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With the caption dialog gone, our way is clear to display the PhotoEditDlg form from our main window. We will reuse the menuCaption menu for this purpose, renamed and revamped by the following steps:

DISPLAY THE PHOTOEDITDLG FORM FROM THE MAIN WINDOW Action 2 3 Double-click the MainForm.cs file in the Solution Explorer window. Modify the properties for the Caption menu item under the Edit menu.

Note: We could elect to use this menu under its previous name. This could prove confusing in the future, so we instead rename the control in line with its new purpose. 4 5 Rename the Click event for this menu to menuPhotoProp_Click. Replace the old handler with an implementation to display the PhotoEditDlg form. Note: The old handler was called menuCaption_Click.

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private void menuPhotoProp_Click (object sender, System.EventArgs e) { if (_album.CurrentPhoto == null) return; using (PhotoEditDlg dlg = new PhotoEditDlg(_album)) { if (dlg.ShowDialog() == DialogResult.OK) { _bAlbumChanged = true; sbpnlFileName.Text = _album.CurrentPhoto.Caption; statusBar1.Invalidate(); } } }

private void menuEdit_Popup (object sender, System.EventArgs e) { menuPhotoProp.Enabled = (_album.Count > 0); }

These types of models have been in use for a long time and can be seen as visual aids in process planning Examples are Gantt charts for a schedule; graphs, bar or pie charts, etc, for spreadsheet information, drawings, and diagrams, and endless other model representations of information The model represents the information in such a way that it allows the viewer to visualize its impact or relevance This does not refer to the modeling of non-3D elements in a BIM, such as project inspections, submittal approvals, etc There are various methods to represent these sorts of events by hyperlinking placeholder 3D elements in the BIM to information of a non3D nature

Since the dialog itself handles the initialization and storage of any changes made by the user, and the using statement disposes of the dialog when we are finished, there is not much work required by our handler. When the user clicks OK, we mark that the album has changed and update the status bar with any new caption entered by the user.