hi, everybody
I want to create another form in another thread. But if I do this, the form will be created and closed immediately
Can I create another form in another thread
The purpose I want to do is that before the application is started, I want to display a starting form. So I ...

My vb.net form was using a toolbar control with no problems. I needed to
modify the toolbar to add a dropdown button showing a menu. After that, the
images of my toolbar won't appear at runtime, though they appear at design
time. I am not using XP styles and also tried to edit the ...

When I create a form using the DataForm Wizard (VS 2003), the following
lines of code get generated near the top of the
Windows Form Designer generated code region:
   CType(Me.objdsDataForm,

- I have created a table that has 4 columns (type System.String) - called myDataTable. The table is created during the Form_Load function.
- I have created a DataGrid, called dataGrid1.
Now, to my problem:
Each time my user clicks on the "search" button, a search is performed, the ...

I want to have a form that, when it opens, a lengthy processed is started.
I'll show the progress of it by a progress bar on the form.  But what is
happening is:
-The form begins to load

Why doesn't the text align property works on labels when the FlatStyle is
set to System?
Thanks in advance!
/Henke

I have a really frustrating problem, and some googling has revealed that I'm
not the only one. Its quite easy to reproduce:
1. Create a .Net C# project with a usercontrol and a forms application
2. Build the solution (debug) and add the usercontrol to the form's toolbox

Is there an alternative of Win32 API's PeekMessage() and GetMessage() functions in .NET
What I want is to peek in the message queue for a message and if it is some specific message, I need to discard it from being dispatched to the form
Can this be achieved in .NET? I couldn't find ...

Is there a way to add a traditional C++ style version resource to a C#
Windows forms-based application?  The version resource is what gets
displayed on the Version tab when you bring up the property sheet for the
.exe or .dll file in Windows Explorer.

How can I programatically obtain the name of the assembly that the code is
executing in ?
I've tried
   System.Reflection.Assembly.GetExecutingAssembly().FullName

Still no answer to this question, but since I originally posted it, I have
created a separate application for test and verified the operation is just
like I state here. The code for the test is at the bottom.
By default, the MaxLength for a multi-line TextBox is supposed to be

When we set AllowColumnReorder to true and drag column headers to reorder columns, the ListView.Columns collection remains unchanged (i.e. the indexes of the column headers do not change)
Is this a bug or am I something missing?

Hey all,
I have created a tiny web page to host my winformcontrol. When running this
by default on IIS port 80 it works fine however I want to run IIS on port 90
and it doesnt seem to work correctly.

What is the exact purpose of <System.Diagnostics.DebuggerStepThrough()>
in the InitializeComponent routine? If I delete this attribute the form
continues to run without problems and I can step into it.
Regards,

Can anyone tell how to see if an image exists in an imagelist by a name ?
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