Visual Basic Concepts
You can use the Object Browser to add descriptions and HelpContextIDs to your own procedures, modules, classes, properties, and methods. You may find these descriptions useful while working with your classes.
Note You can also enter descriptions for properties, methods, and events using the Procedure Attributes dialog box, accessed from the Tools menu.
To enter description strings and link your classes and their members to Help topics
Alternatively, in the Members list you can right click the name of a property, method, or event you added to the class. On the context menu, click Properties. If the member is Private or Friend, this will open the Member Options dialog box. If the member is Public — that is, part of the class's interface — it will open the Procedure Attributes dialog box instead.
Note The difference between these two dialog boxes is that the Procedure Attributes dialog box has an Advanced button that can be used to make a member the default for the class, as described in "Making a Property or Method the Default" later in this chapter.
Note You can create a Help file for your own use, and link topics to your classes and their members. To specify a Help file for your project, use the General tab of the Project Properties dialog box, accessed from the Project menu.
Note You cannot supply browser strings or Help topics for enumerations.
For More Information Enumerations are introduced in "Using Enumerations to Work with Sets of Constants" in "More About Programming."