

This interface accepts connection information from the user. You can create a user interface by adding the toolbox controls to the design form. For the purposes of this guide, we will rename Form 1.xx several times.ĭescription of the illustration connect2a.gif Do not confuse this with the actual name given to the code file, which is typically Form1.cs or Form1.vb.īoth Form1 and Form 1.xx can be renamed. It is important to remember that many projects automatically name the first form Form1. The main window now displays a new title, either HR_Connect_CS - Microsoft Visual Studio or HR_Connect_CS - Microsoft Visual Studio, depending on the language, and contains Form1 shown below. In Solution Name, the appropriate name, HR_Connect_CS or HR_Connect_VB should appear.Ī solution can contain several projects when it contains only one project, you can use the same name for both.ĭescription of the illustration connect01.gif In Location, enter the directory where you want to save the files.įor this guide, enter this directory C:\HR_Projects. The abbreviation CS indicates C# projects and VB indicates Visual Basic projects. In the Name field, enter the appropriate name. In Templates, select Windows Forms Application. In Project Types, select the type of project you are creating: In the Start Page, under the Recent Projects heading, click Create: Project.Īlternatively, from the File menu, select New, and then select Project. The Microsoft Visual Studio IDE environment appears. Open the Start menu, select All Programs, and then select Microsoft Visual Studio 2008.ĭescription of the illustration connect00.gif NOTE: When necessary, instructions specify Visual C# or Visual Basic.

The application you build in this chapter serves as a starting point for work in subsequent chapters, so it is important to follow the order of this guide.
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In this section, you will learn how to create a new development project. Simpler projects often contain only one file. Visual Studio groups all development code that you create into containers known as projects.
