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Visual C++ .Net Programming Tutorials: Visual C++ .NET Windows Forms and Controls

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Windows Forms is a powerful feature of the Microsoft Windows .NET Framework that provides a set of classes for building GUI applications across the .NET languages. In contrast to most other GUI libraries, Windows Forms can be used from any .NET language, and you can now easily build mixed-language graphical applications. Windows Forms is a large and complex subject, encapsulating the whole of writing GUI applications. The subject is worth a book in its own right, so the following two tutorials can only scratch

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the surface to give you a taste of how Windows Forms operates and how you can use it to write GUI applications. If you've ever programmed in Microsoft Visual Basic, the idea behind Windows Forms will be familiar to you. In fact, for the .NET Framework, Microsoft has taken the Visual Basic GUI programming model, complete with forms, controls, and properties, and generalized it so that it can be used from any .NET language.

A Windows Forms application consists of one or more windows called forms. These might be top-level windows, child windows, or dialog boxes, and an application might support many different forms. You place controls, such as buttons and list boxes, onto a form to build the GUI for your program...

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