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Using Labels, Lines, and Images Description This exercise is to create a small Visual Basic interface (a Visual Basic form ) like the one shown below.  This form will have three label controls and an image.  The top label should display the current date (as returned by the Visual Basic Date function) in large red letters. The top label should also be centered in the form.  The second label shoud be used to create a line--the label's height should be 1 pixel and its BackColor property should be the color black.  The second label's caption content should be fixed. The label should also use the same size and color font as the first label.  The image to be used for the Time zone map at the bottom of the interface can be found here: time_zone_map_small.gif .   Resources An executable like the application you are asked to create, click Ex3 .exe . (From Internet Explorer, select the "Run this program" option of the "File download" dialog box that appears—from Netscape, save and double-click the file Ex3.exe.) Hint: all form components are initialized in the New() subroutine, which called when your form is first loaded using a call to InitializeComponent() . Immediatly after that call would be a good place to determine the date and arrange for the first label control to display it.  This location is noted by the comment "Add any initialization after the InitializeComponent() call" (the comment is added to the code automatically by the Windows Form Designer) Hint: a Visual Basic date value can be converted into a string using the CStr() function. Submission Submit the following files: A project archive named Exercise3.zip