Thursday, October 15, 2020

 Windows Forms in Visual Studio .NET

Most WinForms projects start in the New Project dialog box, available via File | New | Project (Ctrl+Shift+N) and shown To build an application, you'll want the Windows Application project template. To build a library of custom controls or forms for reuse, you'll want the Windows Control Library project template. When you run the Windows Application Wizard, choosing whatever you like for the project name and location, you'll get a blank form in the Designer, as shown

To build an application, you'll want the Windows Application project template. To build a library of custom controls or forms for reuse, you'll want the Windows Control Library project template. When you run the Windows Application Wizard, choosing whatever you like for the project name and location, you'll get a blank form in the Designer

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