Programming: Making A Web Browser In C#
Posted: Thu Jan 13, 2005 12:46 am
Ok, i am going to consider you a newb to Visual C#, so, its all STEP BY STEP
THIS TUTORIAL IS HUGE
Launch Visual C# Express.
Click New on the File menu, and then click Project.
The New Project dialog box appears. This dialog box lists the different default application types that Visual C# Express can create.
Select Windows Application as your project type.
Change the name of your application to Web Browser. The default location should be fine, but you can always enter a new path if you wish.
Click OK.
Visual C# Express creates a new folder for your project, named after the project title, and then opens the main Visual C# Express window. The default view is of your new Windows Form, entitled Form1. You can change from this view to the source code view at any time by pressing F7, and return to the designer view by pressing SHIFT + F7.
The Windows Form is the window that opens when your application is launched. You can drag various controls into this window, accept input from the user, display text and graphics, and do everything that a Windows application can do. Behind the scenes, the code that is required to manage the window has been created by Visual C# Express, and is contained in a file that is normally hidden from view. You can see this file
THIS TUTORIAL IS HUGE
Launch Visual C# Express.
Click New on the File menu, and then click Project.
The New Project dialog box appears. This dialog box lists the different default application types that Visual C# Express can create.
Select Windows Application as your project type.
Change the name of your application to Web Browser. The default location should be fine, but you can always enter a new path if you wish.
Click OK.
Visual C# Express creates a new folder for your project, named after the project title, and then opens the main Visual C# Express window. The default view is of your new Windows Form, entitled Form1. You can change from this view to the source code view at any time by pressing F7, and return to the designer view by pressing SHIFT + F7.
The Windows Form is the window that opens when your application is launched. You can drag various controls into this window, accept input from the user, display text and graphics, and do everything that a Windows application can do. Behind the scenes, the code that is required to manage the window has been created by Visual C# Express, and is contained in a file that is normally hidden from view. You can see this file
