Is there any way of making the following code into a function so that I
don't have to re-use the same code for all my buttons? I've tried to do this
with the code at the bottom of my post but I get a build error saying 'Type
FormToShow is not defined'.

I am getting a very strange compiler error for the following code:
catch (OpenGLPanelException *openGLError)
{
   //std::string * errorMessage = new

Hi, i found unusal things happening when Program main window is minimized.
I'm writing large programm on C# and having problem whith memory size
allocated bu program.
Every time i use some dialog's ShowDialog() the memory size of process

Is it possible to get a reference to a collection of all an Application's
loaded forms?
I want to do something like...
For each Form in Application.Forms

I'm doing a winform project which uses "ComboBox" in one of the form. The
winform contains "ComboBox" with the values as below: -
this.ComboBox1.Items.AddRange(new object[] {"Apple", "Orange", "StrawBerry"});
Users will select on of the item from the combobox and stored into ...

Browsing through some online tutorials, I've been tryingto add a custom event
to an app I'm developing but I'm having a little problem.
Simplifying the code down to the following (a form with a button that fires
the event):

I am trying to set the owner of my modeless dialog from an HWND that I have
to the main form.  I tried creating an IntPtr and then calling
Form.FromHandle(), but that returned a null control.
Here is my code:

I have an MDI winform application.  One of the menu items is using CTRL+U as
the shortcut and it will not invoke the menu item.  Here is a list of things
I have tried to resolve the problem.
1) Tested CTRL+U in Word to make sure that the keys are working properly.

I'm looking for a control which will allow me to run any app inside a
Window/Panel/Tab
Specifically I want to be able to save xml files created from XMLSpy to a
database in a very specific format - I'd like to run XMLSpy in a window