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Visual Basic

Visual Basic.net. Textbox & Label Controls. Textbox. Naming convention (txt) Primary use (user input) Can except numeric and character values. Textbox. Textbox. Textbox (properties). The basic properties set in a text box are Name (txtFName) Alignment (where text appears)

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Visual Basic

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  1. Visual Basic.net Textbox & Label Controls

  2. Textbox • Naming convention (txt) • Primary use (user input) • Can except numeric and character values

  3. Textbox Textbox

  4. Textbox (properties) • The basic properties set in a text box are • Name (txtFName) • Alignment (where text appears) • Password Character (set only for a use in a password form) • Text (set to the “” set) • visibility (True)

  5. Label • Naming convention (lbl) • Primary use (used to label the contents of an object) • Secondary use (used to display the results of an event)

  6. Label Label

  7. Syntax (textbox & label) The following block of VB code demonstrates the use of these controls lblFName.Caption = txtFName.Text *note this code would appear in a command button

  8. Command Button Naming convention (btn) Primary use: activation of lines of executable code during runtime of your Visual Basic programs

  9. Command Button Command Button

  10. GroupBox Naming Convention (fra) Primary use: Grouping of like controls

  11. GroupBox GroupBox

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