I have to use TableLayoutPanel in a custom designer form. This control
comes with a default design time context menu and SmartTag  UI which
enable users to add rows and columns.
I have to disable this feature and provide custom context menu and

I have a component that implements IExtenderProvider and add a property, say
"ID", to some controls, say a Button. I have added a type converter to this
property and this type converter offers a drop down list of possible values,
by overriding GetStandardValuesSupported and ...

We have a .NET Windows form project we are working on in VS2005 that is
stored in source control.  A developer using large fonts on his dev machine
creates a form and checks in the files.  Another developer using small fonts
gets the latest files.

Hi to all
I'm askyng you a suggestion about the best way to share the same source code
between VS2003 and VS2005.
The project I'm developing is a controls and components library, and the

I have created a component that implements several properties as an Extender
Provider. I store each controls location and dimensions for portrait and
landscape screen orientations (for a Tablet PC app). Everything works great
except that when the calls to add the extender ...

In a 3-Tier application, once upon a while comes the need for binding
objects or usercontrols from other objects, example binding a
usercontrol in the Presentation layer from a Business Layer Object,
My problem:

I'm trying to figure out how to disable a certain property of control when a
certain event occured (like an action is executed from ActionsList).
Thank you.
PS: I'm buiding ASP.NET control, but I believe the idea is prety much the

In my windows application, i added a word object reference.
Using word object, i'm doing spell checking. After spell checking, i quited
the word object. But still its running in task manager and utilizing 100% in
CPU. How to solve this?. I attached the code which i used in my ...

I posted this in another group and was directed here to post the quesiton.
Seems that there are some smart folks here that can answer this...Here is
the post.  Any help would be appreciated.
I have recently started developing Windows Forms from the web and am trying

I have some windows forms controls that add their own code to the
InitializeComponents() method of the control or form that uses them.  Until
now, this has gone pretty well as there are numerous examples out there for
doing this.  My code inserts a method call at the end of the ...

I am trying to create a user control that will act as a container for
other controls.
I have a control with some child controls on it, but one (or more) of
the child controls needs to be a content area where the user can drop

I still not understand this behaviour of VS2005 Windows Forms Designer. It
is a normal practice that we create a base form and then master form and
then final form. I mean let say I create BaseForm.cs which is my base form
(just derived form System.Windows.Forms) then I create ...

The type of Drag-and-Drop data in a Windows Forms Designer (eg derived from
ControlDesigner)
is of type
System.Windows.Forms.Design.Behavior.DropSourceBehavior