I have two windows forms that the user toggles between; internally I show and
hide the forms.  Each form is refreshed from the same thread and I use data
binding and an anonymous delegate event call to do the update.
Every once and awhile I will get the Object Disposed Exception ...

I'm making a retianed mode drawing system. In my application I want to
make the users able to create textboxes similar to the ones used in
e.g. PowerPoint.
So far the application lets the user create the textboxes. My issue

I just wonder if someone came across this small problem: i add a class
file to the C# project and i implement a class derived from Form. Even
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how could I force a SplitContainer to redraw it's contents during
resizing of the panels?
Any help would be appreciated...
Regards

I am trying to understand how to restart a windows form application in
the event of an unexpected exception on the main form. I want to have
the program attempt to restart the application 3 times then fail
gracefully.  The problem I am experiencing is this seems to work fine

For my ASP.NET website , I have a winform application that runs once a
day
doing various household tasks. As these tasks are quite DB/CPU
intensive I

Hi I have a non UI set of classes which do bits and pieces like getting
file lists, generating xml etc. I figured on doing some of these
processes on seperate threads. These wouldnt be called by the UI they
would be controlled by the objects themselves. My question is simply

What is the "Correct" way to exit an Winform application?
I have used
Application.Exit();
But I find that the application is still running in TaskManager after

This may be a completely screwy question, but here goes.......
I am working on design of a Windows Forms app.(yes, I can no longer avoid
GUI's!!)  Have had VB6 UI experience, but no.NET UI work other than simple
test forms to run class libraries.

I have a text box (several actually) that I need to validate. Some of the
conditions is that it can't be empty, it can only contain numeric characters
and optionally dashes, etc. One of the problems is that once a user has
started entering text in this text box, unless it is ...

Quite new to Windows Forms development. So far I've just developed some
single formed apps which have the main form as the solo interface. I would
now like to develop an app which has multiple levels (or screens?) i.e.
perhaps the first entry screen to the app will be a 'Login ...

I've got an MDI app that contains one child form at a time that takes up all
the display real-estate of the parent form.  I've turned off everything that
would normally be visible using the code below so that the child will appear
to be just the body of the main form.

How can I get ClickOnce to work with a browser other than IE?
I was reading
http://blogs.msdn.com/saurabh/archive/2006/03/02/541988.aspx
But couldn't figure out how to "all you need to do is generate the

I have a sys tray icon with a context menu set.  I only want to allow a
right-click on the icon if the control key is pressed with the right-click
is done.
I can't figure out how to do this?  I've tried overriding a lot of the

Using SQL Server 2005 and .NET 2.0; I'm creating a Windows Forms application
that will need to display photos of people, along with a bunch of
information about each person.
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