I have an application that I'm working on in VS 2005 Beta 2.  The app has
several user controls (mostly, but not all, tab controls) that I intend to
dynamically load into a panel depending on the buttons pushed on the toolbar.
  For example, if the button for my Employees module ...

I have a simple DataGrid displaying data in my DataSet, which is loaded in
two DataAdapters.
It works fine where I fill the DataSet using the DataAdapters.  It displays
the data, can be updated, etc.

Does anybody know if there are problems with forms with the
TopLevel-property set to false when
running Windows 2000?
Rgds

I have a windows form for editing a table.  In Inquiry mode, I  disable the
textboxes so unwanted updates dont occur.  This causes the backcolor and
forecolor to go gray, making the text hard to read.  I can change the
backcolor to white, but the forecolor stays gray.  .forecolor ...

I would like to know how to code an expand button on an UltraWinGrid.
It should be something like this:
Dim gridRow As Infragistics.Win.UltraWinGrid.UltraGridRow
Dim intRow As Integer

TEST - Where are my posts?

I have a custom DataGrid called BasicDataGrid : DataGrid and I have an
internal variable that keeps track of the table styles, but this
internal variable keeps serializing!
Is there a way to prevent this object from serializing?

I have a winform that starts from the scheduler. It performs a task, prints a
status message on the screen on waits for the operator to terminate the
program by clicking on the exit icon in the upper right corner.
There is only one problem. When the program has terminated, ...

I'm binding a ComboBox's SelectedValue property to a datasource and using a
custom Format event. The problem is that the format event never fires. Here's
some sample code that demonstrates this (create a form with a combobox on it):
   Private Sub Form1_Load(ByVal sender As ...

i have a Form1 that is opening Form2 by calling Form2.Show()
is there an easy way to check for a child?  for Form1 to see if there is
already a Form2 on this thread.  there can be 2 Form1s, so it needs to look
for the Form2 that it oppened.

in my win application I've a file named myFile.xml at the root of my
application: in debug mode, when I try to read this file, the runtime
application searches it in the path bin/debug... and it doesn't find it
because there isn't there, so I've used the function:

I would like to be able to write an app which, amongst other thigs, can
interface with a TV tuner card. I need to be able to start/stop display of
the TV channel, select which channel is displayed, and control the volume -
all through code.

How do I close a instance of a class created like this:
I call this class in my project like this
           StatMess.Show("Testing")
this shows a status form

What I am trying to do is launch a windows application from within my
WinForms application. Once this is done I want to have this external
application behave like a control on my WinForms app (no longer
appears in status bar, no frame etc.).

I've had a hard time getting handles to things that are in winforms, and
Spy++ doesn't play nice with winforms.