I have a C# project with tab control with eight tab pages.  I would like to
allow the text or the text color to change when an event occurs, then have
the text or text color change back when the tab is clicked.  However, I don't
find a click event handler specifically for the ...

There seems to be something missing from my toolbox in VS - no ToggleButton?
Could this be true?  Did MS not include a ToggleButton?  As if we don't pay
those guys enough...

Is that possible to make a property to be set only at design time, not later
in code.
I need this function is because that for a self definded control, if I want
to use it on a form, the auto-generated code only take the constructor which

If I select a node in my .NET 2.0 TreeView, then click on the node label, I
can edit the text in the label.
But when I try to get the new value of the Node.Text property using the code
below, I get the text of the node label BEFORE I made the edit.  What am I

I am attempting to write a form serialiser in C#, it is a Visual Studio  
.Net 2005 addin.
My current problem is getting what methods are set as bound to events on a  
control. For example, i bind button1_click(..) to button1, i can iterate  

i have a number of forms which has a common toolbar with image buttons.
 currently, when i have to create a new form, i have to include the
toolbar and the imagelist.
is it possible to share the imagelist used across different user

I have a combobox where I'm trying to use a tab character to create multiple
columns. However the tab isn't interpreted correctly and shows up as a small
white box.
I can get around this in the dropdown by using OwnerDraw and setting the

I need some help. I've been trying to get my form to work properly using .NET
2.0 with Visual Studio 2005. Here's my problem. I used to program in classic
asp, and recently started moving into the .NET framework. I used to send my
db id number through the form post method in ASP ...

From time to time, I'm getting the following exception :
 Message "Object reference not set to an instance of an object."
 StackTrace "   at System.Windows.Forms.ToolTip.CreateHandle()\r\n   at
System.Windows.Forms.ToolTip.get_Handle()\r\n   at

I'm looking for a way to display text information on a windows forms app in
a way that as new information is added the newest info is always visible.
The best way to explain is this:
A regular textbox control would work perfectly fine for me if only as I

I dropped a UserControl on a tab page. I run the app, eveything is
fine. Back in design mode, all other controls on that tab page are
gone except the UserControl. Unless I close and open the project, and
then the other controls are back.

Hi - Back in VB 6.0, creating a control was pretty straight-forward. You used
the Property Bag thing to store persistent data during design-time, etc. I
have to admit that in C#, I'm lost! I need a sample C# User Control that
demonstrates not only the run-time functtionality of ...