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C# / CSharp Tutorial » GUI Windows Forms » Form   23.2.10.The Hello, WindowsForms Application using System.Windows.Forms;     public class SimpleHelloWorld : Form {     public static void Main()     {         Application.Run(new SimpleHelloWorld());     }         public SimpleHelloWorld()     {         Text = "Hello, WindowsForms!";     } } 23.2.Form 23.2.1. Subclass Form 23.2.2. Use Inherited form in a separate Main class 23.2.3. Inherit Form With Constructor 23.2.4. ResumeLayout and SuspendLayout 23.2.5. Call form constructor to create a Form object 23.2.6. Cal Show method to display a form 23.2.7. Text as the title 23.2.8. Set Form Visible properties 23.2.9. The difference between Form.Show and Application.Run() 23.2.10. The Hello, WindowsForms Application 23.2.11. Build Form without by hand 23.2.12. Inherited Form 23.2.13. Move a Form in code 23.2.14. Irregular form 23.2.15. Add a Main Menu 23.2.16. Change Form size in menu action 23.2.17. Scroll Form 23.2.18. Form message filter 23.2.19. Form Dispose 23.2.20. Change Form Cursor 23.2.21. Add control to Form dynamically