I wrote a custom text editor.
Now I have some japaneese customers who have a problem with it.
Apparently, according to my understanding of what they said: There is an IME
window and when they used it to enter text, characters are doubled.

I have an object derived from UserControl which I place on my form.
The UserControl handles the OnPaint event for itself, so that I can do
custom drawing of my control.  I have a problem with this custom
drawing, I'm hoping someone can provide some insight.

In my form I use ListBox to put some technical data - log of my program.
And it groes up to very huge massive in memory. But exactly I need only
100-150 last records.
I use logListBox->Items->Add(System::String("log records"); for adding

I am using the WebBrowser control included with VS2005 to view XML files,
and they are being displayed correctly as far as I can tell.
The problem I am having is saving these XML files to disk.
If I try to save the contents of the WebBrowser.DocumentText to disk, the

I am using Visual C# 2003.  So replies in C#-speak would be appreciated.
I have a function that is passed an object.  The object is tested with the
property IsArray.  If this test returns true, I need to operate on each of
the elements in the object individually as an object.  So ...

I have deployed an application with ClickOnce Publish wizard to a web site.
But when I click web page Install button the web server just returns the
content of the .application file as XML to the browser on all my clients. On
my Development system it works fine.

Hi All. How do I cause an event to be "manually" fired. I have a user
control that contains a button. What I need to do is this: When the user
clicks that button, the event "Click" for the user control that contains
that button, needs to be fired. I tried "RaiseMouseEvent", but ...

How do I draw a vertical or horizontal line on a form without using GDI?
Thank you,
Alan

I need a WinForms DropdownList (which for some reason isn't in the ToolBox).
The ComboBox would be a good compromise, except that I can't find a way to
make it ReadOnly. Am I missing something?
- Lew

How can I iterate through the forms collection in vb.net (2003).  In VB6 I
did:
For Each f In Forms
   blah

I'm trying to write a routine to tile a given image in a given rectangle:
public static void DrawTiledImage(Graphics g, Image image, Rectangle r)
{
   ImageAttributes ia = new ImageAttributes();

Can a form be a remote object?
If not, is there any work around... basically I want a central computer to
be controlling forms on several computers on a network?
When I try to add Inherits MarshallByRefObject to a Windows Form class, I

I have a combobox with a list of items, and depending which one is
selected it displays data relating to the selected item. I want to
highlight some of the items in the combobox which meet certain
criteria, but i cant find any info about doing this

I am using Visual Studio.NET 2005 and .NET 2.0.
I need to configure a DataGridView so it selects the cell when user right
clicks on the cell. What would be the best way to do that?
Any help would be appreciated,

How can I change the format of DateTimePicker to YYYY/MM/DD in VS2005?
Thank you,
Alan