a good idea, if you have no knowledge and no times to read book is to launch
VS.NET, start a winform application project and, drag control from the
toolbox on your form, link a few event (from the property tab) and read the
auto-generated code.
BTW WinForm development is much simpler & powerfull & homogeneous (it's all
in C#) than ASP.NET development, so you should be able to pick it up quite
easily....
> I'm going to start a windows-form application ,but I am not very familiar
> with techniques in windows-forms.I'm an ASP.NET developer and pretty
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Reza Alirezaei - 10 Aug 2005 12:35 GMT
Sorry,if I didn't explaint what I want. I really know how to drop the
controls on the forms and bluh bluh ,I'd like to design a good UI with
side-bars ,wizard sort of forms and stuff like this.That's why I am looking
for a template to get the idea or probably change it in a way that can be
used in my case.
Thanks
>a good idea, if you have no knowledge and no times to read book is to
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Patrice - 10 Aug 2005 13:54 GMT
Not an easy one IMO. Try to google for "windows ui design" for sites such as
http://msdn.microsoft.com/ui.
Most of us are likely also looking at existing similar dialogs in other
applications to see what they like and what they dislike to build their own
dialog...
Good luck.

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