state different types of groups present in the tool box
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Answer:
The common elements of a Visual Basic user interface appear in Figure 1 and consist of the following:
Forms (also known as windows)
Buttons (such as command buttons and radio buttons)
Boxes (such as text boxes and check boxes)
Labels
Pictures (such as icons and graphics)
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Answer:
Tool Bar
The Tool Bar contains buttons for accessing many common actions, view options, and controls for configuring how many of the tools interact with the image.
Explanation:
Pixel Grid
The Pixel Grid overlays the current image with a grid where each cell is exactly one pixel in size. The Pixel Grid is particularly useful when zoomed-in on an image and precise per-pixel editing is required.
The same icon can be used to toggle the grid off again. There is a corresponding menu command to enable or disable the grid in the View menu.
Rulers Rulers
This icon shows or hides rulers along the top and left edges of the image canvas.
The Rulers can help when aligning image elements, making measurements or adjusting an image to a specific size. The rulers are always set to the current Units of Measurement. These units are able to be changed via the View menu or the Status Bar.
When a selection is active, its bounding rectangle will be highlighted in the rulers, making it easier to measure. The cursor position is also shown in the rulers making it easier to accurately apply other tools.
Rulers
Rulers
There is a corresponding menu command in the View menu.
Tool Choice
The second row of the Tool Bar starts with a drop-down list where tools can be selected. Clicking on the menu opens a vertical list of possible tools. This control is provided to augment the Tools Window in the case that the window is closed or obscured.
Tool drop-down List
Tool drop-down List
Tool Configuration
After the Tool button, the rest of the second row contains controls that configure the current tool.
Note
Some tool options in the Tool Bar can be altered by hovering the mouse over the control and using the Mouse Wheel (not the Tolerance). Generally these controls will have a white background.
The Brush Width has additional icons to increment and decrement the value and keyboard shortcuts are also assigned; [ and ].
Shapes, Brush, Style, and Fill
Shapes, Brush, Style, and Fill
Shapes, Brush, Style and Fill
The first two options shown are specific to the new Shapes Tool. These are covered in the Shapes Tool section.
Several tools use Brush Width, Style and Fill options. Here the width of the brush and line style can be selected. If a fill is also selected, both the Primary and Secondary colors will be used to render the pattern.
Selection Tools
Selection Tools
Selection Tools
The "Selection Mode" section of the Tool Bar allows quick access to the different ways that selections can be combined. These controls are common to all the Selection tools.
When a selection is created with one of the Selection tools any existing selection will be replaced if the Replace mode is used. If Add mode is used, new selections will be added to the original region. Subtract removes new selections from the original region. The Intersect mode keeps those areas common to multiple selections while the Invert mode excludes common areas from multiple selections.
To find out more about these selection modes, visit this page Selection Modes.
The next option in this section of the is Tool Bar sets the style of the selection shape. The options are Normal (freehand), Fixed Size and Fixed Ratio selection drawing for the Rectangle Select tool. The latter two styles are useful when cropping to a specific size (e.g. 4" x 3") area or to a fixed ratio (e.g. 16x10).
Text
Text
Text Options
This section of the Tool Bar is used only by the Text Tool. Options found here configure the font family, size, style, and alignment of text.
Gradient
Gradient
Gradient Options
The Gradient Tool has seven different gradient types. It also has options to operate in either color mode (gradients will be rendered as a blend from the Primary to the Secondary colors), or a special transparency mode (gradients will be rendered in the Alpha channel). This mode allows images to be blended or faded together.
Magic Wand, Paint Bucket, and Recolor
Magic Wand, Paint Bucket, and Recolor
Magic Wand, Paint Bucket, and Recolor Options
The Flood Mode affects only the Magic Wand Tool and Paint Bucket Tools. See the sections on these tools for a description of how the Flood Mode works.
The Tolerance setting affects how many other pixels the Magic Wand Tool, Paint Bucket and the Recolor Tools affect in their operation. See the sections on these tools for a description of how the Tolerance works.
Color Picker
Color Picker
Color Picker
The Color Picker can be configured to examine either the layer or image (Sampling Mode). In addition, the Sampling size can also be set to one of six preset sizes via the Tool Bar.
There is a setting to automatically switch to another tool following use of the Color Picker. There are three options: Do Not Switch tool(default - the Color Picker tool will remain active), Switch to Previous tool and Switch to Pencil Tool. The selected behavior occurs following a click on the canvas with the Color Picker.