$1.$ In Visual Studio, create a new Windows Forms Application project named

HangManApp.

$2.$ Create the Images folder in the project by using the Add $>$ New Folder option in

the Solution Explorer or the New Folder option in the Project menu.

$3.$ Add each HangMan image to the Image folder. You can either click and drag them

into the Solution Explorer or use the Add $>$ Existing Item... option and select all

images using the Shift key. If using the second method, make sure to change the

filter to All Files $(*.*).$

$4.$ In the Properties panel, set the Copy To Output Directory property to Copy

Always for each image file. You can use the Shift key to select all image files at

once.

$5.$ Add the HangManDB.mdf database to the project. Use the Add $>$ Existing Item...

option. Make sure to change the filter to All Files $(*.*).$

$6.$ In the Data Source Configuration Wizard dialog, choose the DataSet option and

then click the Next button.

$7.$ Check the checkbox next to Tables and then click the Finish button. This will create a default dataset named HangManDBDataSet with the Units and Words data

tables.

$8.$ Rename the Form$1.$vb file to GameForm.vb$.$

$9.$ Click the Yes button in the dialog to rename the Form$1$ class as well.

$10.$ Create the user interface for GameForm.vb$.$ See the previous User Interface section

for the layout. The form will consist of the following controls:

a$.$ One MenuStrip control that contains the Game menu with the options New

and Quit

b$.$ One Label control for instructions with the text Guess a letter; $14-$point$-$font

recommended

c$.$ One Label control for the unit description

d$.$ One TextBox control for the user to type in letter choices

e$.$ A PictureBox control that will display the HangMan images. You$$ll set the

ImageLocation property to load the HangMan images.

f$.$ A Panel control that will contain the displayed letter labels

g$.$ Eleven Label controls, one for each letter of the word. These labels should

be in the panel and will have an initial placeholder until the user guesses

a letter.

You can choose to set the control properties to whatever you like, but some helpful

suggestions follow

$11.$ In the body of GameForm, you should define the following variables:

a$.$ dsQuestions. A HangManDBDataSet object

b$.$ numWord. The index of which word is being guessed

c$.$ strWord. The actual word being guessed

d$.$ numRightGuesses. Number of right guesses in a game

e$.$ numWrongGuesses. Number of wrong guesses in a game

f$.$ blnGameStarted. Indicates whether the game has started or not

$12.$ In the body of GameForm, you should define the following utility methods:

a$.$ A method named CheckProgress that calculates the total number of tries

$($numRightGuesses $+$ numWrongGuesses$),$ displays the correct message

box for winning or losing, and starts the next game or exits the application

depending on the message box button clicked

b$.$ A method named WonGame that checks whether each letter in the word is

matched by its label and returns True if this is the case

c$.$ A method named LostGame that checks to see if the number of wrong

guesses is greater than six and returns True if this is the case

d$.$ A method named ResetAllLabels that sets each character label to blank

text

$13.$ Open the HelperMethodsCode.txt file and copy and paste its contents into the

GameForm class.

My biggest problem is how to create the HangManDB.mdf database