• Tutorial Document - A complete tutorial document on Writing .NET GUI Applications . This tutorial includes information, as well as exercises and references to source code.
• Sample Code (requires login) - A solution file with projects relating to the content of the tutorial document. The VisualStudio.NET solution file (.sln) can be opened directly with VisualStudio.NET, where you can build, modify, and run the code samples.
• Slide Presentation - A slide presentation which briefly touches upon the topics found in the tutorial document.

If you are using this material for self-study, you can start with any of the three items above, however it is suggested that you read the tutorial before attempting to work with the sample code. The slide presentation can be useful as a quick introduction to the concepts in the tutorial. If you will be presenting the slide presentation, it is best to read the tutorial file and go through the source code samples first. I hope that you find the information in these tutorials helpful, and I hope that you enjoy programming with the .NET Framework!

Reader's Comments	Post a Comment
Very informative. :-)
-- Bryan Chen , February 17, 2002
I think the onclick event part is not being explained correctly as onclick is usually mousedown not mouseup. But I could be wrong
-- Eli Allen , February 18, 2002
This is good stuff. Very interesting, and a new technology to me. Reflection makes software written for .NET platform very flexable. Impressive. Also, I like how this topic ended with a reference to Java (playing fair).
-- Justin Hutchison , February 21, 2002
Very nice!
-- asdf asdf , March 03, 2002
Great job!
-- asdf asdf , March 03, 2002
Good .net GUI intro.
-- First Last , April 18, 2002
good level of detail
-- Jacob Richman , May 07, 2002
great tutorial!
-- kelly cai , May 18, 2002
Great introductory tutorial. Thanks.
-- Brent Bishop , August 08, 2002
This is a great tutorial for .NET newbies like myself. I look forward to completely covering this information and moving on to more elaborate programs.
-- P T , May 28, 2003
Extremely useful, a bit more focus on visual studio.net might have been nice
-- Alex McMahon , October 16, 2004
nice tut, i found no better one !
-- Martin Busse , June 17, 2005