Windows Forms 2.0 Programming (Microsoft .NET Development Series)
Windows Forms 2.0 Programming (Microsoft .NET Development Series)
ISBN: 0321267966
EAN: 2147483647
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2006
Pages: 216
Pages: 216
Authors: Chris Sells, Michael Weinhardt
- Windows Forms 2.0 Programming
- Table of Contents
- Copyright
- Microsoft .NET Development Series
- About the Authors
- Foreword
- Preface
- Chapter 1. Hello, Windows Forms
- Windows Forms from Scratch
- Windows Forms in Visual Studio .NET
- Arranging Controls
- Controls
- Application Settings
- Resources
- Dialogs
- Drawing
- Printing
- Data Binding
- Multithreaded User Interfaces
- Deployment
- Where Are We?
- Chapter 2. Forms
- Showing Forms
- Form Lifetime
- Form Notification
- Form Size and Location
- Form Adornments
- Form Transparency
- Form and Context Menus
- Tool Strips
- Status Strips
- Multiple Document Interface Applications
- Visual Inheritance
- Where Are We?
- Chapter 3. Dialogs
- Standard Dialogs
- Form Styles
- Data Exchange
- Data Validation
- Implementing Help
- Where Are We?
- Chapter 4. Layout
- Fixed Layout
- Dynamic Layout
- Layout Controls
- Layout Optimization
- Custom Layout
- Where Are We?
- Chapter 5. Drawing Basics
- Drawing to the Screen
- Colors
- Brushes
- Pens
- Shapes
- Paths
- Images
- Where Are We?
- Chapter 6. Drawing Text
- Fonts
- Strings
- The TextRenderer
- A Tale of Two Technologies
- Where Are We?
- Chapter 7. Advanced Drawing
- Page Units
- Transforms
- Regions
- Optimized Drawing
- Where Are We?
- Chapter 8. Printing
- Print Documents
- Print Controllers
- Basic Print Events
- Margins
- Page Settings
- Printer Settings
- Useful Printing Techniques
- Where Are We?
- Chapter 9. Components
- Components Defined
- Using Components
- Creating Custom Components
- Where Are We?
- Chapter 10. Controls
- Controls Defined
- Using Controls
- Themed Controls
- Owner-Drawn Controls
- Extending Existing Controls
- Custom Controls
- User Controls
- Hosting COM Controls
- Where Are We?
- Chapter 11. Design-Time Integration: The Properties Window
- Design-Time Components
- Hosts, Containers, and Sites
- Debugging Design-Time Functionality
- The DesignMode Property
- Attributes
- Code Serialization
- Batch Initialization
- Extender Property Providers
- Type Converters
- UI Type Editors
- Where Are We?
- Chapter 12. Design-Time Integration: Designers and Smart Tags
- Designers
- Smart Tags
- Where Are We?
- Chapter 13. Resources
- Resource Basics
- Strongly Typed Resources
- Application Internationalization
- Where Are We?
- Chapter 14. Applications
- Applications
- Single-Instance Applications
- Where Are We?
- Chapter 15. Settings
- The Application Environment
- Application, User, and Roaming-User Settings
- Strongly Typed Settings
- Using Strongly Typed Settings
- Designer Settings
- Alternative Storage for Settings
- Where Are We?
- Chapter 16. Data Binding Basics
- The Land before Data Binding
- Simple Data Binding and Item Data Sources
- Simple Binding and List Data Sources
- Complex Binding and List Data Sources
- IBindingList
- BindingListT
- The BindingSource Component
- Design-Time Data Sources
- Binding UI Elements in the Designer
- Where Are We?
- Chapter 17. Applied Data Binding
- Drag-and-Drop Data Binding
- Fundamentals of Data-Bound UIs
- Data Views
- Real-World Data-Bound UIs
- Where Are We?
- Chapter 18. Multithreaded User Interfaces
- Long-Running Operations
- Asynchronous Web Services
- Where Are We?
- Chapter 19. ClickOnce Deployment
- A Day in the Life of ClickOnce Deployment
- ClickOnce Configuration
- ClickOnce Security
- Managing Permissions
- Considerations for Partially Trusted Assemblies
- Processing Command Line Arguments
- Where Are We?
- Appendix A. What s New in Windows Forms 2.0
- A Few Words About Windows Forms
- Windows Forms 2.0 Enhancements
- Windows Forms 2.0: The Improvements
- Appendix B. Moving from MFC
- A Few Words About MFC
- MFC Versus Windows Forms
- MFC and Windows Forms Interop
- Windows Forms as a Better MFC
- Appendix C. Delegates and Events
- Delegates
- Events
- Anonymous Delegates
- Happiness in the Universe
- Appendix D. Component and Control Survey
- Components
- Controls
- Appendix E. Drag and Drop
- Enabling Drag and Drop
- Adding Support for Multiple Drag-and-Drop Effects
- Customizing Drag and Drop
- Drag and Drop of Multiple Data Items
- File Drag and Drop
- Appendix F. Document Management
- The FileDocument Component
- Shell Integration
- The MruMenuManager Component
- Opening Files Dragged and Dropped from the Shell
- Bibliography
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- Color Insert
- Index
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Windows Forms 2.0 Programming (Microsoft .NET Development Series)
ISBN: 0321267966
EAN: 2147483647
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2006
Pages: 216
Pages: 216
Authors: Chris Sells, Michael Weinhardt
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