I have down-loaded some source from the Code Project which contains a file
called ExtendedRichTextBox.dll which is supposed to be issued by MSFT and
to be an extended version of the RichText Box.
I am suspicious of the file - the company shown in its properties is BXSW

I used CheckedListBox in VB.NET 2005.
Assumed I have 35 items in the CheckedListBox to be shown.
The Box size only can show 3 columns at a time with 10 items per column.
That left 5 items to be unseen, out of the box, on the 4th column.

I have a form, and in design mode, I want to plunk down a bunch of custom
controls onto it, and set their properties.  Then, when the application runs,
I want to do something to each of the custom controls.
What I actually have is a bunch of custom buttons for a machine control

My group is investigating the conversion of our WinForm 2.0 development to
3.X with XAML.  Within our legacy development we have created many
sub-classed UserControls. Some are derived from Nevron Chart Controls and
some are derived from standard windows 2.0 components.  I'm ...

Last time I checked (back in 2005), only IE supported controls written in
.NET. Does Micrsoft Office, for example, support controls written in C#?
Assuming this has not changed, will it be changing soon with Visual Studio
2008 and friends?