Explanation: A form’s border style property determines the border style of the form. Its default setting is sizable which allows the user to change the form’s size by dragging its border while the application is running.

Explanation: You typically set the form border style property either to None or to Fixed Single. The None setting removes the form border whereas the Fixed Single setting draws a fixed thin line around the form.

Explanation: When the Minimize property in the properties window is set to false, it disables the Minimize button on the form’s title bar.

Explanation: When the Maximize property in the properties window is set to false, it disables the Maximize button on the form’s title bar. We need to set the Minimize Box property to true and then we can set the maximize box property to false.

Explanation: When both the minimize box property and maximize box property are set to false, the buttons are not disabled that is they are not grayed out, instead they are removed from the title bar.

Explanation: Control Box property when set to False removes the title bar elements that are the icons and buttons, but not the whole title bar.

Explanation: To remove the tile bar, you must delete the form’s text property. Select the text in the text property, then press delete then enter. It deletes the whole title bar and not only its content.

Explanation: While printing, the code editor window need to be active, you can hide a part of code, if you do not want to print that. You can mention line number in check box, if you want to print a part of code.

Explanation: When the maximize box property is set to true, the maximize box is enabled from the disable position, that is in the title bar, it can be used to maximize the size of the window.

Explanation: When the minimize box property is set to true, the minimize box in the form’s title bar is enabled, that is we can then minimize the window.