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    Chapter 2 - Introduction to the Visual

    Studio .NET IDE


    Outline
    2.1 Introduction
    2.2 Overview of the Visual Studio .NET IDE
    2.3 Menu Bar and Toolbar
    2.4 Visual Studio .NET IDE Windows
    2.4.1 Solution Explorer
    2.4.2 Toolbox
    2.4.3 Properties Window
    2.5 Using Help
    2.6 Simple Program: Displaying Text and an Image

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    2.1 Introduction

    • Visual Studio .NET


    – Microsoft’s Integrated Development Environment (IDE)
    – Used to create, run and debug programs (applications)
    • Visual programming
    – Dragging and dropping predefined building blocks into place
    to create a simple Visual Basic program

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    2.2 Overview of the Visual Studio .NET IDE

    • Start Page
    – Helpful links to get around
    • Get Started
    • What’s New
    • Downloads
    • My Profile
    – Displays recent projects
    – Displays Open Project and New Project buttons

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    Location bar

    Fig. 2.1 Start Page in Visual Studio .NET.

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    Fig. 2.2 New Project dialog.

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    Fig. 2.3 Design view of Visual Studio .NET IDE.

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    Fig. 2.4 Visual Studio .NET IDE menu bar.

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    Me n u De sc rip tio n
    File Contains comm ands for opening projects, closing projects, printing project data,
    etc.

    Edit Contains comm ands such as cut, paste, find, undo, etc.
    View Contains comm ands for displaying IDE windows and toolbars.
    Project Contains commands for managing a project and its files.
    Build Contains comm ands for com piling a program .
    Debug Contains comm ands for debugging (i.e., identifying and correcting problem s in a
    program) and running a program .
    Data Contains comm ands for interacting with databases (i.e., files that store data,
    which we discuss in Chapter 19, Databases, SQL and AD O .NET).
    Format Contains comm ands for arranging a form’s controls.
    Tools Contains comm ands for accessing additional IDE tools and options that enable
    customization of the IDE.
    W indow s Contains comm ands for arranging and displaying windows.
    Help Contains comm ands for accessing the IDE’s help features.
    Fig . 2 .5 Su m m a ry o f Visu a l Stu d io .N ET ID E m e n u s.

    Fig. 2.5 Summary of Visual Studio .NET IDE menus.

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    Fig. 2.6 Toolbar demonstration.

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    Fig. 2.7 Tool tip demonstration.

    Fig. 2.8 Toolbar icons for three Visual Studio .NET IDE windows.

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    Fig. 2.9 Demonstrating the auto-hide feature.

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    Fig. 2.10 Solution Explorer with an open solution.

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    Fig. 2.11 Toolbox window.
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    Fig. 2.12 Properties window.
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    C om m a nd De sc rip tio n
    Contents Displays a categorized table of contents in which help articles are
    organized by topic.

    Index Displays an alphabetized list of topics through which the programmer


    can browse.
    Search Allows programmers to find help articles based on search keywords.
    Fig . 2.13 Help m e n u c o m m a n d s.

    Fig. 2.13 Help menu commands.

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    Fig. 2.14 Dynamic Help window.
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    Fig. 2.15 Simple program executing.
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    Fig. 2.16 Creating a new Windows Application.
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    Fig. 2.17 Setting the project location in the Project Location dialog.

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    Fig. 2.18 Setting the form’s Text property.

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    Fig. 2.19 Form with sizing handles.

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    Fig. 2.20 Changing the form’s BackColor property.

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    Fig. 2.21 Adding a label to the form.

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    Fig. 2.22 Label in position with its Text property set.

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    Fig. 2.23 Properties window displaying the label’s properties.

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    Fig. 2.24 Font window for selecting fonts, styles and sizes.

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    Fig. 2.25 Centering the label’s text.

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    Fig. 2.26 Inserting and aligning the picture box.

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    Fig. 2.27 Image property of the picture box.

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    Fig. 2.28 Selecting an image for the picture box.

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    Fig. 2.29 Picture box displaying an image.

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    Fig. 2.30 IDE in run mode, with the running application in the foreground.

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