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Visual C++ .NET » Windows Forms
We have 31 Windows Forms tutorials, you can see below:
Windows Forms in Managed C++
An MC++ class used to create Windows Forms based application.
Details • Read Tutorial • Views: 916 • Rate: 5 (1 votes) • Feb 27 2007 - 08:33
Adding MDI Support to Windows Forms Applications (.NET)
An article on adding MDI support to .NET applications.
Details • Read Tutorial • Views: 460 • Rate: 0 (0 votes) • Feb 27 2007 - 08:33
Simple Wordpad in Managed C++
Using Managed C++ and the RichTextBox for a simple Wordpad application
Details • Read Tutorial • Views: 512 • Rate: 0 (1 votes) • Feb 27 2007 - 08:32
Old Dog, New Tricks (Windows Forms Programming for C++/MFC Developers)
Useful tricks for new Windows Forms developers.
Details • Read Tutorial • Views: 371 • Rate: 0 (0 votes) • Feb 27 2007 - 08:32
Multi-line InputBox control - MC++
A .NET port of my MFC CFrameWnd derived InputBox class, written using MC++
Details • Read Tutorial • Views: 323 • Rate: 0 (0 votes) • Feb 27 2007 - 08:32
Using message filters and callback delegates in VC++ .NET forms
An example of tapping into an application\'s main message loop to trap and utilize incoming user-defined messages.
Details • Read Tutorial • Views: 284 • Rate: 0 (1 votes) • Feb 27 2007 - 08:31
Outlook style GUI - three-way split form
Demonstrates the usage of splitters, treeviews, listviews, panels, toolbars
Details • Read Tutorial • Views: 389 • Rate: 0 (0 votes) • Feb 27 2007 - 08:30
Managed C++ and Windows Forms - Image Viewer
Demonstrates adding menus, showing open-dialog boxes, showing images, scrolling.
Details • Read Tutorial • Views: 467 • Rate: 0 (0 votes) • Feb 27 2007 - 08:30
How to have an Auto-Completing ComboBox in .NET
Shows how to derive a class from ComboBox and add an Auto-Complete feature to it. The example uses Managed C++.
Details • Read Tutorial • Views: 270 • Rate: 0 (0 votes) • Feb 27 2007 - 08:29
Managed C++ and Windows Forms
An introduction to Windows Forms using Managed C++
Details • Read Tutorial • Views: 462 • Rate: 0 (0 votes) • Feb 27 2007 - 08:28
Using the Windows Forms 2.0 MenuStrip and ToolStrip controls to give your MFC applications a new look and feel
This article demonstrates how to use the Windows Forms 2.0 MenuStrip and ToolStrip controls in an MFC SDI application, using C++/CLI, to get the Office 2003 style menu and toolbar
Details • Read Tutorial • Views: 416 • Rate: 0 (0 votes) • Feb 27 2007 - 08:23
SelectionForm
Using a class derived from System::Windows::Forms::Form to enable region selection of a form.
Details • Read Tutorial • Views: 294 • Rate: 0 (0 votes) • Feb 27 2007 - 08:22
The MFC unclickable button ported to Managed C++
This article presents a port of the MFC Trick button to .NET using Managed C++ and Windows Forms
Details • Read Tutorial • Views: 234 • Rate: 0 (0 votes) • Feb 27 2007 - 08:21
Hosting of MFC MDI applications from within WinForms and WPF applications
Demonstrates the concept of how to build an old MFC application in a .NET application, to replace the MFC MDI Framework with the modern WinForms or the WPF Framework and to integrate MFC Views and Dialogs in it.
Details • Read Tutorial • Views: 308 • Rate: 0 (0 votes) • Feb 27 2007 - 08:20
Creating an OpenGL view on a Windows Form
How to create an OpenGL view on a Windows Form.
Details • Read Tutorial • Views: 766 • Rate: 5 (1 votes) • Feb 27 2007 - 08:19
Developing Windows Forms Control using MFC and Managed C++
Demonstrates different ways to move MFC based controls to .NET Windows Forms
Details • Read Tutorial • Views: 282 • Rate: 0 (0 votes) • Feb 27 2007 - 08:19
Windows Forms in Managed C++
An MC++ class used to create Windows Forms based application.
Details • Read Tutorial • Views: 302 • Rate: 0 (0 votes) • Feb 05 2007 - 11:59
Adding MDI Support to Windows Forms Applications (.NET)
An article on adding MDI support to .NET applications.
Details • Read Tutorial • Views: 281 • Rate: 1 (1 votes) • Feb 05 2007 - 11:57
Simple Wordpad in Managed C++
Using Managed C++ and the RichTextBox for a simple Wordpad application
Details • Read Tutorial • Views: 339 • Rate: 0 (0 votes) • Feb 05 2007 - 11:56
Old Dog, New Tricks (Windows Forms Programming for C++/MFC Developers)
Useful tricks for new Windows Forms developers.
Details • Read Tutorial • Views: 278 • Rate: 0 (0 votes) • Feb 05 2007 - 11:54
Outlook style GUI - three-way split form
Demonstrates the usage of splitters, treeviews, listviews, panels, toolbars
Details • Read Tutorial • Views: 298 • Rate: 0 (0 votes) • Feb 05 2007 - 11:52
Managed C++ and Windows Forms - Image Viewer
Demonstrates adding menus, showing open-dialog boxes, showing images, scrolling.
Details • Read Tutorial • Views: 282 • Rate: 0 (0 votes) • Feb 05 2007 - 11:51
Simple MDI application using Managed c++ classes.
An article to explain how to write simple MDI application using managed c++ classes.
Details • Read Tutorial • Views: 248 • Rate: 0 (0 votes) • Feb 05 2007 - 11:45
How to have an Auto-Completing ComboBox in .NET
Shows how to derive a class from ComboBox and add an Auto-Complete feature to it. The example uses Managed C++.
Details • Read Tutorial • Views: 265 • Rate: 0 (0 votes) • Feb 05 2007 - 11:44
Managed C++ and Windows Forms
An introduction to Windows Forms using Managed C++
Details • Read Tutorial • Views: 271 • Rate: 0 (0 votes) • Feb 05 2007 - 11:43
Using the Windows Forms 2.0 MenuStrip and ToolStrip controls to give your MFC applications a new look and feel
This article demonstrates how to use the Windows Forms 2.0 MenuStrip and ToolStrip controls in an MFC SDI application, using C++/CLI, to get the Office 2003 style menu and toolbar
Details • Read Tutorial • Views: 304 • Rate: 0 (0 votes) • Feb 05 2007 - 11:30
Using WinForms controls in an MFC dialog
This article is a simple introduction to using the CWinFormsControl MFC class to put a Windows Forms control on an MFC dialog.
Details • Read Tutorial • Views: 284 • Rate: 0 (0 votes) • Feb 05 2007 - 11:29
The MFC unclickable button ported to Managed C++
This article presents a port of the MFC Trick button to .NET using Managed C++ and Windows Forms
Details • Read Tutorial • Views: 234 • Rate: 0 (0 votes) • Feb 05 2007 - 11:25
Ramakrishna's Code Project Screen Saver
This is a screen saver written in C# and Managed C++ to display data from The Code Project web site
Details • Read Tutorial • Views: 242 • Rate: 0 (0 votes) • Feb 05 2007 - 11:25
Creating an OpenGL view on a Windows Form
How to create an OpenGL view on a Windows Form.
Details • Read Tutorial • Views: 435 • Rate: 0 (0 votes) • Feb 05 2007 - 11:21
Developing Windows Forms Control using MFC and Managed C++
Demonstrates different ways to move MFC based controls to .NET Windows Forms
Details • Read Tutorial • Views: 319 • Rate: 5 (1 votes) • Feb 05 2007 - 11:21