Windows Forms Controls
As you design and modify the user interface of your Windows Forms applications, you will need to add, align, and position controls. Controls are objects that are contained within form objects. Each type of control has its own set of properties, methods, and events that make it suitable for a particular purpose. You can manipulate controls in the designer and write code to add controls dynamically at run time.
In This Section
- Labeling Individual Windows Forms Controls and Providing Shortcuts to Them
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Describes the uses of keyboard shortcuts, text labels on controls, and modifier keys.
- Controls to Use on Windows Forms
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Lists the controls that work with Windows Forms, and basic things you can accomplish with each control.
- Developing Custom Windows Forms Controls with the .NET Framework
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Provides background information and samples to help users develop custom Windows Forms controls.
- Developing Windows Forms Controls at Design Time
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Describes techniques for creating custom controls through design and inheritance.
| Topic | Location |
|---|---|
| Windows Forms Controls in the .NET Framework by Function | Windows Forms Controls in the .NET Framework SDK |
| Windows Forms Controls in the .NET Framework by Function | Windows Forms Controls in the .NET Framework SDK |
| Putting Controls on Windows Forms | Windows Forms Controls |
| Arranging Controls on Windows Forms | Windows Forms Controls |
| Putting Controls on Windows Forms | Windows Forms Controls |
| Arranging Controls on Windows Forms | Windows Forms Controls |
| Windows Forms Controls in the .NET Framework by Function | |
| Putting Controls on Windows Forms | |
| Arranging Controls on Windows Forms | |
| Windows Forms Controls in the .NET Framework by Function | Windows Forms Controls in the .NET Framework SDK |
| Putting Controls on Windows Forms | Windows Forms Controls |
| Arranging Controls on Windows Forms | Windows Forms Controls |