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| icons | Visual Basic offers over 500 |
| option button control | is used in situations where you want to limit the user to only one of two or more related and mutually exclusive choices |
| two | minimum number of option buttons in a user interface |
| seven | the maximum number of option buttons in an enterface |
| list box control | to be used if you need more than seven option buttons |
| sentence capitalization | to be used when labeling an option button |
| opt | the three-character ID for an option button control |
| frame control | used if you want more than one group of option buttons on a form |
| drag | cannot be used when moving existing controls into a frame control |
| check boxes | can be used to allow the user to select any number of choices from a group of one or more independent and nonexclusive choices |
| access key | should be added to each check box, along with sentence capitalization |
| chk | the three-character ID for a check box control |
| spacebar | can be used to select and deselect a check box when the check box has the focus |
| existing controls | can be placed inside a frame by using cutting the controls from the form and pasting them inside the frame |
| Tabindex property | should be set appropriately for each contol, once you have completed a user interface |
| sub procedure box | a rectangle with side borders-- used to represent a call to a sub procedure |
| user-defined procedure | a collection of code that can be invoked from one or more places in your program |
| Add procedure | found on the Tools menu and is used to create a user-defined sub procedure |
| arguments | are the variables or constants that are sent (passed) to a user-drfined procedure |
| Call statement | is used to invoke a user-defined sub procedure |
| argumentlist | found in brackets in a Call statement, indicating that they are optional in use |
| Call Randomnumbers | causes the program flow to leave the option button's Click event procedure, temporarily, in order to process the instructions in the called procedure, and then return to continue where it left off |
| default option button | in a Windows application, it is the already selected button when the interface first appears |
| Value property | where you can set an option button to be the default button |
