Hopefully my subscription issues are now resolved.  Here is my previous
posting:
I am developing a Windows Forms application using Visual Studio 2003 and C#.  
The application uses the MDI style.  The problem I have encountered appears

I need to display two VB6 applications side by side within a single
'windows manager'
My thought is that I could use a split screen form, using the 2.0
framework and visual studio 2005, that display the UI of each of the

I am running VS.NET 2005.  I have created a UserControl and added it to
my toolbox.  When I try to drag it onto a Form, Visual Studio closes
immediately with no reported errors.
I've added the UC to a new solution, I have the project in the

I'm creating an application that has should have a style like VS.NET.
What I would like to know is what is the best way to handle menus, tool bars
and context menus. How can this be done? The menus are dynamic so they have
to be determined with each click. But how does it work?

This was originally posted in microsoft.public.dotnet.xml, but I guess that
was the wrong forum. Sorry for the repost!
Anyway, I have a problem with my app which is mixed .NET and native code. The
problem is of course with the well-known buggy EnableVisualStyles.

Hopefully my subscription issues are now resolved.  Here is my previous
posting:
I am developing a Windows Forms application using Visual Studio 2003 and C#.  
The application uses the MDI style.

hi. i have a control derived from TextBox. how can i set this up such that
all text is always selected (i.e. the insertion point is never shown). i was
hoping for an OnEnteringEdit method or similar but no such luck. do i just
need to capture mouse clicks or are there multiple ...

How can I set the parent property of a treenode in vb.net  after i have
populated the treeview with nodes to give the hierachical view?
for instance :
onode.parent= Parentnode

I know how to get a computer name in VB.net such as:
' Get Computername
Dim host As IPHostEntry = Dns.GetHostByName(Environment.MachineName)
lbHostName.Text = host.HostName.ToString

Hi guys, when I used SetBounds to change a listBox's size, I found sth
interesting. But I was wondering whan happened.
For example, I wrote,
this.listBox1.SetBounds( 10, 10, 100, 300);

I am new to Winforms.
I have the following requirment based on Winforms:
1.User should select a Image
2. User should be allowed to crop the image. he can just select a part

Can anyone tell me if it is possible to have a column of combo boxes on a
windows forms datagrid?  I'm sure it is possible, but I have looked on the
internet and can't find much information on how to do it?
Thanks

I have a Form that has a PictureBox in it that has a dock style set to
"fill".  I can set the PictureBox's PictureBoxSizeMode to StretchImage,
but I would like to preserve the aspect ratio of the image so that the
user may scale the size of the image but not squish it out of

Let's say you have a simple UserControl (2.0 framework) with the following
two settings changed from their default:
   AutoScrollMinSize = 16384;
   AutoScroll = true;

Developing a windows application with VB.Net under VS 2005.  I am
wondering if anyone knows how I can prevent validation events from
firing if the user clicks on the control box close button to exit a
form.  I do not want to set the CausesValidation property on all of the