Recover Countersignature Radio Button with airSlate SignNow

Recover countersignature radio button

[Music] hello students mr jedick and rima here welcome to our demonstration so for today i'm going to demonstrate to you how to use radio button in the visual basic program so let's get started now first allow me to show to you the the output created using um radio button so i'll go ahead and then i'll debug it so here uh in in this form i added three radio buttons which is i change the text property to red blue and green i also added a button so i changed the text property to place order and then i also added three labels which is i change the uh the text property accordingly here now the programming logic goes like this now once the user click blue and then click this place order so you would notice it will show a text blue here once you click red so and then click the place order button here so the text here will be changed to red and then once you click green and then click this button the text here will be changed to green so keep on watching then i will demonstrate to you how i made this project so first is we need to create new projects all we have to do is to go to file and then click new and then this dialog box will appear so do not forget to click windows forms application and then let's change this project name to let's say bb radio button one and then once you're done all you have to do is to click ok and then you will be transferred here in this design view now first things first we need to add the controls that we need for our project so we need the tool box here and then first let's add a radio bot let's add radio buttons actually so look for the radio button here and then drag it onto your form so we need three so let's add two more and then here now let's add um label so we need three labels here so look for the label so this one and then let's add three labels and then what we have to do now is to add a button here on our form so go again to the tool box and then add a button here and then place it over here okay so there let's position it now what we have to do next is to change the text property of these controls now we need the properties panel so let's close this tool box and then show the properties panel now here first for the radio button one let's go to the text property of that and then change it to red for the radio button too let's go to the text property and then change it to blue for the radio button 3 let's change it to green green okay there now for the bottom one...