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Graphical User Interfaces with Windows Forms: Part 2

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Menus   show
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Parent Menu   show
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show Menus can have Alt key shortcuts(also called access shortcuts, keyboard shortcuts, or kotkeys), which are accessed by pressing Alt and the underlined letter - for example, Alt + F typically expands the File menu  
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Creating a Menu   show
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Adding Menu Items   show
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Creating Access Shortcut   show
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show Used to add other shortcut keys for menu items  
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show You can hide the shortcut keys by setting this property false  
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show Used to modify how the shortcut keys are displayed in the menu item  
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Separator Bars   show
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show 1. Property[RightToLeft]..Description[Causes text to display from right to left. This is useful for languages that are read from right to left]  
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1. ToolStripMenuItem Property   show
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show 2. Property[CheckOnClick]..Description[Indicates that a menu item should appear checked or unchecked as it is clicked]...  
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show 3. Property[ShortcutKeyDisplayString]..Description[Specifies text that should appear beside a menu item for a shortcut key. If left blank, the key names are displayed. Otherwise, the text in this property is displayed for the shortcut key]...  
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4. ToolStripMenuItem Property   show
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show 6. Property[Text]..Description[Specifies the menu item's text. To create an Alt access shortcut, precede a character with &]  
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Common ToolStripMenuItem Event   show
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MonthCalendar Control   show
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show 1. Property[FirstDayOfWeek]..Description[Sets which day of the week is the first displayed for each week in the calendar]... 2. Property[MaxDate]..Description[The last date that can be selected]...  
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2. MonthCalendar Properties   show
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3. MonthCalendar Properties   show
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4. MonthCalendar Properties   show
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show 1. Event[DateChanged]..Description[Generated when a date is selected in the calendar]  
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show Similar to the MonthCalendar control but displays the calendar when a down arrow is selected  
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1. DateTimePicker Properties   show
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2. DateTimePicker Properties   show
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3. DateTimePicker Properties   show
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4. DateTimePicker Properties   show
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5. DateTimePicker Properties   show
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6. DateTimePicker Properties   show
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7. DateTimePicker Properties   show
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show 1. Event[ValueChanged]..Description[generatd when the Value property changes, including when the user selects a new date or time]  
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LinkLabel Control   show
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1. Common LinkLabel Properties   show
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show 2. Property[LinkArea]..Description[Specifies which portion of text in the LinkLabel is part of the Link]... 3. Property[LinkBehavior]..Description[Specifies the link's behavior, such as how the link appears when the mouse is placed over it]...  
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show 4. Property[LinkColor]..Description[Specifies the original color of the link before it's been visited. The default color(typically blue) is set by the system]...  
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show 5. Property[LinkVisited]..Description[If true, the link appears as through it has been visited(its color is changed to that specified by property VisitedLinkColor). The default value is false]...  
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5. Common LinkLabel Properties   show
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show 8. Property[VisitedLinkColor]..Description[Specifies the color of a visited link. The default color(typically purple) is set by the system]  
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Common LinkLabel Event   show
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Start Method   show
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ListBox Control   show
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CheckedListBox Control   show
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show 1. Property[Items]..Description[The collection of items in the ListBox]... 2. Property[MultiColumn]..Description[Indicates whether the ListBox can display multiple columns. Multiple columns eliminate vertical scrollbars from the display]...  
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2. Common ListBox Properties   show
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show If multiple items are selected, use property SelectedIndices]... 4. Property[SelectedIndices]..Description[Returns a collection containing the indices for all selected items]...  
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4. Common ListBox Properties   show
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5. Common ListBox Properties   show
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6. Common ListBox Properties   show
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7. Common ListBox Properties   show
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Common ListBox Methods   show
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Common ListBox Event   show
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Adding Items to ListBoxes and CheckedListBoxes   show
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1. Common CheckedListBox Properties   show
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2. Common CheckedListBox   show
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show 3. Property[CheckOnClick]..Description[When true and user clicks an item, the item is both selected and checked or unchecked. By default, this property is false, which means that user must select an item, then click it again to check or uncheck it]...  
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show 4. Property[SelectionMode]..Description[Determines whether items can be selected and checked. The possible values are One(the default; allows multiple checks to be placed) or None (does not allow any checks to be placed)]...  
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Common CheckedListBox Method   show
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Common CheckedListBox Event   show
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show 1. Property[CurrentValue]..Description[Indicates whether the current item is checked or unchecked. Possible values are Checked, Unchecked, and Indeterminate]...  
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2. ItemmCheckEventArgs Properties   show
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ComboBox Control   show
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1. Common ComboBox Properties   show
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show Value DropDown(default) means the text portion is editable but the user must click an arrow button to see the list portion. Value DropDownList means that the text portion is not editable and the user must click the arrow button to see list portion]...  
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3. Common ComboBox Properties   show
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4. Common ComboBox Properties   show
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5. Common ComboBox Properties   show
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6. Common ComboBox Properties   show
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Common ComboBox Event   show
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show Determines the type of ComoBox and is represented as a value of the ComboBoxStyle enumeration, which contains values Simple, DropDown, and DropDownList. Simple does not display a drop-down arrow. A scrollbar appears next to the control.  
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2. DropDownStyle   show
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3. DropDownStyle   show
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TreeView Control   show
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Parent Node   show
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show Child nodes that have the same parent node  
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show The first parent node of a tree  
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1. Common TreeView Properties   show
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show 2. Properties[ImageList]..Description[Specifies an ImageList object containing the node icons. An ImageList object is a collection that contains Image objects]...  
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show 3. Properties[Nodes]..Description[Returns the collection of TreeNodes in the control as a TreeNodeCollection. It contains methods Add, Clear, and Remove. Removing a parent node deletes all its children]...  
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4. Common TreeView Properties   show
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Common TreeView Event(Event Arguments TreeViewEventArgs)   show
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1. Common TreeNode Properties   show
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show 2. Property[FirstNode]..Description[Specifies the first node in the Nodes collection(the first child in the tree)]... 3. Property[FullPath]..Description[Indicates the path of the node, starting at the root of the tree]...  
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3. Common TreeNode Properties   show
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4. Common TreeNode Properties   show
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show 8. Property[PrevNode]..Description[Previous sibling node]... 9. Property[SelectedImageIndex]..Description[Specifies the index in the TreeView's ImageList of the image to use when the node is selected]...  
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6. Common TreeNode Properties   show
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show 1. Method[Collapse]..Description[Collapses a node]... 2. Method[Expand]..Description[Expands a node]... 3. Method[ExpandAll]..Description[Expands all the children of a node]...  
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show 4. Method[GetNodeCount]..Description[Returns the number of child nodes]  
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Adding A Root Node   show
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Adding Children to Root Node   show
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show Provides functionality for working with string that are file or directrly paths  
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ListView Control   show
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show 1. Property[Activation]..Description[Determines how th user activates an item. This property takes a value in the ItemActivation enumeration. Possible values are OneClick, TwoClick, and Standard]...  
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show 8. Property[View]..Description[Determines appearance of ListViewItems. Possible values are LargeIcon(default7), SmallIcon, List, Details, and Tile]  
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