Using Windows Form Controls

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At the center of most Visual Basic Windows applications stands the form designer. You create a user interface by dragging and dropping controls from a toolbox to your form, placing them where you want them to be when you run the program, and then double-clicking the control to add handlers for the control. The controls provided out of the box by Microsoft along with custom controls that can be bought at reasonable prices, have supplied programmers with an unprecedented pool of reusable, thoroughly tested code that is no further away than a click with the mouse.

Date: Dec 01 2005 - 09:36  •  Views: 848  •  Rate: 0 (0 votes)