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// insert the icon associated with the control type only [ToolboxBitmap(typeof(StudentValidate)] // insert the icon associated with the path [ToolboxBitmap(@"MSNico")]

What are two critical dimensions for code-cutting cylinder keys A Spacing and depth B Bow size and blade thickness C Blade width and keyhole radius D Shoulder width and bow size

By adding attributes to properties and events (or to the control itself), you can add design-time functionality to the control The attributes become part of the metadata of the control and allow you to specify how your custom properties will be grouped together within the Properties Explorer, what types of default values exist for your properties, and whether there are any custom editors for your custom properties Table 22-1 identifies the types of attributes that you can add to your control

Browsable Category Description DefaultProperty DefaultValue TypeConverter Editor RefreshProperties Table 22-1

Indicates whether a property or event can be displayed in the Property Browser/Explorer Indicates the name of the category that will be used to group the property in the Properties Explorer Specifies the description the user will see when the property or event is selected from the Property Browser Indicates the default property for the control Indicates the default value of the property Indicates the type converter to use when converting the property to another type Specifies the editor to be used when changing the property Specifies how the forms designer will refresh when changes are made to the property values

Which manufacturer is best known for its low-cost residential key-in-knob locks A Kwikset Corporation B Medeco Security Lock C The Key-in-Knob Corporation D ASSA

These attributes can be inserted into the code module for your control Place them in front of the property or event to which you are adding this functionality Here is an example:

[Category("StudentValidate"), Description ("The Validate button will check for the existence of the Student Number in the database")] public override Button Validate

One important application of the derivative is motion Let us consider the position of a particle, x(t) (measured in units of centimeters, cm), that moves over a time t (measured in units of seconds, s) according to the function x(t ) = 4t 3 10t2+ 6 You can determine the velocity and acceleration of the particle through differentiation

In order to give the user of your control extra design-time support, the features listed in Table 22-2 are available to your control To go into any more detail on these features is beyond the scope of the Microsoft C# Windows exam You may just need to be aware that these features exist

The most popular mechanical lock brands in the United States include: A Yale, Master, Corby, and Gardall B Yale, Kwikset, Master, and TuffLock C Master, Weiser, Kwikset, and Schlage D Master, Corby, Gardall, and TuffLock

There will be times when your control will be added to a browser page and displayed in Internet Explorer Be aware that support for this exists only in versions of Internet Explorer 55 and higher The control is loaded from the web server by adding an OBJECT tag into the HTML page as follows:

<OBJECT id="StudentValidate" classid="StudentValidatedll#StudentValidate" width="100" height="100"> <PARAM name="//your parameter goes here" value="//set the value" </OBJECT>

Customer Designers Table 22-2

A mechanical lock operated mainly by a pin-tumbler cylinder is commonly called a: A Disc-tumbler pinned lock B Cylinder pin lock C Mechanical-cylinder pin lock D Pin-tumbler cylinder lock

You will see all exposed properties in the Property Browser The browser provides built-in capabilities for testing the type of data that the user enters for a property at design time Most type conversions are from a string to a given type (such as an integer) The primitive types have their own type converters (Int32), but you can create your own type converter by extending the SystemComponentModelTypeConverter class and then applying the new converter to a property Define and create a class that is derived from SystemDrawing DesignUITypeEditor This class can then be applied to a certain property for your control You can create a class that implements the IDesigner interface in order to create your own visual clues for design-time use of your control