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Building Graphical User Interface
Windows Forms are based on the Graphical User Interface (GUI). Hence, several graphical interface elements can be used within a Windows-based application. The .NET Framework provides the System.Drawing namespace that is included in the Windows Graphics Design Interface (GDI+). Several classes...
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Configure Serviced Components
There are specific COM+ services that are used to configure a serviced component and apply them in an application, which are as follows: Initiating the COM+ transactions in an application: A transaction consists of a series of operations, each of which is connected together to form a...
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Data Binding
In the context of Visual Studio .NET, a user can create any Windows-based applications along with the user interface by using Windows Forms. As forms are the base unit of an application, the functionality of the application can be enhanced by using a rich set of controls that provide the user...
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Describe the setup project properties of a Windows application?
The following are the setup project properties that provide descriptive information about a Windows application:
Setup Project Properties Description Author It contains the name of the author that creates an application. Description It contains the description about an...
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Describe the setup project properties to determine their behavior during installation?
The following are the setup project properties to determine their behavior during installation:
Setup Project Properties Description InstallAllUsers It determines whether the setup package is installed for all users or only for installing users. PostBuildEvent It specifies the...
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Developing Multi-Threaded .NET Applications
Introduction
A thread is a sequence of code execution within a single process. It does not have its own address space. However, it uses the memory and other resources of the process in which it executes. A thread consists of identification, a stack, a register set containing the program or...
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Developing Multi-Threaded .NET Applications
Introduction
A thread is a sequence of code execution within a single process. It does not have its own address space. However, it uses the memory and other resources of the process in which it executes. A thread consists of identification, a stack, a register set containing the program or...
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Handling Events and Logging Information from a Windows Service Application
A Windows service application supports various customized events, such as changing the power status of a computer or logging information. The logging information can change the state of the service or errors in the system event logs and customize your event logs. By using the performance counter,...
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How can the properties of a constituent control be exposed using C# application project?
The properties of a constituent control can be exposed by the following ways:
Creating a public property for a user control.
Using the getter and setter for a property in the property definition. It will effect the change in the
private property of the constituent control. For example, a...
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How can the properties of a constituent control be exposed using Visual Basic project?
The properties of a constituent control can be exposed by the following ways:
Creating a public property in a user control.
Using the getter and setter for a property in the property definition. It will effect the change in the
private property of the constituent control. For example, a...
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