Merge pull request #5705 from AlexB-SheldonMFG/patch-10

Update walkthrough-windows-forms-designer.md

Author: ghogen

docs/designers/walkthrough-windows-forms-designer.md

@@ -105,7 +105,7 @@ The DemoCalculator control contains several Windows Forms controls. In this proc
 
 Now that the layout of the control is set up, you can populate the DemoCalculator control with buttons and a display.
 
-1. In **Toolbox**, double-click the `TextBox` control icon.
+1. In **Toolbox**, select the `TextBox` control icon.
 
    A `TextBox` control is placed in the first cell of the `TableLayoutPanel` control.
 
@@ -123,11 +123,11 @@ Now that the layout of the control is set up, you can populate the DemoCalculato
 
 6. Select the `TableLayoutPanel` control.
 
-7. In **Toolbox**, double-click the `Button` icon.
+7. In **Toolbox**, select the `Button` icon.
 
    A `Button` control is placed in the next open cell of the `TableLayoutPanel` control.
 
-8. In **Toolbox**, double-click the `Button` icon four more times to populate the second row of the `TableLayoutPanel` control.
+8. In **Toolbox**, select the `Button` icon four more times to populate the second row of the `TableLayoutPanel` control.
 
 9. Select all five `Button` controls by selecting them while holding down the **Shift** key. Press **Ctrl**+**C** to copy the `Button` controls to the clipboard.
 
@@ -241,11 +241,11 @@ This completes the design of the DemoCalculator control. All that remains is to
 
 ## Implement event handlers
 
-The buttons on the DemoCalculator control have event handlers that can be used to implement much of the calculator logic. The Windows Forms Designer enables you to implement the stubs of all the event handlers for all the buttons with one double-click.
+The buttons on the DemoCalculator control have event handlers that can be used to implement much of the calculator logic. The Windows Forms Designer enables you to implement the stubs of all the event handlers for all the buttons with one selection.
 
 1. On the designer surface, select all the `Button` controls by selecting them while holding down the **Shift** key.
 
-2. Double-click one of the `Button` controls.
+2. Select one of the `Button` controls.
 
    The Code Editor opens to the event handlers generated by the designer.
 
@@ -269,11 +269,11 @@ The first step is to create the application project. You'll use this project to
 
 1. Create a new **Windows Forms Application** project and name it **DemoCalculatorTest**.
 
-2. In **Solution Explorer**, right-click the **DemoCalculatorTest** project, and then select **Add Reference** to open the **Add Reference** dialog box.
+2. In **Solution Explorer**, select and hold (or right click) the **DemoCalculatorTest** project, and then select **Add Reference** to open the **Add Reference** dialog box.
 
-3. Select the **Projects** tab, and then double-click the DemoCalculatorLib project to add the reference to the test project.
+3. Go to the **Projects** tab, and then select the DemoCalculatorLib project to add the reference to the test project.
 
-4. In **Solution Explorer**, right-click **DemoCalculatorTest**, and then select **Set as StartUp Project**.
+4. In **Solution Explorer**, select and hold (or right click) **DemoCalculatorTest**, and then select **Set as StartUp Project**.
 
 5. In the Windows Forms Designer, increase the size of the form to about **700 x 500**.