Hour 17. Interacting with Users
What You’ll Learn in This Hour
• Displaying messages using the MessageBox.Show() function
• Creating custom dialog boxes
• Using InputBox() to get information from a user
Forms and controls are the primary means by which users interact with an application, and vice versa. However, program interaction can and often does go deeper than that. For example, a program can display customized messages to a user, and it can be fine-tuned to deal with certain keystrokes or mouse clicks. In this hour, you’ll learn how to create functional and cohesive interaction between your application and the user. In addition, you’ll learn how to program the keyboard and ...
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