Fluent Visual Basic: The Visual Studio UI
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- In a Nutshell
- Task List
- Solutions, Projects and Stuff
- Solution And Project Properties
- Add an Icon
- 1 Set the Application Icon Property
- 2 Build the Application
- 3 Set the Window Property
- Did it Work?
- One More Time...
- Take Control
- Arranging Windows
- More Than Editing...
- List Members
- Parameter Information
- Road Maps
- Review
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Rebecca Riordan discusses how Visual Studio helps you manage a development project with Solutions and Projects, and then takes a closer look at the UI and how to configure it to suit the way you work.
This chapter is from the book
In the last chapter you wrote your first program and saw the basics of the Visual Studio user interface (UI). Now it’s time to look at these steps in more detail. We’ll start by looking at how Visual Studio helps you manage a development project with Solutions and Projects, and then take a closer look at the UI and how to configure it to suit the way you work.
As a programmer, you’ll spend a lot of time in the Code Editor, and so will we. We’ll look at the basic text editing functions it provides and also at Intellisense and the Visual Studio help system.
In a Nutshell
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