Three programs using c# - open to bidding

Hi there I have 3 programs that have to be done before 24-March-2014: Programming Problems • (program 1) Create a form having a Label (loginLabel) that displays string "Login:", a TextBox (loginTextBox), where the user inputs a login name, a Label (passwordLabel) that displays the string "Password:" and, finally, a TextBox (passwordTextBox) where a user inputs a password (set property PasswordChar to "*" in the TextBox’s Properties window). Read the data from the text file. If the name and password are validated, take the user to the next form having the menu options as Create Contents – on selecting this option, take to Q2 Display Contents – on selecting this option, take to Q3 Exit Application Information : Phishing is a form of identity theft in which, in an e-mail, a sender posing as a trustworthy source attempts to acquire private information, such as your user names, passwords, credit-card numbers and social security number. Phishing e-mails claiming to be from popular banks, credit-card companies, auction sites, social networks and online payment services may look quite legitimate. These fraudulent messages often provide links to spoofed (fake) websites where you’re asked to enter sensitive information. We wish to check the mail for phishing information. For that purpose we need to create a database (textfile) of words/phrases or company names that may be used to check email (textfile having the detailed email). The next two questions are based on the concept of phishing. (program 2) • Information storage on File Create a textfile having the words, phrases and/or company names with their likelihood points. You must have buttons to create database and add more words in the database. (program 3) • Phishing Message (Q 17.9) Define a form with a RichTextBox and four buttons. Buttons are: Select a file (mail data to scan), Display the contents of file(mail), Display phishing information and show phishing database. Use the database created in Q2, Write another program that scans a file of text for these terms and phrases. For each occurrence of a keyword or phrase within the text file, add the assigned point value to the total points for that word or phrase. For each keyword or phrase found, output one line with the word or phrase, the number of occurrences and the point total. Then show the point total for the entire message. Does your program assign a high point total to some actual phishing e-mails you’ve received? Does it assign a high point total to some legitimate e-mails you’ve received? [Note: If you search online for “sample phishing emails,” you’ll find many examples of text that you can test with this program.] • Ensure that program closes only when we select Exit application from Menu. Thank you!