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Cards In This Set
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Words and characters typed into a TextBox control are stored in the
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Controls Text property
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The standard prefix for TextBox control names is
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Txt
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What is used to perform string concatenations
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& operator
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The control that has the focus receives the users keyboard input or mouse clicks. The focus is moved by calling the
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Focus method
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The order in which controls receive the focus when the TAB key is pressed at runtime is called the
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Tab order
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When you place controls on a form, the tab order will be the same sequence in which you
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Created the controls
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How can you modify the tab order
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By changing a controls TabIndex property
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What selection mode allows you to easily view the TabIndex property values of all the controls on a form?
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Tab order selection mode
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If you do not want a control to receive the focus when the user presses the TAB key, set its TabStop property to
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False
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How do you assign an access key to a button
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By placing an ampersand (&) in its Text property
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The letter that immediately follows the ampersand (&) becomes the
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Access key
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What are forms two properties?
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AcceptButton and CancelButton
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What refers to the control that will receive a Click event when the user presses the ENTER key?
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AcceptButton
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What refers to the control that will receive a Click event when the user presses the ESC key?
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CancelButton
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What is the assignment operator (=) used for?
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To store a value in a variable, just as with a control property
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