Hi, i made an app with only one menuitem (on a mainmenu of course) ahd  the
problem is that it is placed on the left, but i want to  place it on the
right (it's a Help menu). Any ideas of how to place it on the right? I am
using .NET 1.1.

I have an issue w/ the drawing of a very simple Window and am looking
for suggestions. I have a Form1, w/ a panel1 docked right and a panel2
docked fill. Run this simple application and drag the left resize
border quickly back and forth. You can see the right panel is resizing

I need a windows forms designer in order to edit winforms in my environment.
I don't wanna start developing a designer Is there some commercial windows
forms designer ?

I have a type converter with a few standard values for a property of type
Type. It works great, only GetType() can't handle names with a "+" in them,
though a Type's FullName property can contain one. So how do I fix this?
I've poked around with a custom CodeDomSerializer, and ...

Posted separately to
microsoft.public.dotnet.framework.windowsforms.controls, I
pressed the 'send button too quickly :-(
I am designing a small control that combines a Label and TextBox

Hello, I am designing a control in which the user selects a property that opens an editor.  In the editor, a selection is made from a listbox, and an object (an instance of a class that contains 3 strings) is returned to the property.  The problem is that when the property is set ...

I've created a custom menuItem. I have also created a custom
contextmenu. Everything compiles fine and creates my control. The
control can be added to the toolbox without any problems and added to
a project. It also is able to add menuitems during designtime. The

 Is there a way wherein we can create the objects to be loaded into the
propertygrid at runtime??
Any link is appreciated.
Regards

I can't figure out how to find the Form for a MenuItem is on using a reference to the
MenuItem only?  I'm looking for something like the FindForm method for controls.  I
finally figured out how do do it for components (see below), but I can't figure out
how to do something similar ...

How can I obtain a handle to the underlying window contained within the
Form's client area only?

  VS IDE does not provide any design time support when creating
control classes? Or Is there some other way to get design time support
when control classes are being developed?
Please help...

I have a class that contains a member which is accessed by get property
only.
public class B {
   public int I {set; get;}

I'm creating a control derived from System.Windows.Forms.Control
I override the OnPaint() method.
In this method, I need to draw a string in an area.
This area is a rectangle (called fRect)

I'm puzzled: my solution includes a C# win app and a C# class lib.
the class lib defines a Component.
In the toolbox, under the "my user controls", the designer shows me my
user controls (although they weren't added manually to the toolbox), but

I'm having problem scaling controls on the form. I have a form where
I'm adding my user control at design time. If I run at 96 dpi it looks
fine, all the controls inside my user control are sized and placed
correctly. As soon as I change font size to 120 dpi, the control and