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VB.NET 2005Introducing VB.NET Windows Forms
Introducing VB.NET 2005 Windows Forms
We will be learning in the next series of articles as part of VB.NET 2005 Free Training : Introducing Windows Forms in the following topics with code samples and screen shots.
Introducing Windows Forms
Designing Windows Application is simpler and less time consuming with Visual Basic 2005. A number of new facilities and enhancements have been made to assist the developer complete the project in time and with lesser number of errors. Windows Form is the cynosure of the Windows Application. Visual studio 2005 packs more features to the already enriched area of Windows Forms, both at design and run time. Among the several features that have been added some standout as prominent. The management of layout of the form is made easier by providing the snap lines that make it easy to align controls with other controls as the layout is formed. A new deployment technology called ClickOnce for forms is added.
Creating a Windows Application
- Understanding Classes, Inheritance, and Namespaces
- Using The System.Windows.Forms.Form class
- Designing a Form using Windows Forms Designer
- Exploring the Forms Designer generated code
- Using the Application class
- Using the MessageBox class
Setting and Adding Properties to a Windows Form
- Using the Visual Designer to set Windows Form Properties
- Setting Windows Forms Properties programatically
- Adding new Property to a Windows Form
- Using Visual Inheritance
Event Handling
- Handling Events by attaching a delegate
- Handling Events by overriding protected method of base class.
Building graphical interface elements
- Understanding The Graphics Object
- Understanding The Windows Forms Coordinate System
- Drawing Text on a Form
- Drawing Shapes
Working with images
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VB.NET 2005
- VB.NET 2005 Free Training
- The .NET Framework Architecture Part 1
- The .NET Framework Architecture Part 2
- Application Class and Message Class
- Implementing Class Library Object
- Visual Studio.NET Namespaces
- .NET Assemblies
- Differences between VB.NET 1.0 and VB.NET 2.0
- Introducing VB.NET Windows Forms
- Visual Studio Windows Forms Designer
- Exploring the Forms Designer generated code
- Setting and Adding Properties to Windows Form
- Implementing Inheritance
- Event Handling In Visual Basic .NET
- Building Graphical Interface elements
- .NET Common Windows Forms Controls Part 1
- .NET Common Windows Forms Controls Part 2
- Common Controls and Handling Control Events
- DomainUpDown and NumericUpDown Controls
- Dialog Boxes in Visual Basic .NET
- Visual Studio Adding Controls to Windows Form
- VB.NET Validation Controls
- Working with Menu Controls
- VB.NET MDI Applications
- .NET Exceptions
- VB.NET Creating and Managing Components Part 1
- VB.NET Creating and Managing Components Part 2
- Simple Data Binding
- .NET Complex Data Binding
- .NET Data Form Wizard
- Data Manipulation with ADO.NET
- SQL Server Stored Procedures
- SQL Server Ad Hoc Queries
- Finding and Sorting Data in DataSets
- ADO.NET Object Model
- Working with DataSets
- Using XML Data
- Working with File System in .NET
- Creating Web Service
- Instantiating - Invoking Web Services, Creating Proxy Classes with WSDL
- Web Reference and Web Services
- Web Services - SOAP, WSDL, Disco and UDDI
- Web Application Testing in VB.NET 2005
- Web Application Tracing and Debugging
- Working with Legacy Code and COM Components
- ActiveX Controls and Legacy Code
- Windows Application Testing
- VB.NET Windows Application Testing
- Tracing VB.NET Windows Application
- Debugging Windows Applications In Visual Studio.NET 2005
- Deploying Windows Applications In Visual Studio.NET 2005
- Customizing Setup Project in Visual Studio.NET 2005
- Shared Assembly
- Microsoft .NET Creating Installation Components
- The Registry Editor in Visual Studio.NET 2005
- The File Types Editor







