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.NET Forum / Windows Forms / Design Time / January 2007

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Beginner: Please help me!19 Jan 2007 19:26 GMT2
Hello to all !
I'm very very very beginner on buiding windows forms designers. Please,
can anyone help me ? Where do I found informations, samples etc ?
Thanks for all ! (Sorry my english, it is not so good :))
Accessing designer propertyGrid18 Jan 2007 07:08 GMT2
It is possible to aquire a reference of the designer propertyGrid at design
time?
Regards,
Mario Vazquez
Designer load error17 Jan 2007 18:08 GMT3
Ok, spending an hour a day doing the exit VS -> restart VS -> rebuild
project dance is getting REALLY old.
I have a perfectly good user control that I work in for an hour.  I close
Visual Studio for whatever reason and start it back up to continue working
DesignerAttribute problem12 Jan 2007 10:06 GMT6
I'm working in VB.NET.
I have one solution (controls and components) that contains two
projects: one with the designers (all inherited from ControlDesigner)
and another project with the controls and the components.
How to save the Form Controls to an XML file04 Jan 2007 16:00 GMT1
Hello Can someone tell me how to save the controls and its properties on a
form to an xml file
I have problems when it come to the Font, Color, Cursor ... properties
heres`s an ex of what I do:
Description Attribute in Class Library (DLL) ?04 Jan 2007 14:07 GMT2
How do you get the description to display in a calling application when you use a description attribute on your properties in a class library (DLL)?
I'm using the following code in my dll (class library)...
Imports System.ComponentModel
<Description("Operator Name Property."), ...
Understand cicular referencing properties!01 Jan 2007 11:52 GMT2
In my task, I'm scanning all properties of an object and picking up to show
their names in a treeview if it fits some criterias I defined. When
scanning, I've a problem which causes stack overflow error...
This happens when a class does have a circular reference...The best sample
 
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