Re: My First Visual Basic.net Example

  • From: "Richard Thomas" <rthomas@xxxxxxxxxxx>
  • To: <programmingblind@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Wed, 13 Feb 2008 07:49:07 -0500

That is how I do it in Windoweyes too:
See below for a quick overview:
By the way, is there a graphic or something I can label in the Properties window when called from the Code Editor so I don't have to load the Forms Designer, load the Properties Window and tab to a control just to add an event? Is there suppose to be a list of objects and events someplace at the top of the Code Editor? I've not found it with WindowEyes and don't remember seeing anything like that with jaws either. 
Quick WindowEyes Overview:
I have to be in the Forms Designer, do not know why but cant get to events from Code view. Then tab to a control, or just tab around to guess if the control just says something like Custom Control or the tab stop just does not read anything. Then I go to Menu>View>Properties. At this point a Window comes up. tabbing around the window has a tool bar, a table list of properties you can arrow up and down in, a llist box with a list of all the components you dropped on the page and a couple buttons. Tab around to the Tool Menu or whatever it's called, then arrow right or left to Events button. Click it, hit enter, and a list of Events for the control you are looking at should come upArrow up and down the list and click one like the quote click unquote event and you are placed in the code file for that control's click event. Whatever you code in here will execute whenever the control is clicked by a user of the window, or page. 
Rick USA
----- Original Message ----- From: "Ken Perry" <whistler@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> 
To: <programmingblind@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Wednesday, February 13, 2008 3:01 AM
Subject: RE: My First Visual Basic.net Example
The free express version you ahve to down load each language separate so if 
you want C# you have to download Visual C# express and same for C++.

As for not being able to find the other events.  When you go to properties
tab till you hear Jaws say tool bar then arrow right till you hear events
and hit enter the list will open up for events.   I think there is also a
hot key when your in the designer so you need to do insert-f1 f1 while in
the designer and learn all the short cuts.
The best way to learn is to do then read help do then read help do then read 
help.... I think you get the idea.

Ken

-----Original Message-----
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[mailto:programmingblind-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Marvin Hunkin
Sent: Tuesday, February 12, 2008 9:30 PM
To: programmingblind@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: My First Visual Basic.net Example

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Hi.
okay, downloaded the visual studio.net 2005 scripts for jaws 6.10, but
the college is going to purchase jaws 9, and still waiting for that.
well, had a bit of a problem, and jaws was being a pain, when in the
control, properties, clicking on the name, had to get help from my
lecturer, and the last control, jaws behaved it self and was able to
do that.
now, was able to create a project, create a windows form, and able to
write the code, except jaws 6.10, with the code window, read the code
line numbers and would not read the other code click events, and so
was able to do that.
so also able to add other controls, a hello world, and display three
buttons, and two text boxes, and have it run, and then create the exe
file.
so was wondering, any tips, tricks to configure visual studio.net, to
read better with visual basic.net 2005, and think the college might
have the standard or professional version.
and how to find the other visual studio applications like, c sharp,
visual c, visual j, asp.net, etc.
and have got the toolbards floating.
cheers Marvin.
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