I'm using vb.net in Visual Studio 2005 to create an executable that can
print a web-page.
I use the WebBrowser Control... Navigate to the page... and then call
WebBrowser1.Print()

How is it possibile to draw a black border around the controls (TextBox,
Combobox) while they're focused, not in designtime, at runtime?
I have inherited the controls in some customclasses of mine.
The problem  I seem to have is that my border get overwritten almost always.

I am using the .Net 2.0 WebBrowser control in a C# WinForms application to
display and print custom HTML reports.
Is there a way to turn off the IE Page Setup headers and footers using C#
before using the WebBrowser control's ShowPrintPreviewDialog() or

What's the tried and true method to programmatically set the width of a
listview column at runtime so its header's text is completely visible (eg,
it doesn't get trimmed and have '...' appended at the end), given that I
don't know ahead of time what this text is?

Hi, I need to do draw text or simbols "in" a combobox while in
designmode. I don't need, and I would prefer not to draw all the combo
by myself cause I want it to appear "run-time" like.
I need to know if it's possible to draw something after the paint as done

I'm developing a combobox that lists the fonts in their given font
face, attempting to replicate how MS Word displays them.  I have my
code mostly working, but the problem I'm running into is some fonts,
like 'Cambria Math', don't fit within the fixed ItemHeight (hardcoded

all methods of the treenodescollection for adding or inserting a new
treenode support the possibility for giving keys to the new treenodes. But
the .add or .insert methods for exisiting treenodes do not??
I need the possibility to move treenodes to other parenttreenodes. I need

I would like to detect the cursor position in a numericUpDown control (like
in a textbox).
I fact I want to personnalize this control to have a variable increment
depending on the cursor function so as to be able to to increment or

I want to select all the text in a text box, when focus is put on the control.
I see the SelectAll method but it does not highlight the text (like double
clicking does). Is there a way to force highlighting of the text
automatically?

I am working in VS2008.
I have a TabControl on a form.  The background color of the TabControl
is not the standard KnownColor.Control color, it is a lighter color.
I have placed a TrackBar on the TabControl and it's BackColor is that

I have a source of data which I'd like to use to initially populate a
DataGrid.  This data does not come from a database.  Once populated, I'd like
to use all DataGrid features, e.g., add row, delete row, update row, sort
column, etc. to tweak the in memory copy of the data.  At ...

Sorry about the repost, but according to MS ()to get a reply) it is
required... :-<
I have a form with a ToolStripContainer and four ToolStrips in the
TopToolStripContainer.  They simply refuse to be cooperate with positioning

OK - here's the scenario - I understand the building of a control - a dll -
so that the developer can drag it onto a form.
That's NOT what I need to do.
Picture the FolderBrowserDialog and the Save and Open File Dialogs - I need

I am using a Text Box with scroll bars to display the status of a process as
it is running. I am appending lines of text as the process runs and the
display is getting updated.
txtStatus.Text = txtStatus.Text & vbcrlf & msg

I have a DataGridView on a form that is triggering exceptions which
appear to be completely at random. I have a hard time reproducing the
problem. Here's what I'm working with:
I have a custom business object and list that the datagridview is