What should you do to add a component to the form, without manual coding?
A Domain.com user named Mia Hamm is working for the Marketing department. You need to provide her assistance for an input control by automatically show tooltip when she uses the F1 key. You want the tooltip to show enough information. This is, so that Mia Hamm not causing errors by entering the wrong or invalid data. What should you do to add a component to the form, without manual coding?
which was named testmenuItem?
You are busy to create a MenuStrip control named testmenuStrip to a container form named testcontainerForm in a Microsoft Windows Forms application. The testcontainerForm contains tree child forms.
Which code segment should you use to create a windows list menu so that each name of each child window is displayed on a ToolStripMenuItem control which was named testmenuItem?
What should you do to display a custom control as a menu item of the ContextMenuStrip control?
You were busy with a task to add a ContextMenuStrip control to a form. What should you do to display a custom control as a menu item of the ContextMenuStrip control?
Which code segment should you use to programmatically add the two menu items?
You are busy adding a MenuStrip control, which has an instance of a ToolStripMenu item named testjobItem, to a form in a Microsoft Windows Forms application. This item’s display text is Job. You have received instructions to add two menu items to the Job menu item. The first item’s display text should be Create New Job, and the second one is Run Job. Which code segment should you use to programmatically add the two menu items?
Which property will display a static image if any dynamic image fails to load?
You have received instructions to make sure that the PictureBox will display dynamically loaded images. Which property will display a static image if any dynamic image fails to load?
Which of the following code segments should you use?
You have added a SplitContainer control named Certkiller SplitContainer to a form. You then left the control to the default properties. To the right-most container of the SplitContainer control, you need to add a PropertyGrid. Which of the following code segments should you use?
Which code segment should you use?
You are creating a custom Windows Forms control. On the background of the control, an ellipse completely filled with a colored gradient is drawn. The bounds for the ellipse are equal to the bounds for the control. The control must correctly repaint itself in all situations. You need to include the drawing of the ellipse in the OnPaint event handler for the custom control. Which code segment should you use?
Which event should you use?
You create an application that provide accessibility features. Your standard forms display a background image. When the user selects Use High Constrast in the Accessibility Options in Control Panel, you want this image to be removed. You need to add an event to handle this accessibility setting change. Which event should you use?
Which code segment should you use?
You are customizing a Windows Form. The form includes a menu that has several ToolStripMenuItem controls. An event handler is configured to handle the Click event for all ToolStripMenuItem controls. The event handler has the following signature. private void menu_Click(object sender, EventArgs e) The form class includes a method that has the following signature.
private void LogClick(string ctlName)
You need to add code so that when a user clicks a ToolStripMenuItem control, the menu_Click method calls the LogClick method. The LogClick method must be called with the ctlName parameter set to the menu text in the ToolStripMenuItem control.
Which code segment should you use?
Which three code segments should you use?
You are creating a custom control that displays an image in the background. You notice that when the control is resized the background image. You need to eliminate the background image flicker. Which three code segments should you use? (Each correct answer presents part of the solution. Choose three.)