VB How to Copy Screen Forms in Visual Basic VB.Net
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In this lesson we show
In this lesson we show how to copy a Screen Form from an existing VB Project into a New VB Project.
We also deal with the issue of copying images on the Form, as well as making the copied Form become the Form which runs first when the new VB Project is executed.
Finally we show how to link two application screen Forms to display one after each other using VB.Net Show / Hide.
The video is in four sections:
- Copying Forms Between Projects
- Renaming Forms
- Dealing with Copying with Form Images
- Making a certain Form run first in a Project
- Linking Forms together using "Show" and "Hide".
See the full lesson contents in the Video Timeline Index further below.
The presenter of the lesson is a slow talker so we recommend you use the YouTube "Tools Cog" on the payer bar to watch it at a speed of 1.5x or even 1.75x.
If you are a Teacher watching this video we suggest you click the downloads link below and get the lesson materials for your students.
Give these resources to your students and we think you will find that some of them will "get it" very quickly.
The other students need to watch this video which goes through everything in full detail slowly step by step with repetition of examples.
This lesson has a FREE downloadable Word Document giving the Full Program Code, as well as a FREE step by step PDF Guide for the lesson.
Then for anything you do not fully understand, simply use the Timeline Index below to go and watch the relevant section of Video explanation.
If you have the time it will be extremely beneficial to watch the entire video to maximize learning outcomes.
VIDEO TIMELINE INDEX:
(Click on the time number to jump to that section of the video).
00:00 to 01:41 Introduction and Overview
01:41 to 02:27 Form Copy Limitations for Images and Code
02:27 to 03:40 Preparing a Form for Copying
03:40 to 05:01 Copying the Form Files vb, designer, resx
05:01 to 07:42 Renaming Form Files when Form Names Clash
07:42 to 11:16 Adding the VB Form Files into the New Project
11:16 to 12:41 Copying Forms which contain Images
12:41 to 15:12 Making a specific Form run First (not Form1 first)
15:12 to 17:26 Linking Forms together using Show and Hide
17:26 to 19:18 Our Website Programming Course
19:18 to 20:19 Video Wrap Up and Outro
This video will be useful for anyone learning Computing, especially students doing VCE Computing or VCE Software Development high school courses in Australia, and GCSE in the UK.
You can download a FREE hard copy of this Presentation with all of the Full Program Code at the following link:
https://tinyurl.com/yyghpo8e
Check with your Teacher or Instructor first, as they may already have these Download materials for you.
You can check out our full Programming Course at the following link:
http://passyworldofict.com/programming
We are planning to make a number of Programming Videos that will be a great course for people to learn how to program in Visual Basic.
Like this video if you found it helpful.
Subscribe to our Channel to get notified of our weekly video updates.
Enjoy,
Passy
We also deal with the issue of copying images on the Form, as well as making the copied Form become the Form which runs first when the new VB Project is executed.
Finally we show how to link two application screen Forms to display one after each other using VB.Net Show / Hide.
The video is in four sections:
- Copying Forms Between Projects
- Renaming Forms
- Dealing with Copying with Form Images
- Making a certain Form run first in a Project
- Linking Forms together using "Show" and "Hide".
See the full lesson contents in the Video Timeline Index further below.
The presenter of the lesson is a slow talker so we recommend you use the YouTube "Tools Cog" on the payer bar to watch it at a speed of 1.5x or even 1.75x.
If you are a Teacher watching this video we suggest you click the downloads link below and get the lesson materials for your students.
Give these resources to your students and we think you will find that some of them will "get it" very quickly.
The other students need to watch this video which goes through everything in full detail slowly step by step with repetition of examples.
This lesson has a FREE downloadable Word Document giving the Full Program Code, as well as a FREE step by step PDF Guide for the lesson.
Then for anything you do not fully understand, simply use the Timeline Index below to go and watch the relevant section of Video explanation.
If you have the time it will be extremely beneficial to watch the entire video to maximize learning outcomes.
VIDEO TIMELINE INDEX:
(Click on the time number to jump to that section of the video).
00:00 to 01:41 Introduction and Overview
01:41 to 02:27 Form Copy Limitations for Images and Code
02:27 to 03:40 Preparing a Form for Copying
03:40 to 05:01 Copying the Form Files vb, designer, resx
05:01 to 07:42 Renaming Form Files when Form Names Clash
07:42 to 11:16 Adding the VB Form Files into the New Project
11:16 to 12:41 Copying Forms which contain Images
12:41 to 15:12 Making a specific Form run First (not Form1 first)
15:12 to 17:26 Linking Forms together using Show and Hide
17:26 to 19:18 Our Website Programming Course
19:18 to 20:19 Video Wrap Up and Outro
This video will be useful for anyone learning Computing, especially students doing VCE Computing or VCE Software Development high school courses in Australia, and GCSE in the UK.
You can download a FREE hard copy of this Presentation with all of the Full Program Code at the following link:
https://tinyurl.com/yyghpo8e
Check with your Teacher or Instructor first, as they may already have these Download materials for you.
You can check out our full Programming Course at the following link:
http://passyworldofict.com/programming
We are planning to make a number of Programming Videos that will be a great course for people to learn how to program in Visual Basic.
Like this video if you found it helpful.
Subscribe to our Channel to get notified of our weekly video updates.
Enjoy,
Passy
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