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Snippets are important to learn because they will save you time A snippet is a set of keystrokes that form a template for a piece of code The code for a snippet is typically something that is common in normal programming You ll see many common statements and blocks of code in this chapter, many of which have associated snippets This section shows you the mechanics of using snippets, and you ll see more examples throughout the rest of this chapter To use a snippet, begin typing the snippet prefix until the snippet acronym appears in the Intellisense completion list, press the TAB key twice, and fill in the snippet form while tabbing through each field Press ENTER when you re done Since you ve already learned about namespaces, I ll show you the namespace snippet To start, open any code file and click to start typing in a part of the file outside of all code blocks, such as directly below any using statements but above any existing namespace statements Type the letter n and watch the completion list go straight to the namespace element Type an a and you ll see the namespace alone in the completion list, as shown in Figure 2-7

At first glance the Screen Saver tab seems to do nothing but set the Windows screensaver no big deal, just about everyone has set a screensaver But there s another button on the Screen Saver tab that gets you to one of the most important settings of your system power management Click on the Power button to get to the Power Options Properties dialog box (Figure 128) These tabs define all of the power management of the system Power management is a fairly involved process, so we ll save the

HTML Script The second file is your HTML file that contains the actual functionality of the gadget Creating a gadget is a fairly straightforward affair, but it does require some knowledge of HTML scripting If you re new to scripting, we re sorry to say that it s a little out of the scope of this book, but encourage you to experiment and learn more using the Web and other resources NOTE To learn more about scripting, take a look at HTML & XHTML: The Complete Reference by Thomas Powell or wwwhtmlgoodiescom Since gadgets are just HTML files, you can do as little or as much coding as you want, depending on what you want the gadget to do and how involved you want it to be When you re all done, simply put the manifest and HTML files into the gadgets folder, located at: %userprofile%\appdata\local\microsoft\windows sidebar\gadgets\gadgetnamegadget For example, if your gadget is called helloworld, you would create a folder under the gadget folder listed and call it helloworldgadget This is where your manifest and HTML files should be placed

The Settings tab (Figure 129) is the centralized location for configuring all of your video settings From the main screen, you can adjust both the resolution and the color depth Windows will only display resolutions and color depths your video card/monitor combination can accept and that are suitable for most situations Everyone has a favorite resolution, and higher isn t always better Especially for those with trouble seeing small screen elements, higher resolutions can present a difficulty already small icons are much smaller at 1280 1024 than at 800 600 Try all of the resolutions to see which you like just remember that LCD monitors look sharpest at their native resolution (usually the highest listed) The color quality is the number of colors displayed on the screen You can change the screen resolution with a simple slider, adjusting the color depth from 4-bit all the way up to 32-bit color Unless you have an older video card or a significant video speed issue, you ll probably set your system for 32-bit color and never touch this setting again Another option you may see in the Settings tab is dual monitors Windows supports the use of two (or more) monitors These monitors may work together like two halves of one large monitor, or the second monitor might simply show a duplicate of what s happening on the first monitor Dual monitors are very handy for those who need lots of screen space but don t want to buy a really large, expensive monitor (Figure 1210)

The CTRL-ALT-SPACE keystroke in Figure 2-7 switches between the Intellisense modes Consume First and Standard mode In Standard mode, which shows CTRL-ALT-SPACE, typing characters automatically selects keywords However, there are situations where you are trying to type a word that doesn t exist yet and Intellisense is too aggressive by adding the selected completion list item, instead of what you typed In those cases, you can press the CTRL-ALT-SPACE keys to go to Consume First mode and what you ve typed will be selected You can still use the DOWN ARROW key on your keyboard in Consume First mode to select the highlighted term in the completion list