I want to make an arraylist of all the items in a listbox.
Can I do it like this:
CType(lstSelectedList.DataSource, ArrayList)
Or is there a better way in VB.NET (Framework 1.1)

Using VS 2005, and I have a problem with removing nodes with custom images
from a treeview.
TreeView's ImageList is initially empty. First, I add a default/root image:
treeView.ImageList.Images.Add("Tree_Root", new Bitmap(Resources.Tree_Root));

I have been struggling with this for too long now, an desperately need help.
I'm an asp.net programmer, but am working on a windows form for this app.  I
have 1 form and 2 user controls, Say UC(A) and UC(B).  UC(A) has a datagrid,
UC(B) has a ListBox.  When I click on the ...

I'm pretty new to .net Windows Forms, but I've done a lot of searching
and can't find an answer to this question. Here's what I'm trying to
do:
main() {

About a week ago, I upgraded my development laptop to Vista Ultimate
and Office 2007. After I reinstalled my Visual Studio 2005
Professional, I installed the VS 2005 SP1 update.
I still keep getting a message dialog box that states ...

The following code works when I debug and when I install the software
and run the .exe, but if I try to open the form in the designer (which
causes this code to run), I get an error:
Private Sub LoadTestSettings()

I am binding a custom object list (custom collection) to a ComboBox
column inside a DataGridView to use as a typical lookup.
The list of items has up to 10,000 rows (8,000 currently) and when you
enter edit mode on the combobox cell you must wait up to 4 seconds to

is there a way to determine whether a form is visible on screen or not. I
don't mean is it .Visible or .Hide() but can the user actually see the form
(be it focused or not)
For that matter can it be detemined exactly how much of the form is visible.

Folks,
Im all too familiar with Messagebox.Show - but now I have a situation
where I need a similar sort of messagebox to appear, but to
automatically disappear when an event fires - ie, messagebox.show

.NET Framework 1.1 / Windows Forms - VB.NET
I have a wizard form and a user control with 2 listboxes on it (plus other
user controls for multiple dates and string values).
At runtime I create a new panel, then I instantiate the user control, pass

I am creating windows form at the run time and also i am setting the
FormBorderStyle to FixedSingle. So that the form comes with some standard
size, but i wanted to customize the form size.. How can i customize the form
size with FormBorderStyle property as FixedSingle.. Even ...

I have auser control with two listboxes on it. When the user selects one or
several items in the left box and clicks Add, they are copied into the
listbox on the right. When the user selects one or multiple items in the
listbox on the right (lstSelected) I want to remove the ...

...grrrr - this is driving me mad !!!!!
I have a number of addresses to display on my report.
my object data source is an "Address" business object.
I can bind a collection (list) of address - and pass these into a

With the following code, I can create a MenuStrip with one item, "Admins".
When the user clicks on Admins, it dynamically adds items to the menu
Admins. (In this case "Dave" And "Elizabeth")
When I run this form, the first time I click on "Admins", nothing happens.

If I create a backgroundworker thread within  a windows forms application.
What happens if somone closes the windows form while the background worker
thread is running.  Is their a way to change the behavior?