02 Create Menu
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1. The document discusses creating a menu strip in a Windows Forms application in Microsoft Visual Basic 2008. 2. It provides steps to create a new project, add a menu strip to the form, and then add menu items for File, Open, Save, Save As, and Exit. 3. The code is then modified to display confirmation messages when the Exit menu item is selected to ask the user if they want to close the form or application.
02 Create Menu
- 1. F F F F F 51282792042 F F 1 F F Menu 1. Microsoft Visual Basic 2008 F F F F Microsoft Visual Basic 2008 Express Edition 2. F F F File>>> New Project ( Ctrl+N F F )
- 2. F F F F F 51282792042 F F 2 3. F (New Project) F F F New Project F Windows Forms Application F F Name F menu >>> OK 4. F From1.vb ( Solution Explorer)
- 3. F F F F F 51282792042 F F 3 5. F form1.vb F F F F F Toolbox F Menus&Toolbars>>> MenuStrip F F
- 4. F F F F F 51282792042 F F 4 6. F 7. F Type Here F F F F F
- 5. F F F F F 51282792042 F F F F F File F Open F Save F Save As F Exit F 8. F F F Solution Explorer form1.vb Code F F 1. 1 2 F F -Option Explicit -Option Strict F F F F F F F F F F Properties F (Name) F &File F (Name) F &Ope F (Name) F &Save F (Name) F Save &As F (Name) F E&xit F F F form1.vb F F7 F F F F Explicit On F F F ct On F F F F F F F F F F F 5 &Open &Save Save &As E&xit (View Code) F F F F F F F F
- 6. F F F F F 51282792042 F F 6 2. 8 12 Form1 toClose = MessageBox.Show(" F F F F?", " ",) 3. 20 28 If MessageBox.Show(" F F F F?", " ", MessageBoxButtons.YesNo, MessageBoxIcon.Information) = Windows.Forms.DialogResult.Yes Then
- 7. F F F F F 51282792042 F F 7 F Debug > Star debugging
- 8. F F F F F 51282792042 F F 8 - Form1 Exit - Yes No
- 9. F F F F F 51282792042 F F 9 - Form - Form Yes No ...