listRead.MoveToNextAttribute(); listRead.MoveToElement(); listRead.ReadString();

}

}

}

private void treeView1_AfterSelect(object sender, System.Windows.Forms

.TreeViewEventArgs e)

{

TreeNode currNode = e.Node; if (tvRootNode == currNode )

{

initializeListControl();

statusBarPanel1.Text=”Double click the Employee Records”; return;

}

else

{

statusBarPanel1.Text=”Click an employee code to view individual records”;

}

PopulateListView(currNode);

}

}

}

Summary

You have learned to develop a Windows application using TreeView, ListView, and StatusBar controls and to interact with a XML file.

PART V

Professional Project 3

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Project 3

Creating a

Creative Learning

Project

Project 3 Overview

In the preceding two projects, you looked at developing Windows applications for a car maintenance company and creating an employee records system application. In this project, you will learn to create another Windows application for a chain of bookstores. This Windows application is called Creative Learning after the name of the chain of bookstores.

The Creative Learning application contains a Windows form that validates the data entered by a user in a Word document. In this project, you will learn to create a Windows form that interacts with a Microsoft Word document. In addition, any errors produced while processing a Word document are logged in Windows Event Viewer. Therefore, you will also learn to access Event Viewer from a Windows form created in Visual Studio .NET.

I will be discussing the creation of the Windows form in the following chapters. The next chapter covers the case study and design of the Creative Learning application.