(Solved) : 6 Effect Following Statement Lblusername Promptvisible True Enable Lblusernameprompt B Del Q44080180 . . .
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6. What effect will the following statement have? lbluserName Prompt.Visible = True (A) Enable lblUserNamePrompt (B) Delete lblUserNamePrompt (C) Make IblUserName Prompt invisible (D) Make IblUserNamePrompt visible 7. The Font dialog box allows you to select different Fonts, their style, their size, and some other special effects. How do you bring up this Font dialog box? (A) In the Properties window, click the ellipsis (…) on the right side of the settings box for the Font property. (B) Double-click the control and select Font Property. (C) Right click the control and select Font Property. (D) None of the above. 8. When will the following event procedure be executed? Private Sub TextBox1_Leave (…) Handles TextBox1. Leave (A) when text is added to TextBox1 (B) when user tabs to another control on form (C) when user clicks on TextBox1 (D) when text is removed from TextBox1 Show transcribed image text 6. What effect will the following statement have? lbluserName Prompt.Visible = True (A) Enable lblUserNamePrompt (B) Delete lblUserNamePrompt (C) Make IblUserName Prompt invisible (D) Make IblUserNamePrompt visible 7. The Font dialog box allows you to select different Fonts, their style, their size, and some other special effects. How do you bring up this Font dialog box? (A) In the Properties window, click the ellipsis (…) on the right side of the settings box for the Font property. (B) Double-click the control and select Font Property. (C) Right click the control and select Font Property. (D) None of the above. 8. When will the following event procedure be executed? Private Sub TextBox1_Leave (…) Handles TextBox1. Leave (A) when text is added to TextBox1 (B) when user tabs to another control on form (C) when user clicks on TextBox1 (D) when text is removed from TextBox1
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Answer to 6. What effect will the following statement have? lbluserName Prompt.Visible = True (A) Enable lblUserNamePrompt (B) Del…
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