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Soup to Nuts Lab 1: A Tour of Visual Studio.Net
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    2006-02-09

    Table of Contents:
  • Soup to Nuts Lab 1: A Tour of Visual Studio.Net
  • Exercise 1: Create a Simple Windows Forms Application
  • Exercise 2 Using the Visual Studio .NET IDE Tools
  • Exercise 3: Write Some Code
  • Exercise 4: Basic Debugging
  • Exercise 5: Configuring the Visual Studio .NET IDE

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    If you have been looking for an introduction to Visual Studio .NET 2003, you've come to the right place. This article from MSDN Virtual Labs will walk you through creating a simple Windows form-based application.

    Objectives

    This lab is intended as a beginner’s introduction to Visual Studio .NET 2003 and Windows Forms application development. The intended audience is programmers who have not used the Visual Studio tools before and want to learn how to create a simple Windows forms-based application. After completing this lab, you will be able to:

    a. Navigate the Visual Studio .NET Integrated Development Environment (IDE)

    b. Create a simple Windows Forms application

    c. Leverage the many tools built into the IDE

    d. Write some code

    e. Perform basic debugging

    Estimated Time to Complete This Lab: 45 minutes

    Prerequisites

    In order to do this lab, you should have some programming experience in any language, and should be familiar with using the Microsoft Windows User Interface.

    Take Microsoft software for a test drive. With MSDN Virtual Labs, you get full access to all available Microsoft products through 90-minute modules, each with its own downloadable manual. Try this lab out now.

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