Thread: Visual Basic - Windows Forms presented

Hello dear, I should prepare for a short presentation to introduce computer science education, under which I have a few Windows Forms in Visual Basic, and explained by means of short example programs (eg, simple machines) feature and its intended application.


I have it with software and programming erhlich not say so in the blood, and I'm more the technology freak, so I'm hoping for some friendly support.Do not worry, I expect a finished presentation of you. I just have absolutely no plan in addition to what Windows Forms button, label, textbox, combo box and progress bar (which we have already learned in class), are useful or worth mentioning.

Irstonce is to say what I have also said many times, first began with VB is a lot possible, as a beginner / beginner (experience). For example, you could be one as I find quite simple hotkey program to write or copy and paste it .
Example:
- Process.Start ("program.exe")
- View pictures
- A video about the launch DirectX-functions that need to be> imported but because Google helps better than me. told how much is possible Well continue to have fun with the program.R3G3R PS: Forms are the individual components of the program window does not

As a first time introduction, you should discuss the fact that Windows Forms is outdated and since. Net Framework 3.0 will not be developed anymore, having been replaced by the Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF).


Then you could clue that all Windows Forms in the corresponding namespace "System.Windows.Forms" provided.If you now look in the MSDN look, you'll find many interesting things on the subje

Hey, thank you, as an introduction I think that's really good. Issue is not Windows Forms General. The work order reads as follows: In forms, we have worked mainly with text boxes, labels and buttons. Which other elements there are, how to use them and why they are there to, in this.


So far I'm on the radio button to the description above, then I thought, I'm programming a simple web browser using the WebBrowser element, and finally, I would still show how to use controls, third-party applications (COM components). Such as Windows Media Player.


What I would take but very little on the actual Visual Basic. But I know not which of the existing controls are really useful and important, so I would rather go to this.