Introduction of GUI of Visual Studio 2008

Install Visual Studio in your PC and start creating projects, but first introduce with GUI(graphical user interface).

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When you write a Visual Basic program, you first have to design the user interface. Essentially, a Visual Basic user interface consists of objects(controls) that you place on the screen and arrange in some semblance of organization so that the screen looks pretty.
The common elements of a Visual Basic user interface appear in Figure 1 and consist of the following:

Forms (also known as windows)
Buttons (such as command buttons and radio buttons)
Boxes (such as text boxes and check boxes)
Labels
Pictures (such as icons and graphics)

Table 1: Tools in the Visual Basic Toolbox

*Icon*	*Tool Name*	*What This Tool Does*
	Pointer	Selects objects
	Picture box	Draws a box to display graphics
	Label	Draws a box to display text
	Text box	Draws a box that can display text and let the user type in text
	Frame	Groups two or more objects together
	Command button	Draws a command button
	Check box	Draws a check box
	Option (or radio) button	Draws a radio button
	Combo box	Draws a combo box
	List box	Draws a list box
	Horizontal scroll bar	Draws a horizontal scroll bar
	Vertical scroll bar	Draws a vertical scroll bar
	Timer	Places a timer on a form
	Drive list box	Draws a drive list box that displays all the disk drives available
	Directory list box	Draws a directory list box that displays a directory on a particular disk drive
	File list box	Draws a file list box that displays files in a specific directory
	Shape	Draws a geometric shape such as a circle or a square
	Line	Draws a line
	Image box	Draws a box to display graphics
	Data control	Draws a control to link a program to a database file
	OLE	Draws a box to insert an OLE object