Goto the top toolbar>Project>ProjectName Properties
In the Application tab (should be the first one when opened) look at the "Resources" groupbox, and it should have a radiobutton called "Icon and manifest"
Should have the text "Icon:" above a drop-down box with "(Default Icon)". On the right of that drop down box, hit the "..." button to select your own .ico file for your project.
It has to be .ico format.
[Part3]C# - TextEditor (Windows Form) 04/28/2010 - CO2 Programming - 0 Replies Now we will look at some more advanced things like creating a text editor, with load/save files.
First create a windowsformapplication.
Make sure you name it:
TextEditor
Now delete the "Form1.cs".
Now right click at your solution and choose:
Add > Windows Form
Make the name:
TextEditor
Now make the design fit into what you want.
[Part2]C# - Checkboxes (Windows Form) 04/27/2010 - CO2 Programming - 5 Replies Part 2 - Checkboxes
Okay now you have learned about buttons and textboxes at basics.
What is checkboxes used for?
A checkbox is used to check for more choices.
You can use it for making vote buttons, using them instead putting 100Buttons or anything else.
Checkboxes are pretty cool to use in a windows form application.
Now we are gonna look at checkboxes.
First you have to make 2 checkboxes.
windows form 04/20/2010 - CO2 Private Server - 4 Replies okay i made this windows form application.
But how do i save it as a program, so i can make it to a rar file, so it can be used.
lol is an easy question, dont flame me or ill report.
And close this after i got answer.
C# Windows Form Application Errors 02/17/2010 - CO2 Private Server - 4 Replies When I open up a new project, even before I do anything I get these errors in Program.cs:
Application.EnableVisualStyles();
Application.SetCompatibleTextRenderingDefault(fal se);
Application.Run(new Form1());
How can I fix these?
Windows form... 11/15/2008 - CO2 Private Server - 9 Replies //
