The document discusses various controls in C# Windows Forms applications, including message boxes, buttons, labels, text boxes, check boxes, radio buttons, date/time pickers, progress bars, web browsers, color/font dialogs, and file dialogs. It provides details on the purpose and properties of each control type for building graphical user interfaces in .NET.
The document discusses various controls in C# Windows Forms applications, including message boxes, buttons, labels, text boxes, check boxes, radio buttons, date/time pickers, progress bars, web browsers, color/font dialogs, and file dialogs. It provides details on the purpose and properties of each control type for building graphical user interfaces in .NET.
The document discusses various controls in C# Windows Forms applications, including message boxes, buttons, labels, text boxes, check boxes, radio buttons, date/time pickers, progress bars, web browsers, color/font dialogs, and file dialogs. It provides details on the purpose and properties of each control type for building graphical user interfaces in .NET.
The document discusses various controls in C# Windows Forms applications, including message boxes, buttons, labels, text boxes, check boxes, radio buttons, date/time pickers, progress bars, web browsers, color/font dialogs, and file dialogs. It provides details on the purpose and properties of each control type for building graphical user interfaces in .NET.
class that is used to show message boxes for prompting, confirmation and warning users. To show a message box, simply call the Show method of the MessageBox class. The simplest version of the Show method is the one that accepts a string message as an argument. The table below shows the members of the MessageBoxButtons enumeration. Member Buttons Shown AbortRetryIgnore Abort, Retry, Ignore OK OK OKCancel OK, Cancel RetryCancel Retry, Cancel YesNo Yes, No YesNoCancel Yes, No, Cancel Form In C# window Application Windows Form
Windows Forms (or simply forms) are the windows
you see in a Windows Application. You can create multiple forms in a single application. Each form inherits the properties and methods of the System.Windows.Forms.Form class. The namespaceSystem.Windows.Forms contains components you will need for creating forms and controls. Button Control Button control The Button control (System.Windows.Forms.Button) is commonly used to execute commands when it is clicked. When a button is clicked, you specify codes that will be used. Buttons are typically used to confirm or cancel an action, to perform different actions, and to open some more dialogs. Label control Label & LinkLabel control The Label control (System.Windows.Forms.Label) is used to add text to a form that can be used to show messages, or add labels to identify what other controls' functionality is. Drag a label control from the toolbox to the form. By default, it will have an initial text. A LinkLabel control is a label control that can display a hyperlink. TextBox Control Textbox control A Textbox control is used to display, or accept as input, a single line of text. This control has additional functionality that is not found in the standard Windows text box control, including multiline editing and password character masking. RichTextBox Control RichTextBox Control The RichTextBox control (System.Windows.Forms. RichTextBox) is similar to a TextBox control, but it allows you to format different parts of the text inside it. The TextBox control is typically used to accept text input from the user while the RichTextBox control is used to show formatted text and save it in Rich Text Format (RTF). CheckBox And RadioButton Control CheckBox And RadioButton Control CheckBox Checkboxes allow the user to make multiple selections from a number of options. CheckBox to give the user an option, such as true/false or yes/no. You can click a check box to select it and click it again to deselect it. RadioButton A radio button or option button enables the user to select a single option from a group of choices when paired with other RadioButton controls. When a user clicks on a radio button, it becomes checked, and all other radio buttons with same group become unchecked NumericUpDown ,PictureBox ,ProgressBar,ComboBox ,MonthlyCalendar And DateTimePicker Control NumericUpDown The NumericUpDown control is typically used to get numeric inputs and automatically restricts user for giving invalid non-numeric values. The NumericUpDown control appears like a TextBox control, but there are arrow buttons on its right or left side that is used to increment or decrement the value Control of the control. Value Property button1 Name buttonCalculate numericUpDown1 Name numericUpDownPrice Decimal 2 Increment 0.50 Maximum 10000 numericUpDown2 Name numericUpDownQuantity Maximum 100 PictureBox Control The Windows Forms PictureBox control is used to display images in bitmap, GIF , icon , or JPEG formats. ComboBox control The ComboBox control is another way of allowing a user to choose from a set of options. DateTimePicker Control DateTimePicker is ideal for choosing a single date and/or time value and requires the same amount of space as an ordinary drop-down list box. When the user clicks the drop-down button, a month calendar appears. The operation of the control from this point is exactly the same as the MonthCalendar control. MonthCalendar control The MonthCalendar control presents an intuitive graphical interface for users to view and set date information ProgressBar Control WebBrowser Control Web Browser Control WebBrowser control allows developers to build Web browsing capability within Windows Forms applications. Web Browser Output Dialog Controls ColorDialog Control FontDialog Control FolderBrowserDialog Control OpenFileDialog Control SaveFileDialog control The ColorDialog Control The ColorDialog (System.Windows.Forms.ColorDialog ) is used when you want to pick different colors. For example, when you want to pick a color of the font or a background color for the form, you can use the ColorDialog control The following are some of the useful properties of the ColorDialog control. Properties Description AllowFullOpen Specifies whether the user can choose custom colors. Color The color that the user selected. CustomColors A collection of custom colors picked by the user. FullOpen Specifies whether the part used to pick custom colors are automatically open. Changing Form Background Color Changing Form Font Color The FontDialog Control The FontDialog control (System.Windows.Forms.FontDialog) is a handy control for selecting different kinds of font and font- related properties. Properties Description Color The selected color of the user. Font The resulting font constructed using the font dialog. MaxSize The maximum size the dialog can provide. MinSize The minimum size the dialog can provide. ShowApply Indicates whether to show the Apply button. ShowColor Indicates whether to show the Color option. ShowEffects Indicates whether to show the Effects option. The FolderBrowserDialog Control Folder Browser Dialog is a .NET control that prompts user to browse and select a folder location. Using FolderBroserDialog user can only select folders and not files. The FolderBrowserDialog control (System.Windows.Forms.FolderBrowserDialog) allows you to browse for a directory in your system. OpenFileDialog Control An OpenFileDialog control is used to browse and select a file on a computer. SaveFileDialog control A SaveFileDialog control is used to save a file using Windows Save File Dialog.