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WINDOWS FORMS
1 Dynamic Control Creation Sample
Demonstrates how to add controls to a form in a Windows Forms application at run
time.
2 Inherit Form
3 ListBox and ComboBox Sample
Demonstrates several basic ListBox and ComboBox tasks, such as adding items, bin
ding to a database table, and accessing a selected item.
4 Menus Sample
Demonstrates how to use MenuStrip controls in Windows Forms applications to crea
te menus at runtime and handle menu events.
5 NotifyIcon Sample
Demonstrates how to create a program that displays an icon in the notification a
rea by using the NotifyIcon control and its associated ContextMenu.
6 Regular Expressions Sample
Demonstrates how to validate user input by using the Regex class, which represen
ts regular expressions.
7 Simple Browser
8 StatusStrip Control Sample
Demonstrates how to display various types of data visually in the StatusStrip co
ntrol.
9 Text Validation Sample
Provides a comparison of two ways of validating text: by using regular expressio
ns in a custom TextBox control and by using the MaskedTextBox component.
10 Top-Level Forms Sample
Demonstrates how to implement an application that supports multiple windows that
appear separately in the taskbar.
DATA
1 Occasionally Connected Data Sample
Demonstrates how to use Microsoft Synchronization Services for ADO.NET for two-t
ier download-only synchronization.
2 Database Creation Sample
Shows how to execute SQL statements from code to create a database, a table, a s
tored procedure, and a view.
3 Custom Data Controls Sample
Demonstrates how to use your own controls with the Data Source window.
MISCELLANEOUS
1 Environment Information Sample
Demonstrates the use of several classes that provide environment information.
2 Excel Sample
Demonstrates how to use Visual Basic to start Excel, create a workbook from a te
mplate, and update cells in a worksheet that then populates graphs in the workbo
ok. Also shows how to send the workbook to an e-mail address, either one time or
on a regular schedule.
3 Logging Sample
Uses the My.Application.Log object to write to a plain text file, the event log,
and an XML file.
4 Multithreading Sample
Demonstrates how to use multiple threads to achieve concurrency in tasks.
5 Resources and Settings Sample
Demonstrates how to manage resources and settings for an application by using th
e My.Settings object, the My.Resources object, the Project Designer, and the Res
ource Editor.
6 Send Mail Sample
Shows how to send email over SMTP using classes in the System.Web.Mail namespace
.
7 Threaded User Interface Update Sample
Shows how to update the user interface when data is supplied from a different th
read.
LANGUAGE
1 API Call Sample
Demonstrates calling Win32 API functions to enumerate and control processes and
windows, and to query and change system settings.
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