I have forms in Project A that I would like to re-use in Project B.  
Currently, I am using the add feature from the solution explorer to add an
exisitng item to my project.  My problem is that now Project A is now
required by Project B to build.  Is there some way to cut the ...

Hi, I have a windows app that is installed all across the state. Each site
has its own database server that must be separately updated when schema or
data changes are needed. Each site has several client machines that use the
server as a service to manage it's client app's data. ...

Note this is a repost of an earlier thread (from Dec 2004) under my new,
no spam MSDN alias since Microsoft changed the no spam alias rules and
didn't tell anyone (you have to re-register a no spam alias to get a
special domain extension in order for Microsoft to respond to ...

Am I blind, or does this control not exist?  I just want to be able to draw
a line like I did in VB6.
Matthew

I need to determine when a .NET 2003 Winforms form has completed loading.
What is the best way to do this?
Thanks
Michael

there is no more standalone spin buttons ? One can only use an
UpDownBase control ? In my case I don't want an editbox...
Thank you
Herve

If you look at a standard Button in a .NET Windows Forms app, you will
notice its default BackColor is "Control" and it has a 3D raised border
which is 2 pixels wide. The outer edge on the left and top is
"ControlLightLight" color and the inner edge on the left and top is

If you look at a standard Button in a .NET Windows Forms app, you will
notice its default BackColor is "Control" and it has a 3D raised border
which is 2 pixels wide. The outer edge on the left and top is
"ControlLightLight" color and the inner edge on the left and top is

I am still confused the different between ProcessCmdKey and
ProcessDialogKey.  When to use it?  I write a simple user control and these 2
override functions looks the same to me.
protected override bool ProcessCmdKey(ref Message msg, Keys keyData)

Are there any .Net Framework routines available for drawing text with
accelerator keys in it for use when drawing UserControls.
I looked in ControlPaint and I cannot see any?  
Also are they any built in routines for converting between a string or

I am working on a user control that supports zooming in and out.  It appears
that when the user is zoomed out a lot that the GraphicsPath.Widen method is
throwing an OutOfMemoryException.
To simulate this you can run the following code:

I have been wondering this for some time. If I create my own class
inherited from an existing class or create a user control, should I be
overriding the OnFontChanged method (or similar) or capturing the
FontChanged event. It seems they both get the same accomplished - so

I'm trying to make an application that has both a WinForms interface _and_ a
command-line interface (using C#). I'm having some success, with the
following limitations:
If I compile it as a WinExe I get no command-line functionality. (Although

I have a form. It contains various controls and among other things a
standard main menu.
By default F10 acts like ALT pressed alone - it activates the menu selection
bar. I however have different needs for that key, and I've already written a

I can't seem to locate a charting or graphing component in my VS.NET 2003
IDE.  Are there any of these components shipped with VS.NET?  If so, how to
I add them to my IDE (They don't appear in my list of available components).
Thanks,