Datasheet

❑ Delete Tab — Deletes a tab.
❑ Rename Tab — Lets you rename a tab.
❑ Move Up, Move Down — Moves a tab up or down in the Toolbox. You can also click and drag
the tabs to new positions.
Figure 1-53: Use the Choose Toolbox Items dialog to select the tools in the Toolbox.
The Visual Basic Code Editor
Visual Studio includes editors for many different kinds of documents, including several different kinds
of code. For example, it has Hypertext Markup Language (HTML), Extensible Markup Language (XML),
and Visual Basic editors. These editors share some common features, such as displaying comments and
keywords in different colors.
As a Visual Basic developer, you will use the Visual Basic code editor frequently, so you should spend a
few minutes learning about its specialized features.
Figure 1-54 shows the code editor displaying some Visual Basic code at run time. To make referring to
the code lines easier, this figure displays line numbers. To display line numbers, invoke the Tools menu’s
Options command, navigate to the Text Editor\Basic\General page, and check the Line Numbers box.
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