Exam 3: I Need a Tour Guide Introduction to Visual Basic 2010
Exam 1: I Am Not a Control Freak Control Structures10 Questions
Exam 2: First You Need to Plan the Party Problem-Solving Process46 Questions
Exam 3: I Need a Tour Guide Introduction to Visual Basic 201050 Questions
Exam 4: Do It Yourself Designing Designing Interfaces25 Questions
Exam 5: The Secret Code Assignment Statements25 Questions
Exam 6: Where Can I Store This Variables and Constants25 Questions
Exam 7: Whats Wrong With It Syntax and Logic Errors25 Questions
Exam 8: Decisions, Decisions, Decisions Selection Structure25 Questions
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Exam 10: So Many Pathsso Little Time Multiple-Alternative Selection Structures25 Questions
Exam 11: Testing, Testing1,2,3 Selecting Test Data25 Questions
Exam 12: How Long Can This Go on Pretest Loops25 Questions
Exam 13: Do It, Then Ask Permission Posttest Loops23 Questions
Exam 14: Let Me Count the Ways Counter-Controlled Loops25 Questions
Exam 15: Im on the Inside; Youre on the Outside Nested Loops25 Questions
Exam 16: I Hear You Are Breaking up Sub Procedures25 Questions
Exam 17: Talk to Me Function Procedures25 Questions
Exam 18: A Ray of Sunshine One-Dimensional Arrays25 Questions
Exam 19: Parallel and Dynamic Universes More on One-Dimensional Arrays25 Questions
Exam 20: Table Tennis, Anyone Two-Dimensional Arrays25 Questions
Exam 21: Building Your Own Structure Structures25 Questions
Exam 22: Im Saving for the Future Sequential Access Files25 Questions
Exam 23: The String Section String Manipulation25 Questions
Exam 24: Im Suffering From Information Overload Access Databases25 Questions
Exam 25: The Missing Linq Querying a Database19 Questions
Exam 26: I Love This Class Creating a Class25 Questions
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If you need to move a control after you have locked the controls in place, you can change the control's ____ property setting in the Properties window.
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Using the format menu, you can use the ____ option to make two or more controls the same width and/or height.
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The easiest way to make two picture boxes the same size is to use the Size menu, which provides several options for manipulating the controls in the interface.
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The ____ property specifies the name of the file containing the image to display.
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The Lock Controls option on both the context menu and the Format menu is a toggle option.
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A form automatically includes a title bar that contains a default ____.
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You can unlock a control by changing its ____ property to False.
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You create a user interface by adding objects (such as buttons, check boxes, and list boxes) to the form.
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Before you can use the Format menu to make the picture boxes the same size, you first must ____ them.
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In a form, the easiest and best way to change the font is to change the Font property for each control individually.
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You can start an application by pressing the F12 key on your keyboard.
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A ____ is a container that stores the projects and files for an entire application.
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For most of the elements in an interface created for an application running under Windows 7 or Windows Vista, you will use the ____-point size of the font.
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The ____ window is where you create (or design) your application's user interface.
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You close a solution using the ____ option on the File menu.
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Using languages to code your algorithms into programs is the fourth step in the problem-solving process.
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