I have a custom UI control with a collection property that I can edit with a
CollectionEditor at design-time.
To achieve this I've used the Editor attribute (from System.ComponentModel)
on the collection property and created a class that derives from

Hi All,
I want to create ComboBox and ListBox control with MAC style as this one on .NET:  
http://www.econtechvn.com/en/macuisuite_detail.htm
However, it's really difficult with the scrollbar.  

I am experiencing some weird problems with Visual Studio 2005's Property
Grid in the designer, whenever I rebuild my assemblies containing my custom
TypeConverters. It seems to me that the Property Grid doesn't reload the
rebuilded assembly.

Some time ago within the last 2 years or less, I read an article about how
Windows Forms applications could be configured to be easily customized in
appearance by end users. I have been looking for that article with 0 success.
Does anyone remember about that or has anybody some ...

I have created an UserControl control, and added a designer class to it.
My problem is that i want to control where it is placed - it could be that i
only want my usercontrol to be added on a panel.
The following code shows how to control my usercontrol if it is dragged on a