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| Tools | | Maintain Bank Products | | Maintain Workgroups | | Create Chash Deposit Record |
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| Report | | View Online | | Print Account Detail | | Print Customer Detailc | | Printer Setup |
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Because you are working with only the Graphical User Interface Subsystem, each menu item will contain only calls to show forms via each form's controller. In the subsequent chapters, you'll incorporate more subsystems that give additional functionality to our sample application. Finally, add a StatusBar control to frmMDI. |
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This chapter provides you with the practical fundamentals necessary to create an effective Graphical User Interface Subsystem. In particular, you learned some guidelines for implementing the graphical user interface. You also learned how to design the Visual Basic form with a corresponding controller class, including treatment of the interaction between the two objects. You became familiar with the Facade design pattern, which is a role that can be played by both the form and the controller class. Finally, you received detailed directions for incorporating the Graphical User Interface Subsystem into the Samsona Bank Teller System Example. The remaining chapters add functionality to the application, one subsystem at a time, given that the Graphical User Interface Subsystem |
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