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as a constraint that needs to be removed, and a RI should be asked to take action by a certain date This make-ready work should be recorded on the LAP and fall into the production plan 4 Commitments for the next week should be reviewed at the end of the planning session to make sure that RIs understand what they have agreed to do Promises can only be made by RIs attending the meeting The GC, representing the larger project team, must take responsibility for getting items from others not present in the meeting (ie, foremen from the GC s own team doing self-performed work for whom she or he can speak) Figure 5116 shows a LAP for the Camino MOB Daily Stand-up Meeting Detailers working in the big room should meet face to face every day Detailers not onsite can phone and log in using a Web meeting program The MEP detailing team will almost always be working to a very tight schedule, with no time to lose The detailers should stop work for 15 minutes each day to check in with one another and the team lead on how they are doing The question that should be asked and answered is, Will you be able to meet the promises you made to the team in the weekly coordination meeting Constraints should be discussed leading to commitments by team members to clear them The GC representative should expect to come away with action items to work with people outside of the detailing team to provide answers and resolution on issues For example, if the detailing team has a question about external wall panels, then the Figure 5116 The LAP developed by the detailers to manage the coordination process on the Camino MOB (Image courtesy of DPR Construction, Inc, California)

In audio engineering, manipulating a waveform so that the quietest sounds in a given soundtrack are louder, and/or the loudest sounds are quieter Compression in this case means compressing the dynamic range of the waveform into a narrower range

The TabControl here is created with the default behavior. You can change the location and style for the tabs by altering the Alignment and Appearance properties. Try setting these properties to alternate values to see how the control then appears. Also set the Multiline property to true and resize the form to see how multiple rows of tabs are displayed. For a more complicated change, you will note that each image is displayed in a PictureBox control much like an image was displayed way back in chapter 2. This, of course, has the problem that the image is stretched and distorted as the window is resized. Fix this by replacing the use of the PictureBox control in the prior code block with a Paint event handler for the TabPage object. This code is annotated as b in the prior code block with Display the image on the page. As part of this change, assign the photo to the Tag property of the newPage object so you can retrieve this photo in the Paint handler. The replaced code should look something like the following:

// Assign a Paint event handler to draw this photo newPage.Tag = photo; newPage.Paint += new System.EventHandler(this.newPage_Paint);

Implement the newPage_Paint event handler to retrieve the Photograph stored in the sender s Tag parameter and paint the image with the proper aspect ratio. This should be similar to how we painted the image within the Panel for the ScaleToFit display option in chapter 7.

A simulation of some kind The term is more frequently used to refer to vehicle simulations such as flight simulators and car racing games than to process simulators like Sim City

This example is a good reminder that Visual Studio .NET is not needed to create Windows Forms applications. Visual Studio provides a number of nice features that are useful for handling layout and complexity issues, as we have seen. Still, it is good to remember that Visual Studio is just a tool and not a required part of the C# language or the .NET Framework. That said, managing a number of controls on multiple tab pages would get rather confusing without Visual Studio available. We will see how to use Visual Studio to create tab controls and pages next. 11.2.2 CREATING TAB PAGES IN VISUAL STUDIO In this section we will replace the existing Photographs group box in the MyAlbumEditor application with a tab control. This control will contain the controls currently in the Photographs group box. Here we will only create a single tab page. A second tab page will be added later in the chapter. Figure 11.4 shows how this new window will look.

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