I want to be able to access some global variables (defined in a
winforms "ApplicationEvents.vb") from a DLL.
I assume I need to pass a reference to the application object to the
DLL.  If so, how would I define it in the DLL and how would I set it

Is there a way to use a foreach (C#) to go through a settings file like
this?
I can't find a collection in MyProject.MyConfigurationFile.settings.xxx, I
cant only access the settings refering like

This is driving me nuts -- I create a cursor at runtime from an Image. The
problem is that the Hotspot is always the center of the resulting cursor.
There is a Hotspot property on the Cursor class but it's read only.
Is there anyway to set the Hotspot of a dynamically created ...

I am drawing a blank here, I have a feeling the solution is beyond
simple, it simply escapes me...
I have a .Net 1.1 form that has a lot of controls on it.  Two of the
controls (actually 8 controls are involved total) are list boxes.  The

the web browser control is very useful to show several file formats. I have
a presentation with automatic navigation form slide to slide. Therefore I
need hiding all scrollbars. Any idea?
The second problem related to showing PDF document. Opening the document

I'm developing a kiosk app in vb2005 and don't want the mouse pointer
to shown.
I'm using the webbrower control to display documents of various types.
eg PDF and Powerpoint. I simply pass the document location via  

I looked around for this specific problem but could not find any
answer - there's few things in VB but still nothing exactly like this
so I'd appreciate any help.
We're writing C# WinForm application that need to "silently" use

We are trying to use basic windows forms to do "fancy" transitions on our
application.  When switching between main form controls (docked to full), we
want to make it look like one is fading out and the other fading in.  Since
the UserControls don't support 'Opacity' I built a ...

WPF is released, Orcas (VS 2008) is coming. Although Windows Forms will be
supported for long time, is it a better choice to turn to WPF now?

Here is my setup:
Borderless form with backgroundcolor = transparencykey
single docked picturebox control hosting a PNG with transparency
It's doing what I want except for one small problem:  The alpha on the PNG

I'm trying to work with STATIC properties in C#. I have some properties I
get from the registry, so I don't want to instance the class.
I have something like this, but I cannot get it to work. Whenever I try to
access these properties from other classes or project in the same ...

I've developed a dll that uses an App.config file to read some settings.
After that, I've developed two executables and both use the dll I just
mentioned.
After building the exe's, both exe's get an exe.config file in the bin

During the initialization, I set the current selected row to the first row
of my DataGridView.
But the black arrow of the first column (what is the aim of this arrow?) is
set at a random row, not the same row that my selected one.

Pls Help me
I have one invoice form and an Item form.
Item form consisting of a Dataviegridview showing all items.
(itemcode,name)

I have a class derived from UserControl.  The control displays a layout that
I want to use on several different controls/forms.  The containing
control/form would then paint over the layout with additional information.  
The problem is that when I draw a line in the control ...