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.NET Forum / Windows Forms / Design Time / July 2006

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User Controls and the Designer (VS.NET 2005)27 Jul 2006 15:04 GMT2
 I have two questions.
 I'm developing a user control which turn out to be custom controls
derived from the ToolStrip class/control and the ToolStrip Button
class/Control.
Force component location winthin a form26 Jul 2006 12:41 GMT1
I have a simple panel custom user contol that I want to force to a certin
location (not 0,0) when added to
a form. Is there a way to do this so it shows up correctly in the designer?
designers typeof(IRootDesigner)25 Jul 2006 12:31 GMT6
I'm looking for good tutorial on making iroot designer.
I need a custom designer just like this one
http://windowsforms.net/articles/shapedesigner.aspxbut i want the shape to
be a containerfor onthers windows forms controls. Is it possible ?Are there
Changing the Toolbox display name of a custom control19 Jul 2006 16:05 GMT1
I have created a custom control and I would like it to display in the
Toolbox with a non-default name and bitmap.  I have a custom bitmap
displaying, but I can't figure out how to change the display name.
My first thought was to extend ToolBoxItem and override the DisplayName
Cannot open a form in the IDE of VS200519 Jul 2006 04:54 GMT3
I have a Windows forms app with some user defined visual components in it
and for some reason I cannot open it in VS2005 IDE. If I build it, it will
run okay.
What could be going on and how can I go about debugging the problem?
Setting GenerateMember property from ControlDesigner derived class18 Jul 2006 06:37 GMT2
I implemented a simple control - HorizontalBevel that can be used to
render horizontal lines on a form (2 pixel in Height). I wanted to
display only what make sense for this control in properties window, so
I wrote a HorizontalBevelDesigner class, which removes most properties
VS 2005 - new properties for controls18 Jul 2006 04:16 GMT1
In VS 2005 there are new propertis for a control (like GenerateMembers,
Modifiers..). I would like to create a custom control and to hide them. What
should I do?
Thanks,
vs2005 DT Perfomance problem14 Jul 2006 14:37 GMT1
   Vs2005 becomes definitely unworkable if the number of components on the
form is greater then 100. I wonder if Microsoft published this limitation.
Below is a simple class, which illustrates my words. Just add it to any
winforms app, drag drop vs2005worker from the Toolbox and ...
Sub Componets as Properties in other Controls12 Jul 2006 15:15 GMT4
I've got the following situation:
I want to create a component, which has one public property. This
property is an ImageList.
Now I want to drop this new compnonent on my form. On this form i also
Cannot write to a richtextbox control from outside08 Jul 2006 02:44 GMT1
I'm just a newbie as far as VS2005 and winforms go, so please bear with
me on this question. I'm implementing a windows forms application that
has tab controls and one of the tabpage containing a rich text box. I
have a public function in "Form1.h" that takes in a string as input ...
 
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