Murach's Beginning Visual Basic .NETThis chapter shows how to develop a Windows Form application. To see how well this chapter works, you can download this chapter for free. |
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| Chapter 2 | How to develop a Windows Forms application | |
| How to create a new project | 34 | |
| How to use the New Project dialog box to start a new project | 34 | |
| How to use the Options dialog box to set the options for projects and solutions | 36 | |
| How to design a form for a Windows application | 38 | |
| The design of the Invoice Total form | 38 | |
| How to add controls to a form | 40 | |
| How to set properties | 42 | |
| Common properties for forms and controls | 44 | |
| How to add a Button control to a form | 46 | |
| How to add a Label and a related TextBox control to a form | 48 | |
| How to add navigation features | 50 | |
| The property settings for the Invoice Total form | 52 | |
| How to add code to a form | 56 | |
| Introduction to object-oriented programming | 56 | |
| How to refer to properties, methods, and events | 58 | |
| How an application responds to events | 60 | |
| How to create an event procedure | 62 | |
| The code for the Invoice Total form | 64 | |
| How to detect and correct syntax errors | 66 | |
| How to get help information | 68 | |
| How to run, test, and debug a project | 70 | |
| How to run a project | 70 | |
| How to test a project | 72 | |
| How to debug run-time errors | 74 | |
| How to name and save the files of a project | 76 | |
| How to name the files of a project | 76 | |
| How to save the files of a project | 76 | |
| Perspective | 78 | |
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