Q. Use the __________ to verify the tab order control in the interface.

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Q. When you start an application, the computer sends the focus to the control whose TabIndex is __________

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Q. You can set the control’s tab index property using __________

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Q. Set the identifying labels tab index property that is __________ than text box’s tab index property.

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Q. A __________ is an example that accepts user input and is determined by a label control.

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Q. When a control has focus it can accept __________

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Q. What determines the Tab order?

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Q. Which property contains a number that represents the order in which the control was added to the form?

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Q. Each access key in the interface should be __________

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Q. It is inappropriate to assign access keys to __________

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Q. You enter the ampersand to the __________ of the character, you want to designate as access key.

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Q. You assign an access key by including an __________ option in the control’s caption or identifying label.

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Q. Access keys allows the user to run the application even when __________

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Q. You should assign access keys to each of the control in the interface that contain __________

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Q. To see the underlined hidden access key, you can do so, by pressing the __________ key.

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Q. Letter __________ is the Exit menu’s access key.

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Q. Letter __________ is a File’s Menu access keys.

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Q. The text of many controls contain an underlined letter known as __________

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Q. The BorderStyle property of each label, that identify other controls, is generally set to __________

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Q. The appropriate __________ setting on a label depends on label’s purpose.

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