Chapter 12. Advanced Controls

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Special Edition Using Microsoft® Visual Basic® .NET
By Brian Siler, Jeff Spotts
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Part III:  Building Windows Applications


In this chapter

Automatically Controlling a Control's Size and Position

Specialized Date Input Controls

Other Specialized Controls

From Here…

In Chapter 11, "Fundamental Controls," you learned how to work with some of the controls that are used most commonly in Visual Basic .NET applications. This chapter introduces you to some of the controls that you may not use as often, but which provide some very handy specialized functionality.

As in Chapter 11, the controls presented in this chapter are loosely grouped according to function. We will discuss the fundamental usage of each control; feel free to experiment with them in test applications as you read through each control's description.

You may want to refer to the section "Introduction to Controls" in Chapter 11 for an overview of basic control functionality, as well as a summary of properties that are common to most controls.

You can download a sample project demonstrating the use of all the controls discussed in this chapter from www.quepublishing.com. The sample project includes comments in its code to explain how it works. Look for the file named ControlDemo.ZIP.


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    Special Edition Using Visual Basic. NET
    Special Edition Using Visual Basic.NET
    ISBN: 078972572X
    EAN: 2147483647
    Year: 2001
    Pages: 198

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