From what I understand, in AsP.Net apps, you can use/mix multiple language
files.
Is this also possible in Winforms?
for example, if I have a VB.Net project, and find some online C# code that I

I have a WinForms app, with each forms having many Text-boxes that bind to a
DataTable.
Associate with each Textbox would be a (text) label.  Is there any simple
way such that I can "bind" the Text labels to the TextBoxes, so I can

I am using Visual studio 2005. I'm developing an application in c# for a PDA
running the Windows Mobile 5.0 OS. I want to apply Windows XP style to my
Windows form(on the PDA).
I tried this:

I am using the PrintPreviewDialog control to print a document.
Pages get added on the PrintDocument_PrintPage event using HasMorePages=True
and this way a print document is created, with all my pages (11 in this case).
The preview shows all 11 pages of this particular print ...

I just implement a custom control that extends from DataGridView, every cell
has different background. I found a problem, for now it seems to be erasing
background incorrectly after selecting a cell, when switch to different
application(hit Alt+Tab) and then once more to back. ...

In my .net application I use Windows.Forms.DataGrid bound to the datasource
to dispaly database contents. The bounding is done with GridColumnStyle and
its  property MappingName which is associated with the name of a DataTable
column. Moreover the Format property of ...

I've only done web apps in the past, and now need to add security
(user authorization) to a c# windows forms app.
We've created an AD group for users who should have access. For a web
app I'd add an <authorization> section to the web.config. I can't find

Hey guys,
I'm getting into a deadlock condition every once in a while when running my
app.  When I see that it's deadlocked I "Break All" in the VS debugger and
take a look at what the current running threads are doing.  I noticed that

I'm trying to draw a PictureBox with an image of size 40000 x 200 pixels.
Because the image width is larger or equal to 2^15, drawing the image will
crash.
Code snippet:

I have a .Net 2 WinForm app which allow multi-windows to co-exist (in task
bar).  They are all spawned from a main-form.
(i.e., Form A can start Forms B,C,D,E)
2 questions about call-backs

I have a windows service (I know, wrong group but I couldn't find a windows
service group) loads an individual record from a db to do some work.
I use a thread to do this because it is possible for a large number of
requests to come through at the same, or close to the same time. ...

The ToolStrip on top of my form is to small. I want to increase its
height. Simply setting the Height-property doesn't change the height,
though. So I tried to place the ToolStrip in a ToolStripPanel, that does
react to changes in its Height-property, and by setting the

I have an app which I deployed last week.  If I make a change to the app and
it only affects changes to existing code.  what I mean by that no new
projects/dlls, no new controls etc.  What do I need to copy up to the
deployement site, just the new .exe?

I'm having some trouble with BackgroundWorker objects and making some
"heavy" work that is *not* supposed to be in the progress bar dialog itself.
I basically want to do something like this:
ProgressForm form = new ProgressForm();

Is it possible to programmatically click (and make node checked also) on the
desired treeview (System.Windows.Forms.TreeView) node.
I.e. pseudo code:
myTreeview.Nodes[0].Click();