Building Windows Applications
Apress eBooks · 2006
You covered a lot of ground in this chapter, looking at the most common properties and events of all controls, as well as drilling down into event handling. You also took a look at some of the most common controls you’ll use in your apps, including buttons, text boxes, date and time controls, radio buttons, and check boxes. In fact, armed with your knowledge of C# Express you could probably go some way now to developing a simple Windows application on your own. The journey, though, is far from over. In the next chapter you’ll take a look behind the scenes at event handling and I’ll equip you for the more complex controls and chapters to come.