I have a toolbar on a windows tab control tab page which is on a form.  I
have added three buttons with icons via an image list.  The icons display
correctly in the VS and the first time I compile from the runtime.  But when
I compile again they vanish from the runtime but still ...

In VB6 we usedt to have property called selBold,selItalic etc on
RichTextBox.In .NET , we no longer have such properties . Setting SelBold
etc to true/false did all our work.
How can we achieve such in .NET.Main problems occur we want to format text

I know how to get a handle to a window using FindWindow() but how do I get
all the controls on the window itself?
Please help, thank you.
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Is it possible to itterate through each of a .net application's forms just
like we did in VB6?

Is there an easy (i.e. without creating a new control) way to make a ComboBox
ReadOnly such that the user can't change its value but doesn't have to strain
their eyes to read its greyed out text?

I have a winform app that is having security issue when it attempts to pull
data from another server in the same domain.
User for this app is a Domain Admin.  Data is Paradox.  Client has a utility
app to fix the paradox data.  That app will work in the directory where the

Does anyone know if there is some way to set the Row Header Caption in a
DataGrid or DataRow? I have no problem setting the column name through the
DataColumn class using Caption {get; set;}. However, I can't seem to find
the equivalent for the DataRow class.

I'm developing an application for Pocket PC in VB .NET. My grid can contain
up to 10 rows, but my table has only 2 and I see the dark gray area. Is there
a way to change the color of it? 'DataGrid1.BackgroundColor' works for a
Windows Application, but not Smart Device Application ...

My textboxes use Tahoma, 9. I want to use the same for my grid. Is is
possible? How do I do this?
I found this:
DataGrid1.Font = New System.Drawing.Font("Microsoft Sans Serif", 8.25!,

I added a custom control to my project (Project -> Add User Control) and it
won't show up under 'My User Controls' in the Toolbox.
How do I get it to show up?
(I know I could get it to show by right-clicking over the Toolbox, choosing

I am writing a user control which contains a some child controls (all
TextBox controls).
When the user control is loaded, I could set it as focused, but non of it's
child controls is focused. THen I could click on one of the child controls

I would like to know the following:
In VB 6 I could create a dll file, place it on a server and register the
dll file on each client computer, so all client computers know that the
dll file is on the server.

I've got a Form with several Controls. One of it is a UserControl.
Then I have put some DataBinding to the Controls with
control.DataBindings.Add(...);
Know there is some strange Behaviour:

(Notes:  This is with DotNet 1.1, Windows XP SP2)
I have a tabcontrol located on a form where the form has a background image.
Ideally, I would like to have the background near the upper-portion of the
tabs be transparent so the image of the form will show through.  Initially,

I am trying to add a Form into a Panel in .NET 2003:
  Form2 ff2 = new Form2();
  panel2.Controls.Add(ff2);
But it failed in runtime which said I could not add a top control into another control.