Create a new project in Astronomy Helper on your Flash/Jump drive in CSIT205 fol

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Create a new project in Astronomy Helper on your Flash/Jump drive in CSIT205 folder. Data to be used in this application is displayed in Table 1 for the nine planets in our solar system. The application must have a Mam form with name frmMain and its text property should be Astronomy Helper. On the Mam form, create a menu system that allows the user to select a given planet he/she wants to figure out the planet's characteristics. The GUI of the Main form should look like as shown in Fig. 1 on page 2. You are not supposed use the same images as shown in this GUI. On the other hand, you may pick any three astronomy images of your choice from internet to be plugged into the Mam form. In addition to the Main form, the application should have a separate form object for each of the nine planets in our solar system. Name each planet's form depending on its name, e.g., for Mercury planet, the form name should be frmMercury and so on. Also give proper name to the text property of all the planets. Add a comment line in your code for each planet and for each of the form object. The GUI of the planet Mercury should look like as shown in Fig. 2 on page 2. The planetary data should go in a group box (e.g., see Fig. 2). Once you are done with designing of your application, you run it by clicking on the debug command button. Copy and paste the code of the Mam form, as well as the code of for each planet's form object, along with their GUIs (in total 10 GUIs) in a Microsoft word file, and Drop it in the Drop Box on ANGEL on March 01, 2013 before 5:00 PM. Another option is to give me the printouts of your project before the deadline as mentioned above. There is 10% penalty for each calendar day of lateness. GOOD LUCK

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