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Visual Basic ScrollBoxes Forms Controls

The document explains the use of scroll boxes in Visual Basic, detailing horizontal and vertical scroll bars that allow users to navigate content that exceeds the visible area. It also covers the concept of forms as containers for controls, which facilitate user interaction in GUI applications. Key controls such as TextBox, Button, and ListBox are highlighted, along with an example of a simple login form implementation.

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Visual Basic ScrollBoxes Forms Controls

The document explains the use of scroll boxes in Visual Basic, detailing horizontal and vertical scroll bars that allow users to navigate content that exceeds the visible area. It also covers the concept of forms as containers for controls, which facilitate user interaction in GUI applications. Key controls such as TextBox, Button, and ListBox are highlighted, along with an example of a simple login form implementation.

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Visual Basic: Scroll Boxes, Forms and

Controls
1. Horizontal and Vertical Scroll Box in Visual Basic (15 Marks)
What is a Scroll Box?
In Visual Basic, a scroll box refers to the scroll bars (horizontal and vertical) that allow users
to view content that is too large to be displayed in a control or window. These are
commonly used with controls like TextBox, PictureBox, ListBox, etc.

Horizontal Scroll Box:


- Allows left and right scrolling.
- Used when the content is wider than the visible area.
- VB Property: TextBox1.ScrollBars = Horizontal

Vertical Scroll Box:


- Allows up and down scrolling.
- Used when the content is taller than the control’s height.
- VB Property: TextBox1.ScrollBars = Vertical

Both Scroll Bars:


- Use TextBox1.ScrollBars = Both to enable both scroll bars.

Controls That Support Scroll Bars:


- TextBox (Multiline)
- ListBox
- RichTextBox
- PictureBox (within a scrollable container like Panel)

2. Forms and Controls in Visual Basic (15 Marks)


Forms in Visual Basic:
- A Form is a window or screen where the user interacts with the application.
- It acts as a container for controls.
- Example: Form1.Show()

Purpose of Forms:
- Create GUI (Graphical User Interface).
- Hold and manage controls.
- Handle user input and events.
Controls in Visual Basic:
Controls are interactive elements placed on forms to accept input, display output, and
interact with users.

Common VB Controls:
- Label: Displays static text
- TextBox: Takes input from the user
- Button: Performs an action on click
- CheckBox: Allows multiple selections
- RadioButton: Allows a single selection
- ListBox: Displays a list of items
- ComboBox: Drop-down list
- PictureBox: Displays images
- Timer: Performs actions at regular intervals

Example: Simple Login Form in VB


Controls used:
- 2 Labels (Username, Password)
- 2 TextBoxes
- 1 Button (Login)

Code:
If TextBox1.Text = "admin" And TextBox2.Text = "1234" Then
MsgBox("Login Successful")
Else
MsgBox("Invalid Login")
End If

Conclusion:
In Visual Basic:
- Scroll boxes help users view content that doesn't fit in the visible area.
- Forms act as the user interface, and controls allow user interaction and input.
Both are essential for building user-friendly GUI applications.

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