Action

Results

5

Locate the Form1

public Form1

constructor.

{

. . .

6

At the end of the

// Set the application title bar

constructor, add code to

Version ver

include the version number

= new Version(Application.ProductVersion);

in the title bar.

this.Text = String.Format("MyPhotos {0:#}.{1:#}",

ver.Major, ver.Minor);

}

Note: This code uses the Version class to decode the

version string. The constructor of this class accepts a

string and provides access to the individual parts of the

corresponding version number.

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CHAPTER 2 GETTING STARTED WITH VISUAL STUDIO .NET

Action

Result

1

Rename the Form1.cs file in

The file is renamed. The designer and code windows are

the Solution Explorer window

also renamed to reflect the new file name.

to MainForm.cs.

How-to

a. Right-click the Form1.cs file

in the Solution Explorer

window.

b. Select the Rename item.

c. Type the new name “Main-

Form.cs” for the file.

d. Press the Enter key.

2

If not already shown, display

the MainForm.cs window

containing our source code.

How-to

Click the MainForm.cs tab in

the main window.

3

Replace all occurrences of the

The Replace dialog box should appear as follows.

string “Form1” with

“MainForm.”.

How-to

a. Type the Ctrl+H key to dis-

play the Replace dialog.

b. Type “Form1” for the Find

what: text and “MainForm”

for the Replace with text,

as shown in the graphic.

c. Click the Replace All

After the Replace All button is clicked, all four occurrences

button.

of the string are replaced in the code.

Note: The Ctrl+H key is a

shortcut for the Replace

menu item located in the

Find and Replace submenu

under the top-level Edit

menu.

4

Click the Close button.

The Replace dialog disappears.

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