Analogue clock application, developed with Visual J#  .Net
 
 
 
   
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    Analogue_Clock_VJSNet application..., describe how to use Microsoft Visual J#  .Net to draw Analogue Clock

             
 


 

The Classes used ...

          System Drawing, Array, Timer,   PictureBox, Label,  Button

 

 Info ...
  1. Name - Analogue_Clock_VJSNet.
  2. Graphic Software.
  3. Developed with Microsoft Visual J# .Net.
     
  4. Functions ...
    1. DotClockTab_cospi array and DotClockTab_sinpi array  store the coordinantes of  60 point object  used to draw the analogue clock.
    2. Analogue and digital clocks display.

     

  5. Requirements: Microsoft Visual Studio .Net.
     
    If you want to run it:
    1. Remove the read-only attribute of all files in the folder - C:\Analogue_Clock_VJSNet
    2. Run the Microsoft Visual Studio .Net.
    3. From File menu, choose Open,  choose Project ...,  the Open Project dialog box appears,  select the project file  Analogue_Clock_VJSNet.vjsproj - (C:\Analogue_Clock_VJSNet\Analogue_Clock_VJSNet..vjsproj) and then click Open.
    4. From Debug menu, choose and click Start.
 

 Project - Analogue_Clock_VJSNet  and those items
 

 

  Create Project - Analogue_Clock_VJSNet
    

   Run Microsoft Visual Studio .Net.
   On the File menu , click New, and then click Project .... The New Project dialog box appears.
 
  1. In the Project Types pane, select the Visual J# Projects folder.
  2. In the Templates pane, select Windows Application icon (project type). A message appears indicating the type of project you are going to create - (A project for creating an application with a Windows user interface).
  3. In the Name box, type Analogue_Clock_VJSNet
  4. In the Location box, type C:\
  5. Click OK.

 The Windows Application create all necessary files and opens the Microsoft Visual Basic .Net project - Analogue_Clock_VJSNet
 

   Rename the Form
  • On the View menu , click  Solution Explorer
  • In Solution Explorer, expand the Select Data VJSNet project node  and select Form1.jsl
  • In Properties windows, Type the new File Name
     
      Old New
    Filename : Form1.jsl AnalogueForm.jsl

     

 

 1- AnalogueForm.jsl

 

 2-  About.jsl.