Does anyone know how to do this accurately. I really only want to clone the
design-time properties which should make the task easier. I've searched high
and low however and still can't find a problem-free solution. Even (ad-hoc)
solutions posted by MSFT employees have problems. ...

I have an application that has a form (MainForm) with a tabcontrol. I
want to populate the tabs (3 tabs) with other controls. I prefer to
put those controls (3 controls) in different classes since this allows
me to break up the UI in functional parts.

I need to submit a form when the user presses enter. No problem I think
to myself - I'll just use the KeyDown event of the form. So I've added
an event handler for that event (and the other Key events) and
everything builds, but I can't seem to get the events to fire :-(

Hello, I need some help with a DataGridView control and ProcessCmdKey method of the form. The
DGV is data-bound to an Access database table with a few NOT NULL columns. The ProcessCmdKey
method of the form is overloaded. I tried to use
    return base.ProcessCmdKey(ref msg, ...

Users can rearrange a listbox by a drag drop operation. All is
implemented but it's not always easy for the user to know where
exactly he is dropping his item. Does .net provide you with some sort
of functionality that indicates where you will drop your item?

I have a 2 classes (A and B) inheriting from 1 base class (parent). I
populate a listbox with those 2 classes (A and B).
I want to implement some drag and drop ordering code on the listbox.
To get the data out of the dragged item I try:

MyMDIChild is an MDI child to MyMainForm. When I run the following code the
MDI child gets to be the owner of the dialog.
MyDialog d = new MyDialog();
if (d.Init())

I have been searching this group for an answer, but all responses
seems lead to the same conclusion as I would expect. So even if my
small resource-test is made up of code snippets from the
documentation, I'm still not getting the result I expect.

I am doing a simple chat server using .net remoting. When client
application in my system gets a message, i call a method which creates
a new object of a form to display message..The problem is i cant call
Show method or Showdialog.

I have a collection property in my custom control like this one :
[Category("Behavior")]
[Browsable(true)]
[Description("Column Collection")]

Straightforward code posted below. Problem is that the MouseLeave event
sometimes does not fire. Strangly, it seems to be more often when moving the
mouse slowly away from the label (control "lblMin" is a label). Any ideas?
Thanks

I have a bit of a problem...
I have a simple modal form with some textboxes. I handle Validating event for
some of them, to check data format.
Form has OK and Cancel buttons, AcceptButton and CancelButton properties set.

I have a data entry form with bindingsource and tableadapter (Access MDB).
How to detect if there is any unsaved modification when closing the form?
thanks

This is a repost of a question I posted to the codeproject.com forums,
but got no responses:
http://www.codeproject.com/script/comments/forums.asp?msg=1872655&forumid=1650#x
x1872655xx
I forgot to mention in the above post that I am using Managed C++

I have a Windows Forms application developed in .NET Framework 1.1.
The Application.ExecutablePath() function does not return correctly the
application path if the path or the EXE filename contains non-english
characters (like "c:\aplicación\aplicación.exe), but only in Windows ...