Windows Forms Programming in C# Chris Sells
Publisher: Addison-Wesley Professional

"Dot Net Perls" in a large Font style. Explores new options and interfaces presented by Windows 8 development, WinRT, and Metro style apps. This includes creating customised forms and controls. This Windows Forms course will enable delegates to develop applications using Visual Studio 2010. These C# tutorials use Windows Forms, which provides a graphical user interface. This guide is geared towards experienced programmers looking to update and enhance their skills in writing Windows applications, web apps, and Metro apps with C# and . Types, inheritance, arrays, operators, casts, delegates, events, strings , regular expressions, collections, and memory management; Explores new options and interfaces presented by Windows 8 development, WinRT, and Metro style apps; Includes traditional Windows forms programming, ASP. Create A more detailed look at windows forms, controls, and visual programming is located at the Windows Forms Section of this site. Tip: Several tutorials here cover text box controls in your Windows Forms programs. Windows Form Programming for Begginers Using C# Check This out :- 1.) http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/2448/Windows-Forms-Programming-with-C-Chapter-3-Menus By:- Erik Brown 2. Let's further explore the different parts of Visual C# Express by going deeper into the IDE. This thoroughly updated tutorial for beginning to intermediate programmers covers C# 3.0 and the newest .NET platform for developing Windows and web applications. This chapter will also investigate the entry point of C# programs in depth and take a closer look on other compilation options used during command line execution. This course provides students with hands on experience using Visual Studio to create desktop applications using Windows Forms and the .NET 4.5 Framework using C#. NET framework applications,for instance, executables, console applications,Windows Forms, etc., and how to build them in C# using .NET framework compilation features. My guess would have been "sitting on a beach in Hawaiʻi," but apparently he's been writing books on C# and Windows Forms and WPF and Silverlight. The controls differ in important ways.