I'm not sure if this is the best group to post this issue on, but I'll
try.
I have an existing MFC doc/view application, To this application I've
made a C# plugin interface for hosting

I am using a ListView derived class in VirtualMode to display millions of
lines (Details view). DoubleBuffering is on.
The underlying data is frequently updated. The ListView is informed of the
update by setting the VirtualListSize property.

I'm looking for a control that would load complete HTML page (all
related HTML, CSS, image, flash etc. files) from memory and display
it. It doesn't need to be managed.
I plan on keeping files saved in an archive, and upon viewing

Hi
I have a form with two ListViews which is populated through code from a
datatable.
Not databinding.

I have a form that is brought up within an MFC app that is compiled with
/clr.  The form has a method that can be executed either by a menu item or a
toolstrip button.  The method invokes an ActiveX control.  If I click on the
menu, it works as expected.  If I click on the button ...

I having a display problem with a flat style ComboBox contained in a Panel.
The ComboBox displays incorrectly with a 3D border and is missing the
dropdown arrow when I run my application under Windows XP. The ComboBox will
temporarily repaint correctly if I move the form using ...

Could anyone recommend me a decent tree control that can have extra columns of text data (like how Outlook Express shows the messages), preferably in C#.
Many thanks
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Test

I am using VB.Net in VS 2005,
I was wondering if anyone knows how I can retreive the actual control.name
when using the controls collection.
E.g. In the given example, (where v_parent is a toolstripcontainer),

When a custom control is compiled, and then added to the VS.Net toolbox, it
has a 'gear' type image.
For the life of me, I've searched on the net over and over and can't find
how to change that image, inside the control itself, when you're building

.NET 2.0 C#
Hi,
I have some code that tries to remove a MenuItem from a MenuStrip using :
theFormName.menuStrip1.Items.RemoveByKey("MenuX");

I want to create a Modeless dialog with a close button and no pop down menu
in the title bar. How do I do this I either get both or none?
Thanks,
Tim

I am working on creating my first custom windows control and I am curious
about the following.
I understand why a control would call an event, but I have seen examples
where business objects have defined internal events where a standard method

I wrote a winform control, and want to scroll some part of the control, but
other parts.
Can I use DisplayRectangle? dotnet document only explain it very simply.
Thanks.

I wrote a custom winform control in c#(dotnet1.1), hosted in IE, like this:
<OBJECT id="safe"
   style="Z-INDEX: 101; LEFT: 48px; WIDTH: 216px; POSITION: absolute; TOP:
24px; HEIGHT: 152px"

I wrote a custom event handler for a combo box control class. The
event handler itself works, it gets fired, I can define an event
handler in my form window and it gets called when I want to. But what
must be done so that this new event shows up in the controls event