Focus and tab index

This assignment tests your ability to use VS.NET to layout the user interface with several objects and to set focus.

Your assignment is to create the user interface for our exit program program. Your user interface version should not do anything; it should not stop when the user clicks a button.

When your user interface is exactly like mine (including the initial focus on the Batente button), print it out and turn it in.

Tips: Recall that you can change the font size and other properties of objects contained in a form by changing the corresponding properties of the form. That can be a time saver. You can also copy objects, and, if you want to do the same thing to a group of objects, you can select all of them. The various layout commands in the Format menu can also save you time.

At this point, you have completed the assignment, but make sure you are comfortable creating user interfaces with the development system before going on. If you still feel unsure, keep playing around with the development system. Create forms with various objects on them, experiment with changing values of various properties, and look at the resulting .vb files.


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