MCC - CIS162AD CS7 Menus, Dialog Boxes, and Methods - 20 points

Modify CS5 Pay Calculator to include menus, context menus, dialog boxes, and methods.
Refer to CS5 Pay Calculator for the original project specifications.

Include the following changes to the project. Note the suggested methods headings listed below may not be the most practical definitions, but the one of the purposes of this assignment is to give students an opportunity to define methods with various returned data types and parameters.

• It may be best to use CS5 as a starting point for CS7
  Create a new folder named CS7.
  Copy all of the contents in CS5 into CS7.
  Open the solution copied into CS7 and rename all of the CS5 files to CS7.
  Click on Yes when asked if you want to rename all of the references.
  
  
• Use a method to calculate gross pay.
  An if statement should be used to calculate gross pay as regular (hours <= 40) or overtime (hours > 40).
  private decimal calcGross(int intHours, decimal decRate)
  
  
• Use a method to calculate the three taxes.
  private void calcTaxes(decimal decGross, out decimal decFica,
                          out decimal decState, out decimal decFederal)
  This a void method, so it cannot return a value through the return statement.
  However, the method will be assigning values to the arguments defined as out.
  
  
• Use a method set the union dues amount.
  private decimal setUnionDues()
  The If statement should be included in the function.
  This method won't have any agruments to passed because the variables used in method are defined at the class-level.
  
  
• Use a method to calculate average net pay.
  private decimal calcAverage()
  This method won't have any agruments to passed because the variables used in method are defined at the class-level.
  
  
• Modify btnCalculate to call the methods defined above.
  Keep in mind that the sequence/order of the calculations will not change.
  Just replace with the actual calculation with a call to the method that performs the calculation.
  
  
• Before continuing with the menus, test the program after defining the methods and changing the code in btnCalculate to call the methods.
  
  
• The two picture boxes required in CS5 may be removed if you like.
  
  
• Move all of the control objects on the form down slightly to make room for the MenuStrip at the top.
  
  
• Add a MenuStrip control.
  The actual MenuStrip does not need to be named, so menuStrip1 is acceptable.
  However, each menu item referenced in code should be given a meaningful name,
  and the name usually begins with mnu and contains the menu path, such as mnuEditCalculate.
  Menu Structure:

        File         Edit           
          Exit        Calculate
                      Clear Form
                      ----------
                      Font
                      Color
       

• Implement the Calculate, and Clear Form menu options by calling the existing command button methods.
• The Font and Color menu options should allow the user to change the appearance of the values in the totals section.
  
  
• Add a ContextMenuStrip with two menu options: Font and Color. The name of contextMenuStrip1 is acceptable. The menu items can be named contextMnuFont and contextMnuColor. Attach the context menu to the form by setting the ContextMenuStrip property on the form. This will allow users to access these options by right-clicking anywhere on the form. Implement the context menu options by calling the methods defined for the main menu options.
  
  
• To add an access key to a menu item, in the Text property enter an ampersand (&) prior
  to the letter that should be underlined.
  
  To navigate to a menu item, press and release Alt to give focus to the menu bar, and press the access key of
  the menu name (options listed on menu bar). When the menu opens and shows items with access keys,
  you only need to press the access key to select the menu item.
  
  The access keys on menu items and buttons do NOT have to be different/unique. When the Alt key is pressed and
  the menu bar gains focus, the key strokes are limited to the access keys defined on the menu.
  
  Access keys in context menus are defined the same way and they work similarly. Right click to activate
  the context menu, and then type the letter of the access key without pressing Alt or any other key.
  
  
• Submit CS7Form.cs and CS7Form.Designer.cs