemed deaf to "quite a noise level of customer complaints". Mr. Conway's firing prompted much speculation that PeopleSoft might now be more prepared to negotiate with Oracle rather than fight it. But PeopleSoft insists that both Mr. Duffield and the board focus on a long-term strategy for the company, not a quick sale.
On the same day that Mr. Conway was fired, however, Oracle scored another victory when America's Justice Department said that it would not appeal against a judge's decision to allow the takeover on antitrust grounds. So, this week, the battle moved to another courtroom, in Delaware, where both companies are registered. In this suit, Oracle is claiming that PeopleSoft is not properly looking after the interests of its shareholders by using a "poison pill" and a "customer assurance programme" to keep Oracle at bay.
The poison pill is a very common provision, and one that PeopleSoft has had for almost a decade. It floods the market with new shares if a predator buys more than 20% of PeopleSoft's equity, thus making an acquisition very difficult. The customer-rebate programme, by contrast, was put in place last June. It guarantees that any PeopleSoft client can get a refund for between two and five times its software-licence fee if support for that software is ever cut off. To Oracle, this represents another dirty tactic, since it amounts to a potential liability of more than $2 billion. To PeopleSoft, however, it was not only fair but necessary to retain customers, since Oracle said at the time of its bid that it planned to kill PeopleSoft's products and switch clients to its own. The two companies' lawyers are likely to be at it for another few weeks, which could yet, see a higher bid from Oracle.
According to the passage, Craig Conway ______.
A. tactfully handled Oracle's hostile bid.
B. induced the resign of his three managers.
C. ignored customers' grievances.
D. is technologically illiterate.