Building visual basic application
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This document discusses the steps for planning, building, and programming a user interface in Visual Basic. It outlines setting properties for objects during the planning stage, defining attributes like label text and size during the programming stage, and becoming familiar with available windows during the building stage. It then provides instructions for practicing drawing interfaces by adding labels using the toolbox and positioning them on a form.
Building visual basic application
- 1. AUSTERO, JOHN GILBERT C. CAMACHO, MARLON M. BONDA, ROFHEL EDEN ARCILLA, AMME JULE G. IV-KAMAGONG IV-NARRA
- 3. STEPS... Planning: Plan the properties: For each object, write down properties that you plan to set or change during the design of the form. Programming: Set the properties: When you set the properties of objects, you give each object name and define such attributes as the contents of the label, the size of text, and the words that appear on the top of command button and in the form’s title bar. Building: In designing the user interface, the programmer must be very familiar with the windows that are available for use in a VISUAL BASIC.
- 5. WE CAN PRACTICE DRAWING OUR USER INTERFACE. 1. USING THE VISUAL BASIC TOOLBOX, CLICK THE LABEL TOOL. 2. MOVE THE POINTER OVER THE FORM; THE POINTER SHOULD BECOME A CROSSHAIR. 3. PLACE THE CROSSHAIR WHERE YOU WANT THE UPPER- LEFT CORNER OF THE LABEL TO APPEAR. 4. DRAG THE CROSSHAIR UNTIL THE CONTROL IS OF THE SIZE THAT YOU DESIRE 5. RELEASE THE LEFT MOUSE BUTTON. 6. THE CONTROL SHOULD APPEAR ON THE FORM.