within a form I am launching another form of type miniMe.
I am trying to line it up with something on the parent form- Form1.However,
the location property does not seem to change its location.
how can i do this?

I'm designing some forms in C#, and I'm having a problem
reading the DialogResult property of a dialog.  Here's
the code I use to create a new instance of the dialog:
mUserMaint = new formUserMaint();

I am using the following code to read ServerManifest.xml
file at Web server. But if I update the ServerManifest.xml
file at server, client doesn't download the latest one. It
shows the cached one always. But if I give url as

I am new to threads, need an advice.
I have a form and need to run time consuming process on button click.
SO while in this process my form freses up and wouldnt move, etc. All
i could do just use form.refresh to see updated progress bar, but its

I am trying to reproduce the about box found in the 101
vb.net samples and when I retrieve the assemblyInfo It
shows the assembly name as System.Windows.Forms.dll  For
the life of me I can't figure out where this is coming

I tried to capture all the mouse event on a toobar
I would to check whether a mouse click are on the toolbar or the tool
buttons.
is there any method to do this?

Does anyone know what event will be triggered when user double clicked on
the header of a window form? It will be a great appreciate for any idea.
Sunny

I have a Listbox which uses an ArrayList as its
datasource.  This works great until the contents of the
ArrayList change; the Listbox is not updated as I
expected.

I want to how to add image to a tool bar button

No Touch Deployment.
I use "No Touch Deployment" for my Window Forms
application. The question is why my EXE-file is downloaded
three times and not just one.

I am developing a multilingual application in which I display hindi and
english text in the UI. The application executes well on Win 2000 and Win XP
but when executed on Win98 the hindi text appears garbage.
I have installed a hindi font on that m/c but even then the text appears

I am having issue with .NET 1.1 folder browser dialog
that doesn't show the folders.  All I do is add it to my
windows form and call "ShowDialog()" method.  It shows
the windows and 3 buttons: make new folder, ok, cancel.

I'm curious to know if I'm doing something wrong here, or if this is just
mind-numbingly slow for a reason.
In a simple WindowsFormsApplication:
public Form1()

I am working on a C# program for class. I have made a keyboard typing
program and want to be able to have it detect if the Caps, Num, and
Scroll Lock keys are on or off at program startup. I have made three
buttons representing each of these (like the lights on any keyboard

How can I read the contents of a (text-)file which is already in use by
another process? I'm just interested in the contents of the file, not
manipulating it...
TIA,