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Argument
The expression to operate upon in a function or method. A value being passed to or from a procedure.
Assignment Operator
An equal sign (=); assigns a value to the variable or property named on the left side of the sign
Block-Level Variable
A variable declared inside a block of code; only accessible within that block.
Casting
Converting from one data type to another.
Class-Level Variable
A variable that is available to all procedures in the class and exists as long as the class is loaded.
Constant
A value that cannot change during program execution.
Data Type
Specifies the type of data a variable or constant can hold, such as Integer, Decimal, or String.
Declaration
Statements to establish a project's variables and constants, give them names, and specify the type of data they will hold.
Exception
An error that occurs at run time.
Explicit Conversion
Writing the code to convert from one data type to another; as opposed to implicit conversion.
Format
A specification for the way information will be displayed, including dollar signs, percent signs, and the number of decimal positions.
Format Specifier
Codes used as arguments for the ToString method; used to make the output easier to read. Can specify dollar signs, commas, decimal positions, percents, and date formats.
Identifier
A name for a variable, procedure, class, or named constant, supplied by the programmer.
Implicit conversion
A conversion from one data type to another that occurs automatically or by default according to specified rules.
Intrinsic constant
Constant supplied with a language or application such as Color.Blue
lifetime
The period of time that a variable exists.
local variable
A variable that is declared within a procedure and may be used only in that procedure.
MessageBox
A dialog box that displays a message to the user.
module-level variable
A variable that can be used in any procedure within the current code module.
named constant
Constant created and named by the developer.
Format
A specification for the way information will be displayed, including dollar signs, percent signs, and the number of decimal positions.
Format Specifier
Codes used as arguments for the ToString method; used to make the output easier to read. Can specify dollar signs, commas, decimal positions, percents, and date formats.
Identifier
A name for a variable, procedure, class, or named constant, supplied by the programmer.
Implicit conversion
A conversion from one data type to another that occurs automatically or by default according to specified rules.
Intrinsic constant
Constant supplied with a language or application such as Color.Blue
lifetime
The period of time that a variable exists.
local variable
A variable that is declared within a procedure and may be used only in that procedure.
MessageBox
A dialog box that displays a message to the user.
module-level variable
A variable that can be used in any procedure within the current code module.
named constant
Constant created and named by the developer.
namespace-level-variable
A variable that can be used in any procedure within the current namespace, which is generally the current project.
nested Try/Catch Block
A Try/Catch block completely contained within another Try/Catch Block
Option Explicit
Setting this option ON forces variables and objects to be declared before they can be used.
Option Strict
Setting this option ON enforces strong data typing
order of precedence
Hierarchy of mathematical operations; the order in which operations are performed.
overloading
Allows a method to act differently for different arguments. Multiple procedures in the same class with the same name but with different argument lists.
scope
The extent of visibility of a variable or constant. The scope may be namespace, module-level, block, or local.
Show method
Displays a form or message box. A form displayed with the Show method is modeless.
signature
The name and argument list of a method or procedure
string literal
A constant enclosed in quotation marks.
AcceptButton Property
Form property that sets the default button, which is activated with the Enter key
Access key
Underlined character that allows the user to select using the keyboard rather than the mouse; also called a 'hot key'
BorderStyle property
Property of a control that allows the control to appear flat or three dimensional.
CancelButton property
Form property that sets the Cancel button, which is activated with the Esc key
Check Box
A control used to indicate a value that may be True or False. In any group of check boxes, any number may be selected.
Checked Property
Determines if a check box is checked or not.
color constant
Values assigned in the Color class. Examples: Color.Red and Color.Blue
concatenation
Joining string(text) fields. The ampersand (&) is used to concatenate text.
container
An object that can hold other objects.
empty string
A string that contains no characters; also called a null string or zero-length string.
Enabled property
Boolean property of a control that determines whether it is available or disabled(grayed)
focus
The currently selected control on the user interface. For controls such as buttons, the focus appears as a light dotted line. For text boxes, the insertion point(also called the cursor) appears inside the box.
Focus Method
Sets the focus to a control, which makes it the active control.
ForeColor property
Property that determines the color of the text.
GroupBox control
A control used as a container for other controls, such as a group of radio buttons.
Image Property
A graphic file with an extension of .bmp, .gif, .jpg, .png, .ico, .emf, or .wmf
implicit line continuation
Visual Basic 10 allows you to just press Enter to split a single statement into multiple lines as long as you follow certain rules.
line-continuation character
A space and underscore; used in program code to indicate that a Basic statement continues on the next line; not required under certain rules.
MaskedTextBox
A specialized form of text box that includes a Mask property, which can indicate to the user the format of data expected and require the correct data type and format of input.
Multiline property
Boolean property of many controls, including labels and text boxes, that allows text to appear on multiple lines. WordWrap must also be set to True.
NewLine character
The Visual Studio constant Environment. NewLine or ControlChars.Newline; used to determine line endings.
PictureBox control
A control used to display an image.
Project Designer
A tabbed window of the IDE used to view and set the project's properties. Displayed from Project/ProjectName Properties
radio button
A control used to indicate a value that may be True or False (selected or not selected). In any group of radio buttons, only one button may be selected.
RichTextBox
A specialized form of a tet box taht allows formatting of the Text property. If an .rtf file is loaded into a RichTextBox, the text appears properly formatted.
Select Resources dialog box
A dialog box in which the image and sound files of a project be added and selected.
SizeMode Property
Allows the size of an image in a picture box to stretch.
StartPosition property
Determines the screen location of the first form in a project when execution begins.
StretchImage
Setting for the value of the SizeMode property of a PictureBox control.
TabIndex property
Determines the order the focus moves as the Tab key is pressed.
TabStop Property
Determines if a control can receive focus.
text box
A control for data entry; its value can be entered and changed by the user.
Text property
The value that displays on a control such as the words in a text box or label.
TextAlign property
Used to change the alignment of text within the control
ToolTip
Small label that pops up when the mouse pointer pauses over a toolbar button or control.
ToolTip component
Placed on a form to allow the individual controls to display ToolTips. A ToolTip property is added to each control.
ToolTip on ToolTip1 Property
The new property added to each control when a ToolTip component is added to the form.
Visible property
Determines if a control can be seen or not.
With and End With Statements
A block of code that refers to the same object. The object name appears in the With statement; all subsequent statements until the End With relate to that object.
With block
The lines of code between a With and End With statement.
WordWrap
Boolean property that allows text to wrap to a second line. Multiline property must also be set to True.
Assignment statement
Assigns a value to a variable or property using an assignment operator.
AutoCorrect
Popup suggestions for corrections of misspelled words in the Editor.
Button
Control used to activate a procedure.
class
A prototype or blueprint for an object; includes specifications for properties and methods.
clean compile
Code compiles to Common Language Runtime without errors.
code
Programming statements in the Basic Language.
component tray
Area across the lower edge of a form designer window; used to store components that are not visible on the form.
context menu
A popup menu, sometimes referred to as a shortcut menu or a right-mouse menu.
context-sensitive Help
Use of the F1 function key to directly access the Help topic related to the code or object containing the cursor.
control
An object used on a graphical interface, such as a radio button, text box, button, or label.
debug time
Temporary break in program execution; used for debugging
debugging
Finding and eliminating computer program errors.
Declarations section
Code outside of a procedure, used to declare module-level variables.
design time
The status of the Visual Studio environment while a project is being developed, as opposed to run time or break time.
Document window
IDE window that displays the Form Designer, the Code Editor, and the Object Browser.
event
An action that may be caused by the user, such as a click, drag, key press, or scroll. Events also can be triggered by an internal action, such as repainting the form or validating user input.
event procedure
A procedure written to execute when an event occurs.
Express version
A "light" version of Visual Basic. Available for download at msdn.microsoft.com/express
form
An object that acts as a container for the controls in a graphical interface.
Form Designer
The IDE window for creating the user interface.
graphical user interface (GUI)
Program application containing icons, buttons, and menu bars.
handle
A small square on a selected control at design time; used to resize a control. Also called a resizing handle.
Help
The collection of reference pages about programming in VB and using the Visual Studio IDE
integrated development environment (IDE)
(Visual Studio Environment)The development environment including tools for designing the interface, editing program code, and running and debugging applications; also called the IDE
Label
A control that displays text; cannot be altered by the user
logic error
An error in a project that does not halt execution but causes erroneous results in the output.
method
Predefined actions (procedures) provided with objects.
namespace
Used to organize a group of classes in the language library; the hierarchy used to locate the class. No two classes may have the same name within a namespace.
object
An occurrence of a class type that has properties and methods; a specific instance of a control type, form, or other class.
Object-oriented programming (OOP)
An approach to programming that uses classes to define the properties and methods for objects. Classes may inherit from other classes.
Pascal casing
The naming convention that specifies mixed-case names; the first character must be uppercase and the first character of each word within the name must be uppercase; the rest of the characters must be lowercase.
PrintForm
A method of a form that prints the form in its current state; can be set to print on the printer or the Print Preview window.
procedure
A unit of code; may be a sub procedure, function procedure, or property procedure.
Professional version
A version of Visual Basic that includes fewer features than the Team System edition but more features than the Standard and Express editions.
Properties window
A window in the IDE used to set values for properties at design time.
property
Characteristic or attribute of an object; control properties may be set at design time or run time depending on the specific property.
pseudocode
Planning tool for code using an English expression or comment that describes the action.
remark
A Basic statement used for documentation; not interpreted by the compiler; also called a comment.
resizing handle
(handle)A small square on a selected control at design time; used to resize a control.
run time
During the time a project is executing.
run-time error
An error that occurs as a program executes.
snap lines
Guidelines that pop up on a form durin gdesign time to help align the controls.
solution
A Visual Basic application; can consist of one or more projects.
Solution Explorer Window
An IDE window that holds the filenames for the files included in your project and a list of the classes it references.
solution file
A text file that holds information about the solution and the projects it contains.
sub procedure
A procedure that performs actions but does not return a value.
syntax error
An error caused by failure to follow the syntax rules of the language; often caused by typographical errors. The Editor informs you of syntax errors.
Text property
The value that displays on a control such as the words in a text box or label.
toolbar
The bar beneath the menu bar that holds buttons; used as shortcuts for menu commands.
toolbox
A window that holds icons for tools; used to create controls and components on a form.
Ultimate version
Comprehensive suite of tools to help teams ensure quality results from design to deployment.
user interface
The display and commands seen by a user; how the user interacts with an application. In Windows, the graphical display of an application containing controls and menus.
Visual Studio Environment
The development environment including tools for designing the interface, editing program code, and running and debugging applications; also called the IDE
ANSI code
A coding method used to represent characters on a microcomputer (American National Standards Institute)
Autos window
Window that opens in IDE during execution; automatically displays all variables and control contents that are referenced in the current statement and three statements on either side of the current one.
breakpoint
Indicated point in project code where execution should break; used for debugging.
Boolean Expression
An expression that evaluates to True or False. May be referred to as a condition.
call
(procedure call) Execute a procedure
Case structure
Selection structure; can be used in place of an 'If' Statement
comparison operator
(see relational operator)
compound Boolean Expression
Multiple conditions combined with the use of the logical operators And or Or.
condition
An expression that will evaluate True or False. May be a comparison of two values(variables, properties, constants) using relational operators.
CType function
Converts from one object type to another; used with a shared event procedure to access the Sender object.
Debug.WriteLine method
Statement to write a line in the Debug window; used to write a message for debugging.
DialogResult Object
Used to check to determine which button the user clicked on a message box.
End If
Terminates the block "if" statement
If/Then/Else
Statement block for testing a condition and taking alternate actions based on the outcome of the test
late binding
Program elements cannot be determined at compile time, but must be determined at run time. Should be avoided, if possible, for performance reasons.
Locals window
Window that opens in IDE during execution; displays all objects and variables that are within scope at break time.
logical operator
The operators And, Or, Not, AndAlso and OrElse; used to construct compound conditions and to reverse the truth of a condition.
nested If
An IF statement completely contained within another IF statement.
relational operator
Used to compare two fields for greater than, less than or equal to. >, <, =
Select Case
Selection structure; can be used in place of an IF statement.
short circuit
Skipping the evaluation of parts of a compound condition that are not required to determine the result.
Step Into
Debugging command; executes each statement, including those in called procedures
Step over
Debugging command; executes each statement in the main procedure but does not show statements in called procedures
ToLower Method
Converts text to lowercase letters.
ToUpper Method
Converts text to all uppercase.
validation
Checking to verify that appropriate values have been entered.
ByRef
Declares that an argument passed toa a procedure should be passed as the address of the data so that both calling and called procedures have access to the same memory location
ByVal
Declares that an argument passed to a procedure should be passed as a copy of the data. The calling and called procedures do not have access to each other's variables
Call(procedure call)
Execute a procedure
checked
A check mark next to a menu item indicates that the option is currently selected.
Checked Property
Determines ifa check box is checked or not.
common dialog
A set of Windows dialog boxes available to Visual Basic programmers for Open, Save, Fonts, Print, and Color.
context menu
A popup menu, sometimes referred to as a shortcut menu or a right-mouse menu
ContextMenuStrip component
A container control used to create context menus.
disabled
Enabled property set to False; user can see teh control but cannot access it.
Enabled property
Boolean property of a control that determines whether it is available or disabled (grayed)
function procedure
A procedure that returns a value.
general procedure
A procedure not attached to an event; may be a sub procedure or a function procedure.
menu
A list of choices; the available commands displayed in a menu bar list.
Menu Designer
Feature of the development environment for creating menus; accessed by adding a Main Menu component to the component tray
MenuStrip component
A control used to create menus for forms.
method
Predefined actions (procedures) provided with objects.
modal
A dialog box that requires a user response before continuing a program execution.
modeless
A dialog box that does not require a user response before continuing program execution.
return value
Value returned from a function.
separator bar
A horizontal line used to separate groups of menu commands.
shortcut menu
The menu that pops up when the right mouse button is clicked. Also called popup menu, context menu, or right-mouse menu.
ShowDialog method
Displays a common dialog box or a form; the form is displayed modally.
sub procedure
A procedure that performs actions but does not return a value.
submenu
A menu within a menu.
access level
Specification of the permission required to access an element. Examples: Private, Public, Friend, and Protected.
About box
A window that displays information about the program; usually displayed from the Help/About menu item.
assembly information
A button that is accessible via the Project Designer- (displays the assembly information)
Friend
The access level specifier that limits access to the forms in the curent project.
Hide method
Method of a form or a control that makes it invisible but does not unload it from memory.
modal
A dialog box that requires a user response before continuing program execution.
modeless
A dialog box that does not require a user response before continuing program execution.
namespace
Used to organize a group of classes in the language library; the hierarchy used to locate the class. No two classes may have the same name within the namespace.
Private
Variable or procedure declared with the Private keyword; available only inside the current class.
Public
The access level specifier that allows access from all classes.
Public
The access level specifier that allows access from all classes.
scope
The extent of visibility of a variable or constant. The scope may be namespace, module-level, block, or local.
Show Method
Displays a form or message box. A form displayed with the Show method is modeless.
ShowDialog method
Displays a common dialog box or a form; the form is displayed modally.
splash screen
A window that appears before the main application window; generally displays program information and gives the appearance of quicker application loading.
startup form
The main form; the first form to display after the splash screen.
Static
A local variable with a lifetime that matches teh module. The variable retains its value as long as the form is loaded.
callback
An object notifies the program that it needs to do something or that a situation exists that the program needs to handle. The object notifies the program of the situation by firing an event.
collection
A series of objects or an object that can contain a series of objects; has properties and methods.
ComboBox control
A control that is a combination of a list box and a text box.
Do and Loop statements
Statements to indicate the beginning and ending of a loop. A condition can appear on the Do or on the Loop.
Do/Loop
A loop constructed with the Do and Loop statements.
DrawString method
Method of the Graphics object; sends a line of text to the graphics page.
drop-down combo box
A combo box control with a down-pointing arrow that allows the user to drop down the list. Allows efficient use of space on a form.
drop-down list
A list box with a down-pointing arrow that allows the user to drop down the list. Allows efficient use of space on a form.
entry test
A loop that has its test condition at the top. (see pretest)
exit test
A loop that has its test condition at the bottom. (see post test)
For and Next statements
A loop structure; usually used when the number of iterations is known.
For/Next loop
A loop structure; usually used when the number of iterations is known.
Items property
Collection of elements for a list box or combo box control
Items.Add method
Adds elements to the Items collection of a list box.
Items.Clear method
Clears all elements from a list box.
Items.Count property
Property that holds the number of elements in a list box.
Items.Insert method
Inserts an element in a list for a list box.
Items.Remove method
Removes the currently selected item from a list.
Items.RemoveAt method
Removes the specified item from a list.
iteration
A single pass through teh statements in a loop.
ListBox control
A control that holds a list of values; the user cannot add new values at run time
loop
A control structure that provides for the repetition of statements
loop index
A counter variable used in a For/Next loop
posttest
A loop that has its test condition after the body of the loop; the statements within the loop will always be executed at least once; also called an exit test.
pretest
A loop that has its test condition at the top; the statements inside the loop may never be executed; also called an entry test.
Print method
A method of the PrintDocument class to begin executing code for printing.
print preview
View the printer's output on the screen and then choose to print or cancel.
PrintDocument component
Contains methods and events to set up output for the printer.
PrintPage event procedure
Contains the logic for printing.
PrintPreviewDialog component
Used to allow print previews for an application
SelectedIndex property
Index of the item currently selected in a list box or combo box.
simple combo box
Fixed-size combo box.
simple list box
Fixed-size list box
Sorted property
Property of a list box and combo box that specifies that the list items should be sorted.
Using block
A group of statements bounded by USING and END USING; any variables declared inside the block are not available outside the block
ByRef
Declares that an argument passed to a procedure should be passed as the address of the data so that both calling and called procedures have access to the same memory location.
ByVal
Declares that an argument passed to a procedure should be passed as a copy of the data. The calling and called procedures do not have access to each other's variables.
Call(Procedure Call)
Execute a procedure
checked
A check mark next to a menu item indicates that the option is currently selected.
Checked property
Determines if a check box is checked or not.
common dialog
A set of Windows dialog boxes available to Visual Basic programmers for Open, Save, Fonts, Print, and Color.
context menu
A popup menu, sometimes referred to as a shortcut menu or a right-mouse menu.
ContextMenuStrip component
A container control used to create context menus.
disabled
Enabled property set to False; user can see the control but cannot access it.
Enabled property
Boolean property of a control that determines whether it is available or disabled (grayed).
function procedure
A procedure that returns a value.
general procedure
A procedure not attached to an event; may be a sub procedure or a function procedure.
menu
A list of choices; the available commands displayed in a menu bar.
Menu Designer
Feature of the development environment for creating menus; accessed by adding a Main Menu component to the component tray
MenuStrip component
A control used to create menus for forms
method
Predefined actions(procedures) provided with objects.
modal
A dialog box that requires a user response before continuing program execution.
modeless
A dialog box that does not require a user response before continuing program execution.
return value
Value returned from a function.
separator bar
A horizontal line used to separate groups of menu commands.
shortcut menu
The menu that pops up when the right mouse button is clicked. Also called a popup menu, context menu, or right-mouse menu.
ShowDialog method
Displays a form or message box. A form displayed with the Show method is modeless.
sub procedure
A procedure that performs actions but does not return a value.
submenu
A menu within a menu.
access level
Specification of the permission required to access an element. Examples: Private, Public, Friend, and Protected.
About box
A window that displays information about the program; usually displayed from the Help/About menu item.
assembly information
A button that will display information about the project's assembly information.
Friend
The access level specifier that limits access to the forms in the current project.
Hide method
Method of a form or a control that makes it invisible but does not unload it from memory.
modal
A dialog box that requires a user response before continuing program execution.
modeless
A dialog box that does not require a user response before continuing program execution.
namespace
Used to organize a group of classes in the language library; the hierarchy used to locate the class. No two classes may have the same name within a namespace.
Private
Variable or procedure declared with the Private keyword; available only inside the current class.
Public
The access level specifier that allows access from all classes.
scope
The extent of visibility of a variable or constant. The scope may be namespace, module-level, block, or local.
Show method
Displays a form or message box. A form displayed with the show method is modeless.
ShowDialog method
Displays a common dialog box or a form; the form is displayed modally.
splash screen
A window that appears before the main application window; generally displays program information and gives the appearance of quicker application loading.
startup form
The main form; the first form to display after the splash screen.
Static
A local variable with a lifetime that matches the module. The variable retains its value as long as the form is loaded.
binding source
Object that establishes a link to a data source.
bound controls
A control that automatically displays the contents of database fields
column
A vertical section of a grid control
data binding
Connecting a control or property to one or more data elements.
Data Designer
A window of the VS IDE that shows a visual representation of the schema of a database; allows modification of the schema.
data source
The original source of database data; may be a file, a server, or an array or other object.
data-bound controls
Controls that can be set up to display the data from a database.
DataGridView Control
A control used to display database data in a grid format.
dataset
A temporary set of data stored in memory of the computer.
field
A group of related characters used to represent one characteristic or attribute of an entity in a data file or database.
LINQ
Language Integrated Query - .NET feature that allows SQL-like queries to be written in VB code
postback
A round-trip to the Web server
primary key field
Field or combination of fields used to identify each record.
record
A group of related fields; relates to data files and database tables.
row
A horizontal section of a grid control.
table
A two-dimensional array
table adapter
An object that handles retrieving and updating of the data in a dataset.
XML
Extensible markup language. A format for data; popular for data storage and transfer on the Internet.
absolute position
Placing an element on a Web page by X and Y coordinates
AJAX
Asynchronous JavaScript and XML; method of speeding Web page display by updating only the part of the page that has changes.
browser
An application used to render and display HTML code; used to display Web pages; in VB used to execute Web Forms
cascading style sheet (CSS)
A set of styles for formatting elements of Web pages
code separation model
A style of Web Form in which the VB code is in a separate file from the HTML code.
intranet
Network within a company
single-file model
A style of Web Form in which the VB code and HTML are contained in the same file.
stateless
Does not store any information about its contents from one invocation to the next
table
A two-dimensional array
validator control
Control that can automatically validate input data; used on Web Forms
Web Form
Form in Visual Studio for creating pages that display in a browser
Web page
A static page consisting of HTML elements; displayed in a browser application.
array
A series of variables; each individual element can be referenced by its index position. Also called a 'list'.
collection
A series of objects or an object that can contain a series of objects; has properties and methods.
column
A vertical section of a grid control
direct reference
Accessing an element of an array by a subscript when the value of the subscript is known.
element
Single item within a table, array, list, or grid.
For Each and Next
A looping construct for stepping through an array; each element of the array is accessed without the necessity of manipulating subscripts.
index
Position within a list or array.
row
A horizontal section of a grid control.
SortedList
A collection type that is based on a Dictionary; contains an automatically sorted list of elements, each consisting of a key and a value.
structure
A grouping that combines multiple fields of related data.
subscript
The position of an element within an array; also called an index.
subscripted variable
An element of an array
table
A two-dimensional array.
table lookup
Logic to find an element within an array.
callback
An object notifies the program that it needs to do something or that a situation exists that the program needs to handle. The object notifies the program of the situation by firing an event.
collection
A series of objects or an object that can contain a series of objects; has properties and methods
ComboBox control
A control that is a combination of a list box and a text box.
Do and Loop Statements
Statements to indicate the beginning and ending of a loop. A condition can appear on the Do or on the Loop.
Do/Loop
A loop constructed with the Do and Loop statements.
DrawString method
Method of the Graphics object; sends a line of text to the graphics page.
drop-down combo box
A combo box control with a down-pointing arrow that allows the user to drop down the list. Allows efficient use of space on a form.
drop-down list
A list box with a down-pointing arrow that allows the user to drop down the list. Allows efficient use of space on a form.
entry test
A loop that has its test condition at the top. (See PreTest)
exit test
A loop that has its test condition at the bottom.
For and Next statements
A loop structure; usually used when the number of iterations is known.
For/Next Loop
A loop structure; usually used when the number of iterations is known.
Items property
Collection of elements for a list box or combo box control
Items.Add method
Adds elements to the Items collection of a list box.
Items.Clear method
Clears all elements from a list box.
Items.Count property
Property that holds the number of elements in a list box
Items.Insert method
Inserts an element in a list for a list box.
Items.Remove method
Removes the currently selected item from a list.
Items.RemoveAt method
Removes the specified item from a list.
iteration
A single pass through the statements in a loop.
ListBox control
A control that holds a list of values; the user cannot add new values at run time.
loop
A control structure that provides for the repetition of statements
loop index
A counter variable used in a For/Next Loop
posttest
A loop that has its test condition after the body of the loop; the statements within the loop will always be executed at least once; also called an exit test.
pretest
A loop that has its test condition at the top; the statements inside the loop may never be executed; also called an entry test.
Print method
A method of the PrintDocument class to begin executing code for printing.
print preview
View the printer's output on the screen and then choose to print or cancel.
PrintDocument component
Contains methods and events to set up output for the printer.
PrintPage event procedure
Contains the logic for printing.
PrintPreview Dialog component
Used to allow print previews for an application.
SelectedIndex property
Index of the item currently selected in a list box or combo box.
simple combo box
Fixed-size combo box.
simple list box
Fixed-size List Box
Sorted property
Property of a list box and combo box that specifies that the list items should be sorted.
Using block
A group of statements bounded by Using and End Using; any variables declared inside the block are not available outside the block.