In Simple Steps- P4:This is a book that helps you to learn using Visual Studio 2008. Precision, an easy-to-understanding style, real life examples in support of the concepts, and practical approach in presentation are some of the features that make the book unique in itself. The text in the book is presented in such a way that is equally helpful to beginners as well as professionals. | Chapter 2 Getting Started with Visual Studio 2008 Behavior Data Layout Misc Document Outline Window The Document Outline window is shown in The Document Outline window is viewed in either of the following ways From the main menu se eef View- Other Windows- Document Outline. Press the key combination CTRL ALT T This window displays an outline view of elements and scripts in the current document. You can use this window to view the logical structure of your document. The Document Outline window incorporates the drag-and-drop feature for allowing controls to be re-parented to other containers. The Document Outline window changes the Z-order of a control within its container. The options for cut copy paste and rename are accessed through the context menu. The Object Browser Window The Object Browser window is shown in The Object Browser window is viewed in cither of the following ways From the main menu select View- Object Browser. Press the key combination CTRL ALT J The Object Browser is used to examine and find out objects such as namespaces classes structures types interfaces enums and so on along with their members such as properties methods events variables constants enum items and so on. You can find these objects from the projects in your solution the referenced components added in the projects and some external components. 23 ischutz in Simple Steps In observe that there are three different panes available in the Object Browser. The left one is an Objects pane the upper right a Members pane and on the lower right is the Description pane. The Objects pane displays the hierarchical structures such as .NET Framework and COM components namespaces type libraries interfaces and classes and expands these structures to reveal ordered lists of their members. The top-level nodes in the Objects pane represent components or namespaces available within the current browsing scope. To expand these nodes click on
