November 2001
Beginner to intermediate
816 pages
16h 3m
English
A control is a specialized window with specific features and a unique purpose. These are things like buttons, labels, and lists. Table 16.1 introduces each of the standard Windows Forms controls and explains how they're used.
| Control | How It's Used |
|---|---|
| Button | Controls that can be clicked to perform some desired action. |
| CheckBox | Primarily used for displaying a binary state of an object. Clicking the CheckBox causes it to toggle between a checked and unchecked state. |
| CheckListBox | ListBox with a column of CheckBoxes. These are superior to using normal ListBox semantics where multiple items are selected by using the Ctrl and Shift keys when selecting items. It allows users to select each item they want without worrying ... |
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