VS2005 C#
I have something like this:
public class MyControl : Panel
{

when i execute the code:
       Dim rtftext As New RichTextBox
       rtftext.Font = New Font("Courier New", 11)
       Debug.WriteLine(rtftext.Font.Name & " " & rtftext.Font.Size)

I have a MDI windows client written in C#. I try to control maximize and
normal size of forms by using:
this.WindowState = FormWindowState.Normal;
If I have a maximized MDI child form and open another child form containing

I've seen plenty of examples where you can databind to a list of objects,
but in this case I want to bind to a single instance and have no use for a
list.  Can anyone refer a good example of how to do this in .net 2.0?
Thanks.

I have a form that has several pairs of TextBoxes: one editable and one
read-only.  The text in the read-only TextBox should always show the
same text as the editable TextBox, except it does not have to be the
same while the user is actually typing something if that would add

My applications are published and installed using the ClickOnce
installation.
I would like to launch one .exe from another but I can't find them.
Any ideas?

I’m trying to implement a Drag and Drop between two DataGridViews.
Unfortunately all the examples I can find online use ListBoxes and a method
called IndexFromPoint to determine the target location of the drop. Well,
DataGridView doesn’t have this method and I have no idea how to ...

I have an WinForms 2.0 application that creates a user control, which
contains a  System.Windows.Forms.WebBrowser control.
This works fine until I refactor the application to only create the user
control upon an event being fired.  Then, this line in the

I'm having a problem when using multiple splitcontainers on a form and saving
user settings for the SplitterDistance. Here's a description:
I place one splitcontainer in my bare form, add a project setting called,
e.g., splitDist1 which is an int user setting, and attach it to the ...

I have a very strange problem.
I have an application that needs to get parameters on the command-line.
Real easy you would think.
You create a shortcut to the application and provide the parameters via the

I'm writing a windows app that's designed to run minimized (showing a tray
icon only, not in the taskbar).
Starting the app in normal mode (window Normalized) it takes about 17Mb of
memory, then when I minimize it to the tray this shrinks to 2Mb.

I've spent the last couple of weeks trying to get to the bottom of a thread
that hangs.  We have a form-based application that updates some data once per
minute using a System.Threading.Timer.  Inside the spawned thread, we are
using Control.Invoke to call methods on home grown ...

I have a very basic windows form with a toolbar on it. The buttons on
the toolbar display images from an imagelist (as they must).  The
images are all icon files.  It is all set up at design time - no
dynamic code.  In design mode I see all the images on the buttons.  But

I want to add a checkbox preference to my windows app :
   Start When Windows Starts
How can I ensure that the program is indeed started when windows starts when
the preference is set (rather than just rely on the user adding it to his

Looking for merged cells (or spanning cells) excel-like functionality in
DataGrid, or any other free project. As always hanks in advance for your help.