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Module 1: Creating a Simple Windows Forms Application
- Components of a Windows Forms User Interface
- Event Handling in a Windows Forms Application
- Lab: Creating a Simple Windows Forms Application
Skills
- Describe the various components of a Windows Forms application.
- Explain how to handle events in a Windows Forms application.
- Add and configure Windows Forms and controls.
- Create event handlers and monitor events.
- Add controls and handlers to a form at run time.
- Apply best practices when designing forms.
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Module 2: Configuring Standard Controls
- Windows Forms Controls by Function
- Lab: Configuring Standard Controls
Skills
- Explain the functions of the major categories of Windows Forms controls.
- Create a form to select and view images by using the SplitContainer, TreeView, PictureBox, ToolStrip, and other controls.
- Create a form to specify report criteria by using the TableLayoutPanel, ListView, MonthCalendar, ComboBox, and other controls.
- Create a form to view a Hypertext Markup Language (HTML) Help file by using a WebBrowser control.
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Module 3: Building Menus
- Menus in Windows Forms
- Lab: Building Menus
Skills
- Explain the structure of a menu in a Windows Forms application.
- Create and configure a MenuStrip control.
- Create and configure a ContextMenuStrip component.
- Hide and disable a ToolStripMenuItem.
- Apply best practices for menu design and development.
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Module 4: Displaying and Editing Data by Using Data-Bound Controls
- Binding Data to a Control
- DataGridView Control
- Lab: Displaying and Editing Data by Using Data-Bound Controls
Skills
- Explain simple and complex data binding.
- Describe the scenarios in which the DataGridView control is used.
- Add a data source to a project.
- Bind data to a control at run time.
- Use the BindingSource component and BindingNavigator control to create a data-bound Windows Form.
- Use the DataGridView control to display and update tabular data from a data source.
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Module 5: Providing User Assistance and Enhancing Usability
- Providing User Assistance
- Implementing Accessibility Features
- Implementing Globalization and Localization
- Lab: Providing User Assistance and Enhancing Usability
Skills
- Describe the components that can be used to provide user assistance.
- Add and configure user assistance controls on a Windows Form.
- Explain the accessibility features available to implement in a Windows Forms application.
- Implement accessibility features within a Windows Forms application.
- Explain the high-level processes involved in globalization and localization in a Windows Forms ap plication.
- Implement globalization and localization in a Windows Form.
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Module 6: Creating Consistent Applications by Using Dialog Boxes and Forms Inheritance
- Dialog Boxes in a Windows Forms Application
- Windows Forms Inheritance
- Lab: Creating Consistent Applications by Using Dialog Boxes and Forms Inheritance
Skills
- Describe the various standard preconfigured dialog boxes available to a Windows Forms application.
- Explain the concept of Windows Forms inheritance and the reasons for using inheritance.
- Add and configure dialog box controls on a Windows Form.
- Create a custom dialog box.
- Implement Windows Forms inheritance.
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Module 7: Printing Content and Creating Reports
- Printing in a Windows Forms Application
- Reporting in a Windows Forms Application
- Lab: Printing Content and Creating Reports
Skills
- Explain how to print a report in a Windows Forms application.
- Describe how to create and view reports in a Windows Forms application.
- Use the components provided with Visual Studio 2005 to add print capability to a Windows Forms application.
- Display a Crystal report by using the CrystalReportViewer component.
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Module 8: Performing Asynchronous Tasks by Using the BackgroundWorker Component
- Asynchronous Tasks in Windows Forms Applications
- Lab: Performing Asynchronous Tasks by Using the BackgroundWorker Component
Skills
- Explain the concepts and processes involved in asynchronous programming.
- Run and cancel a background process by using the BackgroundWorker component.
- Describe best practices for using the BackgroundWorker component.
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Module 9: Deploying Applications by Using ClickOnce
- Windows Forms Application Deployment Options
- ClickOnce Technology Overview
- Lab: Deploying Applications by Using ClickOnce
Skills
- Explain the options for deploying a Windows Forms application.
- Explain the key concepts of ClickOnce technology.
- Publish a ClickOnce application.
- Install and test a ClickOnce application.
- Describe best practices for using ClickOnce deployment.
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