When a user adds a row to an unbound datagridview, then clicks out of
the row (or the control loses focus for any reason) without entering
anything, I would like to have the row automatically deleted.  However,
I cannot find an appropriate event to handle this case.  Using

Is it possible to have form.ShowDialog() be modal only to its
parent/owner form, and allow the user to still use any other forms in
the app?  I've tried passing the parent form in as the parameter to
form.ShowDialog, but that doesn't seem to make any difference.

In my application I use SaveFileDialog as follows.
SaveFileDialog exportFileDialog = new SaveFileDialog();
exportFileDialog.Filter = "csv files (*.csv)|*.csv";
exportFileDialog.RestoreDirectory = true ;

What is the best practice to create a splash screen in .net winforms
applications so that the splash screen loads immediately after we start
application and closes when all dlls loading and initializations is
completed. I don't want any idle situation to be seen by the user.

What method is considered the best way to ensure users enter the correct
data in a text box if you want an integer or decimal?

I've a  .swf  file which has four buttons. There is a motion effect when
mouse gets hover on to any of the buttons. I want to integrate this flash
file into my form and want ot perform a certain action on the respactive
button (which are in the flash file) click. I observed that ...

All - I have a form with a tab control. There are 9 tab pages with various
data bound controls on each.  I was thinking of moving theses to seperate
usercontrols and then adding the control to each tab page.
I haven't conceptually grasped how to handle the data part though.  ...

I am just getting into VS 2005 from VS2003 and working through some
exercises from a book.
Drag & Dropped a couple of datasources onto a form and VS added all the
controls including a bindingnavigator and toolstrip.

I want to add tool windows to my application like the dockable
"Properties" and "Toolbox" windows in VS 2005. I've googled for
information about this and can't seem to find any samples or HOW TO
articles.

Can anyone show me (sample code???) how to programmatically set a column
type to "CheckBox" in code (as opposed to the designer)? The datagridview
isn't bound to a design-time dataset so until it executes there are no
columns for which I can select a column type.

I'd to create combobox that can display multi-columns when user click it.
Thx,
Saroeurn

I have a TabControl on a form and I would very much like to have a
(let's say) 30 pixels gap between two specific tabs. Is there any way
how to achieve this?
Thanks for any help...

why doesnt this work????
DataGridCell newrowcell = new
DataGridCell(dataGrid1.CurrentRowIndex,0);
                dataGrid1.CurrentCell = newrowcell;

While testing one of our applications, I found some interesting behavior with
the Button click event using .NET 2.0.
Let's say we have a windows form with a button on it.  When the user clicks
on the button, the button disables itself (to prevent the user from clicking

I'm relatively competent at windows forms programming in net 2.0 (VS 2005),
however, I've never really gotten my hands dirty with exception handling
until now...
My application is using a startup form (not a sub main) for a windows forms