When using the datetimepicker with the checkbox visible, before
receiving the focus, the checkbox is colored as if it already has the
focus (even though it does not).  The consequent user experience is
that when the user tabs to the datetimepicker control it appears as if

If my winform app is started with command line arguments i need to be able to
execute some code and then write back to the command line from where the app
was started. is this possible?
thanks

I am building a splash screen, and I have a gradient color scheme for the
form ...
I am writing vertical and horizontal text on the form using the Graphics
object (in the Paint event) like this:

I'm using VB.net 2005 - -
I have 2 questions, actually - - -
1. I remember, in VB6, there was a way, to set command line parameters or
something, so that, if you use the 'Open With' option, or dragged a file

I tried to show an pdf on the WebBrowser.
I use this code:
this.webBrowser1.Navigate(@"C:\Path\PDFName.pdf");
I get all the time this Error message as an pop-up:

I've got a problem with the PropertyGrid and the
INotifyPropertyChanged interface. I have a class that implements the
INotifyPropertyChanged and raises the PropertyChanged when a property
of this class is changed. My PropertyGrid is connected to this object

I am using DataGridview in my application. In that i am able to display
images. when i click the any cell of the datagrid i wanted to open a new
Frameless window(which contains some checkboxes and lables) on top of that
cell. but i am not able to display that form on top of that ...

I am using DataGridview in my application. In that i am able to display
images. when i click the any cell of the datagrid i wanted to open a new
Frameless window(which contains some checkboxes and lables) on top of that
cell. but i am not able to display that form on top of that ...

I am trying to add a DLL which is developed in VS 2005 to my project (VS
2003).
I get following error message.
"FileName.dll not a Microsoft .NET module"

Looking for a coding standard/guidelines document which talks about Control
Naming Conventions.(ex: Label - lbl). If any, kindly provide me the link.
Regards,
Baskar C.G

I have not been able to find a way to get the actual Location coordinates
(Left and Top), only the X and Y index.
The only thing I've found so far is to use the paint event to map the values
to variables, but I always seem to be one click behind.

We have a Form with multiple controls (textboxes, Comboboxes, etc). I have
these controls binding to an user Binding Data Source.
PROBLEM.
The last control edited is not getting updated UNLESS we click somewhere

Anybody that have good references to books that covers programming WPF with
guidelines for design.

I have created custom control from TextBox. This control has lookup
capability, users can press F4 and a dialog form is shown to provide
help with input. This works fine however I would like to open dialog
form just below my control. At this moment windows is deciding where

(I'm reposting this, original title was misleading)
I'm new to .NET, and I have a silly little problem. My application's layout is
simple: a window with one splitter with a treeview control in the left pane
and a Panel for rendering a DirectX scene in the right pane.