BASIC STANDARD CONTROLS

Read the following descriptions and write the corresponding properties.

S.N	Properties	Description
1		The button that's automatically activated when you press Enter, no matter which control has the focus at the time. Usually the OK button on a form is set as AcceptButton for a form.
2		The button that's automatically activated when you hit the Esc key. Usually, the Cancel button on a form is set as CancelButton for a form.
3		This Boolean property determines whether the controls you place on the form are automatically scaled to the height of the current font. The default value of this property is True. This is a property of the form, but it affects the controls on the form.
4		This Boolean property indicates whether scroll bars will be automatically attached to the form if it is resized to a point that not all its controls are visible.
5		This property lets you specify the minimum size of the form, before the scroll bars are attached.
6		The AutoScrollPosition is the number of pixels by which the two scroll bars were displaced from their initial locations.
7		Sets the form background color.
8		The BorderStyle property determines the style of the form's border and the appearance of the form: None: Borderless window that can't be resized. Sizable: This is default value and will be used for resizable window that's used for displaying regular forms. Fixed3D: Window with a visible border, "raised" relative to the main area. In this case, windows can't be resized. FixedDialog: A fixed window, used to create dialog boxes. FixedSingle: A fixed window with a single line border. FixedToolWindow: A fixed window with a Close button only. It looks like the toolbar displayed by the drawing and imaging applications. SizableToolWindow: Same as the FixedToolWindow but resizable. In addition, its caption font is smaller than the usual.
9		By default, this property is True and you can set it to False to hide the icon and disable the Control menu.
10		If True, allows the form to respond to mouse and keyboard events; if False, disables form.
11		This property specify font type, style, size
12		Determines whether a Help button should be displayed in the caption box of the form.
13		This is the height of the Form in pixels.
14		By default, this property is True and you can set it to False to hide the Minimize button on the title bar.
15		By default, this property is True and you can set it to False to hide the Maximize button on the title bar.
16		This specifies the minimum height and width of the window you can minimize.
17		This specifies the maximum height and width of the window you maximize.
18		This is the actual name of the form.
19		This property determines the initial position of the form when it's first displayed. It will have any of the following values: CenterParent: The form is centered in the area of its parent form. CenterScreen: The form is centered on the monitor. Manual: The location and size of the form will determine its starting position. WindowsDefaultBounds: The form is positioned at the default location and size determined by Windows. WindowsDefaultLocation: The form is positioned at the Windows default location and has the dimensions you've set at design time.
20		The text, which will appear at the title bar of the form.
21		These two properties set or return the coordinates of the form's top-left corner in pixels.
22		This property is a True/False value that lets you specify whether the form will remain on top of all other forms in your application. Its default property is False.
23		This is the width of the form in pixel.

AutoScrollPosition BackColor Text Top, Left TopMost MinimizeBox

BorderStyle MaximizeBox MinimumSize Width AutoScrollMinSize

AcceptButton Font HelpButton Height MaximumSize Name

StartPosition CancelButton AutoScale AutoScroll ControlBox Enabled