Icon and Auto-Generated Code - Course Windows Application: Store Inventories - Part 8 | .net courses

Duration:  16 minutes

Summary: We added a new icon to the application, and modified it based on our needs. Then we assigned this icon to the form's icon. When the user enters a new item to the inventory, he/she provides a unique code for that item (In the database we do not depend on the code for uniqueness. We have a unique number generated for every row). However, the user might not have the code (or the code available is hard to read). For that reason we provide the option to automatically assigning a code for the item (using GUID). By selecting the checkbox, a new GUID will be generated for that item code. You can uncheck the box and the GUID will be removed.

Methodology of the development of example: Good coding standard and simplified design to illustrate the key points.

Technology Used: Windows Applications and Visual Studio 2010

Keyword: Visual Studio 2010, Windows Controls, MessageBox, Show, CheckBox, Checked, Guid, NewGuid, ToString, Icon.