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Allows a user to click on the control to perform routines Sets an option on or off Presents a list of items preceded by a check box Selects colors from a standard dialog box When this control is selected, it is added to the bottom of the design window and is not attached directly to the form This is because it is an invisible control and is used within code See Figure 18-25 for its positioning in the design window Displays data in a drop-down box Presents frequently used menu commands that are associated with a particular object Displays data from a dataset By moving through the DataGrid, the data can be updated at the source Presents a selection list of dates and times Allows a user to browse through and select from a list of text strings Displays error information to the user Presents a common dialog box for selecting fonts Groups other controls Associates an HTML help file with the application Provides horizontal scroll bars Collects images that can be displayed on other controls Displays text read only Displays hypertext links read only Presents a selection list of text or graphical items Presents a selection list of text, text with icons, text with large icons, or report view Displays a menu at runtime Allows a user to view and set date information Provides icons for background processes Allows a user to browse through and select from a list of numbers Presents a common dialog box for opening files Presents a common dialog box for setting printing options Groups controls in a scrolled list Displays graphics Presents a common dialog box for starting printing Allows you to create your own Print Preview dialog box Presents a common dialog box for viewing a printout Shows the progress of an activity

The history of private security in the United States is largely related to the growth of railroads and labor unions A True B False

RadioButton RichTextBox SaveFileDialog Splitter StatusBar TabControl TextBox Timer ToolBar ToolTip TrackBar TreeView Table 18-4

Allows the user to select from a set of two or more mutually exclusive options Displays text at run time and allows it to be altered by the user Text can be formatted as plain text or RTF (Rich Text Format) Presents a common dialog box for saving files Allows the user to resize a docked control Indicates status information about the application Status can be set dynamically according to the state of the application Creates multiple tabs that contain their own controls Displays text at run time and allows it to be altered by the user Sets intervals for raised events Presents buttons on a strip for menu shortcuts Provides help text when a user positions the mouse over a control Navigates through information or adjusts a numeric setting Presents a hierarchy of items that can be collapsed or expanded

On September 11, 2003, terrorists hijacked airplanes and attacked the World Trade Center and the Pentagon, resulting in about 3000 deaths A True B False

Popular Controls from the Toolbox (continued)

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Properties are exposed by the designer of the control and can be set at design time via the Properties window or programmatically at run time Some properties can only be set at one time or the other The following are common properties that most controls share: Anchor Sets the location of the top-left corner of the container to which the control is bound Backcolor Sets the background color of the control Adds a background image to the control BackgroundImage

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 B A B B A B B B A B A B B A B B B B A B B B A B A A B B B

Enabled Specifies whether the control is enabled or disabled (in which case it is grayed-out) Focused Sets whether the control has focus (in which case it is the control in the foreground) Font Left Sets the text properties Sets the horizontal position of the top-left corner of the control

TabIndex Specifies the order of the controls By default, TabIndex is set when you add the control; however, you may want to change that order Text Top Sets the text of the control Sets the vertical position of the top-left corner of the control Determines whether the control is to be displayed or not