Murach's Visual Basic 2005
How to design a Windows Forms application
This chapter shows you how to use Visual Studio to design
a Windows form that contains labels, text boxes, and buttons.
This form will get user input, do two calculations on it,
and display the results, so it's not just a "Hello World!"
application. When you finish this chapter, you'll be ready
to learn how to write the Visual Basic code for the form.
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How to set the Visual Studio options
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How to change the import and export settings |
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How to create a new project |
36 |
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The design of the Invoice Total form |
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How to add controls to a form |
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How to set properties |
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Common properties for forms and controls |
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How to add navigation features |
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The property settings for the Invoice
Total form |
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How to use Document Outline view |
48 |
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How to name the files of a project |
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How to save the files of a project |
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© Copyright 1998-2008 Mike Murach &
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