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Making User Interfaces with Event-Driven Programming 41
To customize part of a user interface, you must modify that user interface’s
properties. Each part of your user interface contains properties that define
its appearance and behavior. For example, if you wanted a button to appear
in color, you’d change that button’s Color property. If you wanted to change
the size of a button, you’d modify that button’s Width or Height property,
as shown in Figure 2-6.
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for Writing
Programs
Figure 2-5:
Designing a
user
interface
involves
drawing
what you
want to
appear on
your
program’s
user
interface.
Figure 2-6:
Properties
define how
each part of
a user
interface
looks and
behaves.