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Announcing an all-new SELF-PACED TRAINING KIT designed to help maximize your performance on 70-511, the required exam for the MCTS certification: Windows Application Development with Microsoft .NET Framework 3. This 2-in-1 kit includes the official Microsoft study guide, plus practice tests on CD to help you assess your skills. It comes packed with the tools and features exam candidates want most—including in-depth, self-paced training based on final exam content; rigorous, objective-by-objective review; exam tips from expert, exam-certified authors; and customizable testing options. It also provides real-world scenarios, case study examples, and troubleshooting labs for the skills and expertise you can use on the job.

Work at your own pace through the lessons and lab exercises in the official study guide. Coverage includes evaluating design requirements for the user interface (UI); building the UI using basic to advanced techniques with Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF); managing data at the UI level, including data-binding, data validation, and data-bound controls; and enhancing solution functionality and usability.

Then assess yourself using practice questions on CD, featuring multiple customizable testing options to meet your specific needs. Choose timed or untimed testing mode, generate random tests, or focus on discrete objectives. You get detailed explanations for right and wrong answers—including pointers back to the book for further study. You also get an exam discount voucher—making this kit an exceptional value and a great career investment.

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Introduction xv
Hardware Requirements xvi
Software Requirements xvii
Using the Companion Media xvii
Microsoft Certified Professional Program xix
Support for This Book xx
We Want to Hear from You xx
Chapter 1 Building a User Interface
1(74)
Lesson 1 Using WPF Controls
3(38)
WPF Controls Overview
3(1)
Content Controls
4(3)
Other Controls
7(5)
Setting the Tab Order for Controls
12(1)
Item Controls
12(1)
ListBox Control
12(1)
ComboBox Control
13(1)
TreeView Control and TreeViewItem Control
14(1)
Menus
15(2)
ToolBar Control
17(2)
StatusBar Control
19(1)
Layout Controls
19(1)
Control Layout Properties
19(2)
Using Attached Properties
21(1)
Layout Panels
22(9)
Accessing Child Elements Programmatically
31(1)
Aligning Content
32(9)
Lesson 2 Using Resources
41(16)
Using Binary Resources
41(2)
Content Files
43(3)
Using Logical Resources
46(4)
Creating a Resource Dictionary
50(1)
Retrieving Resources in Code
51(6)
Lesson 3 Using Styles and Triggers
57(18)
Using Styles
57(6)
Triggers
63(3)
Understanding Property Value Precedence
66(9)
Chapter 2 Working with Events and Commands
75(44)
Lesson 1 Configuring Events and Event Handling
77(12)
Types of Routed Events
78(1)
RoutedEventArgs
79(1)
Attaching an Event Handler
80(1)
The EventManager Class
81(1)
Defining a New Routed Event
81(2)
Creating a Class-Level Event Handler
83(1)
Application-Level Events
83(6)
Lesson 2 Configuring Commands
89(13)
A High-Level Procedure for Implementing a Command
90(1)
Invoking Commands
90(2)
Command Handlers and Command Bindings
92(3)
Creating Custom Commands
95(7)
Lesson 3 Implementing Animation
102(17)
Using Animations
102(17)
Chapter 3 Adding and Managing Content
119(38)
Lesson 1 Managing the Visual Interface
121(23)
Brushes
121(7)
Shapes
128(5)
Transformations
133(3)
The Visual Tree
136(3)
Adding to and Removing Controls from the Visual Interface at Run Time
139(5)
Lesson 2 Adding Multimedia Content
144(13)
Using SoundPlayer
144(3)
MediaPlayer and MediaElement
147(3)
Handling Media-Specific Events
150(7)
Chapter 4 Windows Forms and Windows Forms Controls
157(116)
Lesson 1 Working with Windows Forms and Container Controls
159(32)
Overview of Windows Forms
159(1)
Adding Forms to Your Project
160(1)
Properties of Windows Forms
161(2)
Modifying the Appearance and Behavior of the Form
163(7)
Overview of Container Controls
170(3)
The GroupBox Control
173(1)
The Panel Control
173(1)
The FlowLayoutPanel Control
174(2)
The TableLayoutPanel Control
176(3)
The TabControl Control
179(2)
The SplitContainer Control
181(10)
Lesson 2 Configuring Controls in Windows Forms
191(21)
Overview of Controls
191(2)
Configuring Controls at Design Time
193(3)
Modifying Control Properties at Design Time
196(1)
The Button Control
197(4)
The Label Control
201(1)
Creating Access Keys for Controls without Using Label Controls
202(1)
The TextBox Control
203(1)
The MaskedTextBox Control
204(8)
Lesson 3 Using List-Display and Specialized Controls
212(32)
Overview of List Based Controls
212(1)
ListBox Control
213(1)
ComboBox Control
214(1)
CheckedListBox Control
214(2)
Adding Items to and Removing Items from a List-Based Control
216(7)
The ListView Control
223(2)
TreeView Control
225(3)
NumericUpDown Control
228(1)
DomainUpDown Control
228(1)
Value-Setting Controls
229(1)
The CheckBox Control
229(2)
The RadioButton Control
231(1)
The TrackBar Control
232(1)
Choosing Dates and Times
233(1)
DateTimePicker Control
233(1)
MonthCalendar Control
233(2)
Working with Images
235(1)
PictureBox Control
235(1)
ImageList Component
236(8)
Lesson 4 Using Tool Strips and Menus
244(29)
Overview of the ToolStrip Control
244(2)
Tool Strip Items
246(2)
Displaying Images on Tool Strip Items
248(1)
The ToolStripContainer Class
249(1)
Merging Tool Strips
249(2)
Overview of the MenuStrip Control
251(2)
Creating Menu Strips and Tool Strip Menu Items
253(3)
Adding Enhancements to Menus
256(2)
Moving Items between Menus
258(1)
Disabling, Hiding, and Deleting Menu Items
259(1)
Merging Menus
260(1)
Switching between MenuStrip Controls Programmatically
261(1)
Context Menus and the ContextMenuStrip Control
261(12)
Chapter 5 Working with User-Defined Controls
273(42)
Lesson 1 Creating Controls in Windows Forms
275(13)
Introduction to Composite Controls
275(7)
Creating Extended Controls
282(6)
Lesson 2 Using Control Templates
288(12)
Creating Control Templates
288(3)
Inserting a Trigger Object in a Template
291(1)
Respecting the Templated Parent's Properties
292(2)
Applying Templates with Style
294(1)
Viewing the Source Code for an Existing Template
294(1)
Using Predefined Part Names in a Template
295(5)
Lesson 3 Creating Custom Controls in WPF
300(15)
Control Creation in WPF
300(1)
Choosing among User Controls, Custom Controls, and Templates
300(1)
Implementing and Registering Dependency Properties
301(2)
Creating User Controls
303(1)
Creating Custom Controls
304(1)
Consuming User Controls and Custom Controls
304(1)
Rendering a Theme-Based Appearance
305(10)
Chapter 6 Working with Data Binding
315(52)
Lesson 1 Configuring Data Binding
317(11)
The Binding Class
317(1)
Binding to a WPF Element
318(2)
Binding to an Object
320(3)
Setting the Binding Mode
323(1)
Binding to a Nullable Value
323(1)
Setting the UpdateSourceTrigger Property
324(4)
Lesson 2 Converting Data
328(18)
Implementing IValueConverter
328(7)
Using Converters to Return Objects
335(1)
Localizing Data with Converters
336(2)
Using Multi-value Converters
338(8)
Lesson 3 Validating Data and Configuring Change Notification
346(21)
Validating Data
346(4)
Configuring Data Change Notification
350(17)
Chapter 7 Configuring Data Binding
367(40)
Lesson 1 Binding to Data Sources
369(16)
Binding to a List
369(4)
Binding to ADO.NET Objects
373(3)
Binding to Hierarchical Data
376(2)
Binding to an Object with ObjectDataProvider
378(1)
Binding to XML Using XmlDataProvider
379(6)
Lesson 2 Manipulating and Displaying Data
385(22)
Data Templates
385(9)
Sorting Data
394(2)
Grouping
396(3)
Filtering Data
399(8)
Chapter 8 Working with Data Grids and Validating User Input
407(40)
Lesson 1 Implementing Data-bound Controls in Windows Forms
409(18)
Binding Controls to Data
409(3)
Configuring DataGridView Columns
412(1)
Adding Tables and Columns to DataGridView
413(1)
Deleting Columns in DataGridView
413(1)
Determining the Clicked Cell in DataGridView
414(1)
Validating Input in the DataGridView Control
414(2)
Format a DataGridView Control by Using Custom Painting
416(1)
Using DataGrid in WPF Applications
417(1)
Using DataGrid Columns
418(9)
Lesson 2 Validating User Input
427(20)
Field-Level Validation
427(2)
Using Events in Field-Level Validation
429(2)
Handling the Focus
431(2)
Form-Level Validation
433(1)
Providing User Feedback
434(2)
Implementing IDataErrorInfo in WPF Applications
436(11)
Chapter 9 Enhancing Usability
447(46)
Lesson 1 Implementing Asynchronous Processing
449(19)
Running a Background Process
450(6)
Using Delegates
456(4)
Creating Process Threads
460(4)
Using Dispatcher to Access Controls Safely on Another Thread in WPF
464(4)
Lesson 2 Implementing Globalization and Localization
468(15)
Globalization and Localization
468(4)
Localizing a WPF application
472(1)
Localizing an Application
472(4)
Using Culture Settings in Validators and Converters
476(7)
Lesson 3 Integrating Windows Forms Controls and WPF Controls
483(10)
Using Windows Forms Controls in WPF Applications
483(1)
Using Dialog Boxes in WPF Applications
483(2)
WindowsFormsHost
485(2)
Adding a WPF User Control to Your Windows Form Project
487(6)
Chapter 10 Advanced Topics
493(28)
Lesson 1 Working with Security
495(8)
Working with Code Access Security Policies
497(1)
Requesting User Account Control Permissions
498(1)
Software Restriction Policies
499(4)
Lesson 2 Managing Settings
503(7)
Creating Settings at Design Time
504(1)
Loading Settings at Run Time
504(1)
Saving User Settings at Run Time
505(5)
Lesson 3 Implementing Drag and Drop
510(11)
Implementing Drag and Drop Functionality
510(11)
Chapter 11 Testing and Debugging WPF Applications
521(24)
Lesson 1 Testing the User Interface
523(10)
Using Automation Peers to Automate the User Interface
523(4)
Using the WPF Tree Visualizer to Inspect the User Interface
527(6)
Lesson 2 Debugging with Intellitrace and PresentationTraceSources
533(12)
Using Intellitrace
533(2)
Using PresentationTraceSources
535(10)
Chapter 12 Deployment
545(62)
Lesson 1 Creating a Windows Setup Project
547(12)
Setup Projects
547(12)
Lesson 2 Deploying Applications with ClickOnce
559(48)
Deploying with ClickOnce
559(3)
Configuring ClickOnce Update Options
562(3)
Deploying an XBAP with ClickOnce
565(1)
Configuring the Application Manifest
566(1)
Associating a Certificate with the Application
567(40)
Index 607
Matthew Stoecker, MCP, has written numerous books and articles on Microsoft Visual Basic¿, C#, Windows Forms, and .NET technologies, including the Microsoft Press¿ Self-Paced Training Kits for Exams 70-502, 70-505, 70-306, and 70-316.