Project Explorer, The Properties Window, The Immediate Window, Object Brower Notes
Project Explorer, The Properties Window, The Immediate Window, Object Brower Notes
1. Select a control from Toolbox, click on form and drag until you have
got the shape of the control you want.
2. Alternatively, you may double-click any control to add to form.
After adding a control to the form, you need to set its property and then write
code for the control to work how you want.
Simply double-click the control (which is on the form) to view the code window
and write code to specify how this control will work.
NOTE :
1. Pointer is not a control. Click this icon to select controls already on
the form.
2. All controls are object
3. Form is an object, but it is not a control.
In the Properties Window, notice the help information about the object. This
helps in learning new properties.
(See Picture) Help information for the 'Caption' property is shown.
The Project Explorer Window
Press Ctrl+R if this window is not showing.
The Project Explorer Window gives you a view of the modules or forms which
are contained in your VB application. You can switch from one form to another
or from one module to another from the Project Explorer Window. You can view
the code window of a particular form or module as well.
The Form Layout Window shows where on the screen the form will be displayed
when the program will be executed. Simply drag on it so that the form appears
on the position where you want.