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This code selects the winning string for the A and B buttons on gamepad 1. The string winnerName is set with the name of the winning button and gamepad and can be displayed on the screen at the end of the game. You could write more statements for each of the other buttons and gamepads.

Me.Controls.Add(Me.TextBox1)

Me.Controls.Add(Me.Label1)

Me.Name = Form1"

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If you frequently mistype a word that AutoCorrect doesn t change, such as a dif cult last name, you can add it to the list in the AutoCorrect dialog box. If you deliberately mistype a word and don t want to accept the AutoCorrect change, you can undo the change by clicking the Undo button on the Standard toolbar or by pointing to the corrected word, clicking the AutoCorrect Options button that appears, and then clicking Change Back.

Figure 15-1

The previous code produces a string that contains the name of the winning gamepad and button. But you still need to perform all those conditional statements to decide the string to display. You do have a way to make your life easier, though, and it starts by finding out the position in the array of the winning score. Here s code that does that:

The listing shows a few interesting features of the Form class, starting with the Sub New form constructor this is where you can put initialization code, after the call to the InitializeComponent procedure that the form designer has created. (You should never add your custom code in the InitializeComponent procedure because it will be overwritten as soon as you use the designer.) A control on the form is just an object of the proper control class, which the form instantiates in the InitializeComponent procedure and assigns to a WithEvents variable named after the control itself. By default, control variables are Friend members of the form class, but you can change this by assigning a different scope to the control s Mod ifiers property in the Properties window. Property values are set through regular assignments in code; Visual Basic .NET source code modules don t contain hidden sec tions that you can t load in the Visual Studio editor.

The Visual Studio .NET form designer is virtually identical to the designer in Visual Basic 6, with a few interesting new features. For example, controls that are invisible at run time are displayed on the component tray, near the bottom border of the designer. This area isn t normally visible until you drop an invisible control, such as a Timer con trol, on the designer. You can save time by arranging the TabIndex property in a visual manner, using the Tab Order command on the View menu. This command displays little numbered labels over each control, and you can create the correct TabIndex sequence by simply click ing on each control in the order you want it to appear in relation to the others. As you see in Figure 15-2, controls that are themselves a container have a TabIndex subse quence. You terminate the Tab Order command by pressing the Esc key.

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Only the Label, Button, CheckBox, and RadioButton controls support all the nine vari ations offered by the ContentAlignment enumerated type. The remaining controls support only horizontal text alignment and use the HorizontalAlignment enumeration:

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