I have a windows form where I am using a PictureBox with an image.
The picture box is created at design time with a specified image. The
picture box is anchor bottom left, and set to autosize.
During a mouseenter, I want to enlarge the image and on mouseleave put back

Visual Studio VB 7.0
Is there a possibility to have a textbox
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Thanks

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Now I want to manipulate "SomeVar" then move the new value back into the
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I have found that the tooltips in the top/first tab page work fine when I
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width. If the number of items is large. They will be drawn too far off
to the right, thus disappearing outside the clientarea of the panel. ...

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add any new rows.
Is this possible?
Thanks,

' Hi all
I have been using the following example from the Dot Net Help screen with
the above title as my model
Sub Main()

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another form, both bound to the same DataSet. The form with the
DataGrid is launched from the control form, and the DataSet and the
name of the table are passed to the form's constructor and then

I'm developping a windows application which allows user loading and printing
an Excel file. My question is about the code of opening a Excel file: here it
is:
Excel.ApplicationClass  _mExcelApp;

When I do a Drag&Drop operation on my windows form a large black square
appeares and follows the mouse. I assume what should appear is an nice
icon to indicate the drag&drop status. At first I thought it was some
weird display problem specific to my machine. However I have run the

Is there a way to make a combobox readOnly instead of disabling it.
tnx
Jean Paul

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so that the user is unable to enter too many characters for the underlying
databound field.  How?
Thanks.

I have noticed that when I specify a 8.25 font size Verdana for any .NET
controls, and when I specify the smae font size and font-family in a webpage
through CSS and displayed in IE, the sizes look different on the screen.
Any ideas of how to get them to match up?

  In C#, windows forms, how to override the default look & feel of
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thanks
from Peter (cmk128@hotmail.com)