Hi Juan,

Thanks for your response and the description on the Windows Forms
customizability.

I know that you can configure your Windows Forms applications easily after
it is compiled by Application Settings. The Application Setting feature of
Windows Forms makes it easy to create, store and maintain custom
application and user preferences on the client computer.

You could add some settings in your project and bind some features such as
the size, the background of a form to the corresponding settings. These
settings is usually stored in a XML config file named exe.config and
located in the same path of the EXE file. You can change the values of
these settings manually or programmatically. Once the values of these
settings are changed in the config file, the behavior of the application
will change when running in the next time.

You could refer to the following link for more information on Application
Settings.
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/0zszyc6e(d=ide).aspx

If you have anything unclear, don't hesitate to get in touch. I look
forward to your reply.


Regards,

Linda Liu
Microsoft Online Community Support
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