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| Special Edition Using Microsoft® Visual Basic® .NET By Brian Siler, Jeff Spotts
| Table of Contents | | Chapter 12. Advanced Controls |
From Here… This chapter has introduced you to more of the great variety of controls that are available to use in your applications. The following chapters contain more information about other controls that you may find useful: Chapter 13, "Using Dialog Boxes," teaches you about techniques for displaying dialog boxes to ask the user for information, including the DialogBox controls that are built into Visual Basic .NET. To learn more about controls that help enhance your applications' user interfaces, see Chapter 14, "Designing an Effective User Interface." To learn about creating your own customized controls, see Chapter 16, "Creating Your Own Windows Controls." |
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