Exam 3: Creating a User Interface

You can use a(n) _________________________ chart to record an application's tasks, objects, and events.

An object's ____ determines the type, style, and size of the font used to display the object's text.

In Western countries, the user interface should be organized with the most important information always located in the ____ of the interface.

The text contained in an identifying label should be meaningful and ____ the label control.

The Windows standard is to use ____ capitalization for identifying labels.

The ____________________ property contains a number that represents the order in which the control was added to the form.

After completing the TOE chart, the next step is to design the ____.

A default button can be selected by pressing the Enter key even when the button does not have the focus.

What do you use to allow a user to enter data?

A text box's identifying label should end with a(n) ____.

Text boxes accept and display information automatically, so no special event is necessary for them to do their assigned task.

After completing the Task column of the TOE chart, you then assign each task to a(n) ____ in the user interface.

The GroupBox, Panel, and TableLayoutPanel tools are located in the ____ section of the toolbox.

You assign an access key by including a(n) ____ in the control's caption or identifying label.

The PrintForm tool is contained in the Visual Basic ____ section of the toolbox.

If you make a button the ____ button, you also can select it by pressing the Enter key even when the button does not have the focus.

A button's caption should be entered using sentence capitalization.

Describe the first task that should take place before a programmer creates a user interface. Who should be involved in this process?

What are five types of questions a programmer should ask to identify the tasks an application needs to perform?

Each access key in an interface should be ____.