The Panel control serves as a container for the page's other controls. It determines how the controls it contains appear and how visible they are. It also allows for programmable control generation.
The Control Panel is a Microsoft Windows component that allows you to see and modify system settings. It is made up of a series of applets that let you to install or remove devices and software, manage user accounts, change accessibility options, and access networking settings.
Panel control is a technique that allows you to create multiple webpages on a single webpage. It is especially useful when you want to show different content to different users or have different types of content on the same page.
Panel control works by dividing the screen into sections, which are called panels. Each panel can contain one or more controls, such as text boxes, buttons, labels, and text areas. The user can resize each panel by dragging its edges and move it around the screen by clicking on its title bar.
