Hi guys, is there a way of changing the font of a ToolTip? Should I use some
SendMessage hack or is there any custom tooltip control?

I have created a windows forms control named MyControl.
The control exposes a TextFont property of type Font.
I have created an HTML page which hosts MyControl control.
The page also contains a java script function from within I want to change

Can I run cacls from a console application ? It is a command-line tool that
defines access to different users
I am on a win xp home

I have an application that uses a custom ocx. Because I need to deploy this
ocx with XCOPY and not with a setup, I need a way to get around this setup.
What I was thinking about was this: Is there a way to kind of 'include' an
ocx into an appliation, so I don't need to register it ...

I have a datagrid on a property tab sheet. Lets say that the grid
contains 50 rows with 12 displaying on the first page. For this
example lets say the user scrolls down to record 3 and records 3-14
display. The user clicks off to another tab and comes back. They do

I would to display a Cursors.WaitCursor on a ListView  control, so I tried
listView.Cursor = Cursors.WaitCursor
but it doesn't work at all, I see always the default cursor. The same thing happens if I set the WaitCursor in the properties window. The strange thing is that with other ...

what is wrong?
Public Declare Auto Function SendMessage Lib "user32" Alias "SendMessageA" (ByVal hwnd As IntPtr, ByVal wMsg As Long, ByVal wParam As Long, ByRef lParam As LVITEM) As Long
 Public Structure LVITEM
   Dim mask As Long

During the MouseHover event the Item in ListView is easy to get using GetItemsAt(X,Y).  How does one obtain the text in a SubItem cell?  There is no GetSubItemAt method.
Thanks for any ideas,
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From: Tom Sage

Is there a way to set the checkbox background color? Both in the enable as the disabled  state?

I want to implement a class derived from ICustomTypeDescriptor.
My current implementation of the overloaded GetProperties methods look like
this:
   public PropertyDescriptorCollection GetProperties(Attribute[]

I can't find a way to change/prevent the disabled (grayed-out) appearance of
controls. Things get even more complicated because the control i'm trying to
prevent from graying-out is a ToolBar button, and toolbar buttons are not
derived from the Control class (?!!).

I've created a menu for my MDI and used the standard (I thought) & character for creating an underlined shortcut
&Fil
E&xi
etc

Just recently started to program WinForms using C# after coming from a
Delphi background. In Delphi's core VCL there was a useful component called
DrawGrid, which could be used to draw a 2D array of images on the screen. It
took care of all sorts of things such as scrollbars, and ...

I want to add some menu items to the ControlBox/System menu of a Form. Is it
possible to get an instance of ControlBox and handle the events from it in
managed code?
Thanks.

I have a problem that I cannot resize the components in the form according
to screen resolution and my buttons textboxes etc. all showed mixed :(
Can anyone show me a way to solve this problem basicly ?
Also I have a problem that I use a mdi parent a lot of mdi children .Left