How do I enumerate all running processes in Windows TaskManager and kill a
specific process using VB.Net on an XP?
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I have an application that has many inherited forms from a base form.
Everything works well but every now and then when I hit "Start" VS .Net 2003
gives me errors from the inherited forms.... I need to Rebuild the Solution
and then everything is ok... does anyone knows why does ...

is there any event that raise when any control changes in the form or should
i check the change event for each control?
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OreN101

Relativley new to .NET and I'm wondering if its possible to enumerate all
instantiated WinForms so I can determine if a window has been created, and
if possible obtain a reference to that window. Basically having knowing if a
non-modal dialog is open without having to use ...

I have a form, that I want to be sizeable, but not smaller than a specific
size.
How do I enforce this?
Right now, in the ResizeWindow event I check for the size, and set the

I have two form. One form is transparent & maximixed. This form contains
markers(lines),  Markers(lines) are repaint when
another(base) form is moved.
All Ok but there are problem - flickering

I recently started a new solution and decided that it was time to give Beta 2
a try. I encountered a situation that is more than slightly disturbing and
I'm hoping it's simply something that I'm missing.
Try this:

The following code is intended to display a winform (DateTimePicker Control)
in a browser.  But, when the aspx page that contains the reference to the
winform in the object tag is run, all that is displayed is a blank
placeholder and not the control.  Any ideas or help is ...

I'm iterating through several hundred words/lines of text.
I select a particular word or line with the RichTextBox.Select method
and then change the color.
For some reason, RichTextBox.Select is extremely slow to return (using

I built a windows form c# application.
If I launch another application, such as a Firefox browser, and select
that application, my windows form application stays top most.
I have to minimize it to the task bar to get it out of the way.

Can anyone think how I could get a user control to host a Windows form? In
fact, what I actually want to do is have a docked toolwindow within a user
control, along with another user control.
The reason I want to do this is because I am creating an add-in for the VS

In my program, I'm displaying a data grid with 1000 rows. The 100th row
should be selected, so I use select method of datagrid to select it. However,
I also want the datagrid to scroll that row. How can I accomplish? So far
could not get it.

I am opening a Modal window from parent window.
I am adding some data in the Modal window and closing it.
When the modal window closes, i want to refresh the parent window to see the
latest changes made in modal window??

I have an MDI child form which sometimes refuses to close. When the problem
occurs, e.Cancel is set to True on entry to the OnClosing method. I could
just set this False which fixes the problem, but would rather find out the
cause of this.

Is there a way around this error message?
Example (not what I'm actually doing but similar, this is a simple version):
Lets say you are creating some sort of calendar application you create a
form which is a MDI container, another form which is the 'events' form and a