I noticed that if a control is not docked and is not anchored to
either the left or right, it will move horizontally as the form is
resized, apparently by 1/2 of the change in the form's width.
I have not been able to find this behavior documented.  Does anyone

first I have to admit that I'm a .NET/C# beginner.
I'm trying to code a DataGridView (=DGV) class for a customer table to
select a customer, that I want to reuse in my application. This DBV
shows 5 datacolumns for a customer. So I have two options:

i've got a DataGridTextBoxColumn with databinding to a database/dataset
field of type "date" and i want to to display only the date part, e.g.
"04.03.2008". The format property of that DataGridTextBoxColumn is set to "d".
But the DataGrid always shows the date with time ...

Does anyone have a solution for making the Windows Forms DateTimePicker
behave with nullable dates? Specifically, to display *nothing* when the date
is null, control will also be bound using Windows Forms BindingSource. I am
using Visual Studio 2005, .NET 2.0 only. I don't want ...

This is driving me nuts.  Using .Net 3.0 and can not get to the nodes
collection of the treeview control.  I get the option for Items.add, but not
Nodes.Add.  This is what I have so far, but the result is not good, all I get
are the names at the top level.

I wrote a program in .NET 2.0 and it works great when the host compter is
set to 96 dpi.  I have a lot of users that are using 120 dpi and the forms
don't fit on the screen and the textboxes and label are run together.
I changed autoscalemode to Font, None, DPI and Inherrit and ...