Introduction to Programming Using Visual Basic (10th Edition)
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Author: David I. Schneider
Publisher: PEARSON
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Chapter 2.2, Problem 29E
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Given: A blank form.
To find: The method to create a label with text “The three most important things in life are� and a text box with text “1� followed by a label with text “Be Kind� and text box with text “2� followed by a label with text “Be Kind� and a text box with text “3� followed by another label with text “Be Kind� and a label with text “Henry James’ advice to his nephew� and change the name of the title of the forms window as “Uncle’s Advice�.
Solution:
To change the title of the forms windows as “Uncle’s Advice�, follow the steps below:
Right click on the Form1 window and then click on the properties.
After clicking on the properties, click on the Text property and then change the name as “Uncle’s Advice�.
To create the label, text box, follow the steps below:
Find the Toolbox option in the fly-out menu.
From there select the option of label, textbox and drag and drop it on the form.
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Introduction to Programming Using Visual Basic (10th Edition)
Chapter 2.2, Problem 1EChapter 2.2, Problem 2EChapter 2.2, Problem 3EChapter 2.2, Problem 4EChapter 2.2, Problem 5EChapter 2.2, Problem 6EChapter 2.2, Problem 7EChapter 2.2, Problem 8EChapter 2.2, Problem 9EChapter 2.2, Problem 10E
Chapter 2.2, Problem 11EChapter 2.2, Problem 12EChapter 2.2, Problem 13EChapter 2.2, Problem 14EChapter 2.2, Problem 15EChapter 2.2, Problem 16EChapter 2.2, Problem 17EChapter 2.2, Problem 18EChapter 2.2, Problem 19EChapter 2.2, Problem 20EChapter 2.2, Problem 21EChapter 2.2, Problem 22EChapter 2.2, Problem 23EChapter 2.2, Problem 24EChapter 2.2, Problem 25EChapter 2.2, Problem 26EChapter 2.2, Problem 27EChapter 2.2, Problem 28EChapter 2.2, Problem 29EChapter 2.2, Problem 30EChapter 2.2, Problem 31EChapter 2.2, Problem 32EChapter 2.2, Problem 33EChapter 2.2, Problem 34EChapter 2.2, Problem 35EChapter 2.2, Problem 36EChapter 2.2, Problem 37EChapter 2.2, Problem 38EChapter 2.2, Problem 39EChapter 2.2, Problem 40EChapter 2.2, Problem 41EChapter 2.2, Problem 42EChapter 2.2, Problem 43EChapter 2.2, Problem 44EChapter 2.2, Problem 45EChapter 2.2, Problem 46EChapter 2.2, Problem 47EChapter 2.3, Problem 1EChapter 2.3, Problem 2EChapter 2.3, Problem 3EChapter 2.3, Problem 4EChapter 2.3, Problem 5EChapter 2.3, Problem 6EChapter 2.3, Problem 7EChapter 2.3, Problem 8EChapter 2.3, Problem 9EChapter 2.3, Problem 10EChapter 2.3, Problem 11EChapter 2.3, Problem 12EChapter 2.3, Problem 13EChapter 2.3, Problem 14EChapter 2.3, Problem 15EChapter 2.3, Problem 16EChapter 2.3, Problem 17EChapter 2.3, Problem 18EChapter 2.3, Problem 19EChapter 2.3, Problem 20EChapter 2.3, Problem 21EChapter 2.3, Problem 22EChapter 2.3, Problem 23EChapter 2.3, Problem 24EChapter 2.3, Problem 25EChapter 2.3, Problem 26EChapter 2.3, Problem 27EChapter 2.3, Problem 28EChapter 2.3, Problem 29EChapter 2.3, Problem 30EChapter 2.3, Problem 31EChapter 2.3, Problem 32EChapter 2.3, Problem 33EChapter 2.3, Problem 34EChapter 2.3, Problem 35EChapter 2.3, Problem 36EChapter 2.3, Problem 37EChapter 2.3, Problem 38EChapter 2.3, Problem 39EChapter 2.3, Problem 40EChapter 2.3, Problem 41EChapter 2.3, Problem 42EChapter 2.3, Problem 43EChapter 2.3, Problem 44E
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