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14.1.4.Control Dock: Top, Bottom
Control Dock: Top, Bottom
imports System
imports System.Drawing
imports System.Windows.Forms

public class ControlDock : inherits Form

  public sub New()
        Text = "Control Docking"
    Size = new Size(350,400)

    dim yButtonSize as integer = Font.Height * 2

    dim btnFirst as new Button()
    btnFirst.Parent = me
    btnFirst.Text = "First Button"
    btnFirst.Height = yButtonSize
    btnFirst.Dock = DockStyle.Top

    dim btnSecond as new Button()
    btnSecond.Parent = me
    btnSecond.Text = "Second Button"
    btnSecond.Height = yButtonSize
    btnSecond.Dock = DockStyle.Bottom
  end sub

  public shared sub Main() 
    Application.Run(new ControlDock())
  end sub
end class
14.1.Introduction
14.1.1.Your first Form window
14.1.2.Create Form by inheriting System.Windows.Forms.FormCreate Form by inheriting System.Windows.Forms.Form
14.1.3.Add button to a formAdd button to a form
14.1.4.Control Dock: Top, BottomControl Dock: Top, Bottom
14.1.5.Button PerformClick MethodButton PerformClick Method
14.1.6.Use With statement to set Form propertiesUse With statement to set Form properties
14.1.7.Essential elements of a Windows Forms application.
14.1.8.Using Controls in a Windows Forms Application
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