I have a problem seeing the members of the base interfaces when using a
data source in the visual studio designer.
as an example:
public interface A { int Am { get; } }

I have added a try/catch block in the Main() method of my c# window
application to catch all exceptions in the application. But it is no
catching the errors thrown from timer's tick event. My code is give
below:

It would be nice to have Wizard control in WinForms.
Yes, there is User Interface Process Application Block available, but if I
need a simple
two-step wizard, it is an overkill.

Hi Gurus,
Is there any way to find out which/how many dlls got loaded when application
loaded.
Any help greatly appreciated.

Im programming a Windows Forms application that has many user controls (e.g.
charts).  These user controls have System.Threading.TimerCallback functions.  
These functions Invoke other member methods that update the user controls
e.g.:

i have client/server socket application, but when i run the client in a
separate computer i get this error below.
Request for the permission of type System.Net.SocketPermission
I search the net but it leads me to caspol or mscorcfg.msc.Is there

i have a textbox on a tabpag. the text-property is bound to a field in a
datarow.
now we implemented validation. the problem is: the text property is not set
if the tabpage with the textbox was not visible.

repost again so microsoft may recognize it!
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I can use a ClickOnce app I made fine, but I cannot seem to reliably access
it via an asp.net app that redirects to it:

Is there a way to change the System.Windows.Forms.DateTimePicker background
color instead of the default color white?
I mean the "TextBox" color not the calendar.
Regards,

I would like to provide drag and drop functionality in a windows forms
application that has two TreeView controls, I am trying to enable the dragging
of nodes in one TreeView over to the other TreeView, I have searched on the
internet and in the MSDN documentation and found ...

I have created a set of custom controls, which all inherit from one base
control.  I am using these controls within the same project, so they I would
like to hide the base control so that it does not show up in "My User
Controls".  Is there a class attribute I can set to ...

I am perplexed!
I have a global data structure that maintains current data status within my
application.
I also have a form that allows a user to update information which I want to

I have a dialog where I stack multiple panels.
Depending on some flags I bring one them to front.
Problem is, as long as the dialog has not been displayed, I cannot reorder
my panels !

In Windows Forms MDI applications...
I'm wondering if it is standard practice to create DAL and business objects
as static classes. The only alternative (please enlighten me if I'm wrong
about this) is to instantiate the DAL and business objects in a Form class -

I have a text box which uses the validating event to check if it's empty. If
the focus is set to this text box & I close the form, the event fires. I
don't want this to happen when I close the form. I tried setting the
'causesValidation' property of the form to false, but that ...