Figure 21-4: The Window Buttons dialog box in Visual Studio .NET

Generator Denso QR Bar Code in Visual Studio .NET Figure 21-4: The Window Buttons dialog box

9 Turn off the Minimize Button and Maximize Button options so that the checks disappear and then click OK The Browser Construction Kit removes the Minimize and Maximize buttons from the window 10 Click the Title button The Window Title dialog box appears, as shown in Figure 21-5 11 Type the name you want into the text box and click OK The window s new title appears in the title bar 12 Choose File Save As The Save Browser File dialog box appears (see Figure 21-6)

13 Navigate to where you want to save your browser s script file and then click Save The Browser Construction Kit saves your browser s data to the selected location, using the window s title as the filename

The menu bar for the general-use browser features a full set of menus, commands, and options Here s how to put it together: 1 In the drop-down menu below the toolbox, select the Menu Bar command set The Menu Bar commands appear in the toolbox 2 Click the Menu Bar command in the toolbox The menu bar appears in the custom browser window 3 Select the File button in the toolbox The File Menu dialog box appears (see Figure 21-7)

4 Select the four menu options (New Window, Open, Properties, and Close) and click the OK button The File menu appears in your custom browser window, as shown in Figure 21-8

5 Use the Edit, View, Favorites, Tools, and Help commands in the toolbox to add the menus to the menu bar, the same way you added the File menu in Steps 3 and 4 Your custom browser now has a complete set of menus, as shown in Figure 21-9 6 Choose File Save As The Save Browser File dialog box appears

7 Navigate to where you want to save your browser s script file and then click Save The Browser Construction Kit saves your browser s data to the selected location, using the window s title as the filename

A general-use Web browser must have all the navigation commands you need to make your way through the complex world of the Internet For that reason, the toolbar you build here has all the toolbar features the Browser Construction Kit makes available to you Just follow these steps to add your toolbar to the window: 1 In the drop-down menu below the toolbox, select the Toolbar command set The Toolbar commands appear in the toolbox 2 Click the Toolbar button The Toolbar dialog box appears (see Figure 21-10) 3 Select the toolbar s location and then click the Browse button The Load Toolbar Image dialog box appears, as seen in Figure 21-11

4 Locate the image you want to use and double-click the image s filename The selected filename appears in the Toolbar dialog box s Toolbar Image text box 5 Click the Toolbar dialog box s OK button The toolbar appears in the custom browser window 6 Click the Home command in the toolbox The Load Button dialog box appears 7 Locate the image you want to use for the Home button and doubleclick the image s filename Alternatively, you can click the image file once to select it and then click the dialog box s Open button The Home button appears in the custom window s toolbar

8 Use the Back, Forward, Stop, Refresh, Search, and Favorites commands in the toolbox to add the buttons to the toolbar, the same way you added the Home button in Steps 6 and 7 Your custom browser now has a complete set of toolbar buttons, as shown in Figure 21-12