When I don't know all of the available properties of a control, 1) Is there
anything I can do to make intellisense popup? and 2) Failing I don't have
any luck with Intellisense, is there somewhere I can go to see all the
methods for a control?  I was trying to determine if a checkbox was checked,
and if it was, I wanted a field in a record changed.  I couldn't find out
what method I would use after If checkbox1.........  I was guessing it would
be something like "ischecked", or something close, but nothing helped me.
And really, that is just an example, where will I turn for all my further
choices on a control?  Thanks.

Terry

This question relates to Visual Studio.
When you enter the type name or variable name followed by a period or
fullstop, the list of members for that type should pop up. In the case
of variables, I assume you've already declared it of a certain type.

Failing that you can try to enter Ctrl-j after the period to force
intellisense to list members. Ctrl-j might not work for you if you've
customized your keybindings to VB6 settings in VS.
The definitive list of intellisense keybindings are available from
Edit->IntelliSense->

Thanks for the help, I'm still learning my way around.

Terry
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