I'm currently working on an application which can be seen as sort of a
modern version of Norton Commander - I have a file list of a directory
on my local machine in a Listview in detail mode, and the same for a
remote location (not via SMB but a self-written remoting based API).

I have a group of 7 checkboxes representing the days of the week.  I have an
enum that that corresponds to the days ex. DaysOfWeek.Sunday,
DaysOfWeek.Monday etc.  I have a library that has a function that I call and
need to pass the days of the week that the user has selected ...

I am using Tahoma 8 size for my text boxes which is changed to Tahoma,
8.25pt by the system. The height of my text boxes is 21 with this font size.
Is there a way to reduce the height to 20 without much effecting the font
size?

What is the best way of displaying part of an image?
The problem is as follows:
I need to show an area map with objects. Now I need to zoom in on a part of
that map to show some more detail. eventually the object are placed based on

When it comes to forms, is there any practical difference between the
Location and the DesktopLocation properties? And does the
SetDesktopLocation() method do anything that can't be achieved by simply
setting one of these properties?

I have a user control that I draw onto using a GraphicsPath. The GP is
non-rectangular. I get a region from the GP and assign it to the control's
region. I then want to put a border round the region. Can anyone tell me how
to do this?

VB2005.  I built a class inherited from Windows.Forms.Form and placed
a Button on the form.  The button.Text contains "&Quit".
I create another class that inherits from the first class.  In the IDE
designer I see the button and its caption is Quit with the Q

1. What means "scrolled in" in this MSDN Library for Visual Studio 2005
explanation - "All - The data is copied, removed from the drag source, and
scrolled in the drop target"?
2. What means "scroll" and "scrolling" in this MSDN Library for Visual

I'm upgrading my C# project from .NET 1.1 to .NET 2.0 and I've noticed
the following.
I have a base class called UserControl1 that inherits from
UserControl.

I thought this was easy, just to SelectedValue in code for example
Combobox1.SelectedValue= "ABC". Looks on screen like it works and the
correct value shows in the combobox but the underlying datasource is not
updated.

I'm trying to program a form with a treeview.   I have just created a root
node in the control.  Now I have called a routine to create a child node. As
I create these nodes I want to keep track of their indices in a data
structure.  The code is roughly as follows:

Using .NET 2.0, I would like to lock my form derived window size and position
(it is not full screen and extends to the bottom) so it does not move when
the auto-hide task bar property is turned off.
Any ideas?

i've used Directory.GetFiles(path, "*.*", SearchOption.AllDirectories)
method to
return the files in a given path....
but i've a small concern here...whenever I give path like "d:\", i'm getting

Hello all I prepared a windows service and tried to install it with a small
bat like this:
@ECHO OFF
REM The following directory is for .NET 2.0

Sorry for cross post -  my other post produced to results.
I need to create a C# 2.0 Windows XP SP2 application that has the following
features:
Sidebar - vertical bar on a desktop which basically functions as a control