I'm creating a new Windows Forms MDI application...
How can I add cause the application to shut itself down after a period of
[no user activity]?
I did this in an old COM/VB6 application and I had to have code behind

I have displayed some text on my ListBox. How can I enable the user to copy
these contents that is displayed?
thanks

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when I am Hiding the Form the Time Control Associated with that form stops ?
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I'm working on a custom control which I'd like to have a background
identical to that of the XP-themed explorer toolbar. Could anyone tell me
which class of the VisualStyles hierarchy contains that look?
VisualStyleElement.ToolBar seems to have only controls and separators, and

I want to build a single ClickOnce application that will end up getting
exposed in multiple datacenter environments - Test, PreProduction,
Production, etc. I don't necessarily know before hand what the publish URLs
will be. I also want to install the app locally and allow the ...

IN .net 2.0 - I am trying to bind to Access database that is not in Output
directory – scenario is like that database is in the another Data folder but
same directory as the window form application.
The problem is I am comfusing how to update to backend datasource without

I'm designing an implementation of the Model View Presenter (MVP) pattern
for a Windows Forms MDI application.
Question: From where would it generally make sense to *initiate* data access
(e.g, CRUD) operations - the Model or the Presenter?

Is there anyway to get a MessageBox to center in the parent form or in
the middle of a MDI parent?  The .NET standard MessageBox is centered
on the screen area, not on the application.
Specifing the owner doesn't seem to work reliably in MDI applications

in one of my forms, at run-time when I put a breakpoint on one of the event
handlers it shows this message at run-time:
This breakpoint will not currently be hit. No symbols have been loaded for
this document.

I am trying to set a definite size for the client area in an MDI form
(.NET Framework 1.1).
In InitializeComponent() for the form, ClientSize is
   this.ClientSize = new System.Drawing.Size(984,570);

I'm currently in the process of migrating a large project from
Delphi/Win32 into the dot net framework using c#.
I'm looking for a lightwight grid control that can opperate in purely
virtual mode - something like the Delphi TDrawGrid where you just set

I'm trying to use MFC Dialogs from Windows Forms.
Is it possible to have the message pump in C# (Application.DoEvents())
and still be able to use MFC Dialogs?
It's kind of a reversed problem. Most posts I've seen want to host

I'm developing windows application and I want to use integrated windows
authentication in my application. I do not want to use a windows form
for entering username and domain details. I want to get the currently
logged in user details from my application.

1. is it possible to use the notifyicon control from a component as opposed
to a form?
2. is it possible to use a Windows service to control how and when the
notify icon will be displayed in the system tray and have it stay there

I am a novice to MS Visual Basic .NET 2003 and hope I am posting this
question to the correct newsgroup. Apologies if not.
I have created an MDI form and have added a treeview and splitter control to
the form. In the remainder of the window I want to display a maximized form.