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Programming Microsoft® Windows® Forms Charles Petzold To learn more about this book, visit Microsoft Learning at http://www.microsoft.com/MSPress/books/7824.aspx 9780735621534 Publication Date: November 2005 A04T621535.fm Page v Friday, September 30, 2005 10:18 AM Table of Contents Introduction. xi Your Background and Needs . .xi Organization of This Book . xii System Requirements. xiii Prerelease Software . xiii Technology Updates. .xiii Code Samples . .xiv Support for This Book . xiv Questions and Comments . .xiv The Author’s Web Site . .xiv Special Thanks. xv 1 Creating Applications . 1 Orientation . 1 Programming Tools . 2 The Docs . 3 Development . 5 The Littlest Programs . 5 Visual Studio Projects. 6 References . 8 From Console to Windows . 9 Fixing the Flaws . 11 Events and Event Handlers . 13 Inheriting from Form . 16 Properties and Events in Visual Studio . 19 Children of the Form . 22 Subclassing Controls . 26 Device-Independent Coding . 29 Assembly Information . 33 Dialog Boxes . 34 DLLs . .44 What do you think of this book? Microsoft is interested in hearing your feedback about this publication so we can continually improve our books and learning resources for you. To participate in a brief We want to hear from you! online survey, please visit: www.microsoft.com/learning/booksurvey/ v A04T621535.fm Page vi Friday, September 30, 2005 10:18 AM vi Table of Contents 2 The Control Cornucopia . 47 Controls in General . 48 Parents and Children . 48 Visibility and Response . 50 Location and Size . 51 Fonts and Color . 52 Keeping Track of Controls . 53 Image Lists . 54 ToolTips . 54 Static (and Not Quite so Static) Controls . 55 GroupBox . 55 Label . 56 LinkLabel . 56 PictureBox . 59 ProgressBar . 60 Push Buttons and Toggles . 60 Button . 61 CheckBox . 61 RadioButton . 62 Scroll Bars . 64 Horizontal and Vertical Scrolls. 65 Track Bars . 67 Text-Editing Controls . 67 MaskedTextBox . 69 TextBox . 69 RichTextBox . 69 List and Combo Boxes . 70 ListBox . 71 CheckedListBox . 73 ComboBox . 74 Up/Down Controls . 75 NumericUpDown . 75 DomainUpDown . 76 Dates and Times. ..

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