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Programming with Microsoft Visual Basic .NET, Second Edition Chapter 1: An Introduction to Visual Basic .NET Creating a Windows-Based Application in Visual Basic .NET Lesson A Objectives Start and customize Visual Studio.NET Create a Visual Studio .NET solution Add a Visual Basic .NET project to a solution Set the properties of an object Restore a property to its default setting Creating a Windows-Based Application in Visual Basic .NET Lesson A Objectives (continued) Save a solution, project, and form Close a solution Open an existing solution Starting and Customizing Visual Studio .NET Visual Studio .NET is Microsoft’s newest integrated development environment (IDE) Includes programming languages such as Visual Basic .NET, C++ .NET, and C# .NET A Windows-based application has a Windows user interface and runs on a desktop computer A user interface is what you see and interact with when using an application A Web-based application has a Web user interface and runs on a server Starting and Customizing Visual Studio .NET (continued) Windows in the Visual Studio .NET IDE: Start Page Solution Explorer Server Explorer Toolbox Class View Dynamic Help Starting and Customizing Visual Studio .NET (continued) Creating the Copyright Screen Application Applications created in Visual Studio .NET are composed of solutions, projects, and files A solution is a container that stores the projects and files for an entire application A project is a container that stores files associated with only a specific piece of the solution To create an application: Create a blank Visual Studio .NET solution Add one or more projects to the solution Creating the Copyright Screen Application (continued) Creating the Copyright Screen Application (continued) The Windows Form Designer Window Windows Form Designer window is where you create (or design) the graphical user interface (GUI) for your project You create the user interface by adding other objects (such as buttons and text boxes) to a Win