Programming Microsoft Windows Forms

Windows Forms empower developers to tap the full power of the Windows client PC, and they are compatible with any .NET development language. With visual inheritance, developers can simplify the creation of Windows-based applications by reusing common logic and user interface throughout their solution. Using control anchoring and docking, programmers can build resizable forms automatically, while the in-place menu editor enables developers to visually author menus directly from within the Forms Designer. In the .NET Framework 2.0, enhancements to the Windows Forms classes will help improve the application deployment model, increase developer productivity, and simplify data access. The .NET Framework 2.0 will also include notable enhancements to Windows client application performance and security capabilities.Petzold, Charles is the author of 'Programming Microsoft Windows Forms ', published 2005 under ISBN 9780735621534 and ISBN 0735621535.