I've come across a problem with the Webbrowser control that I am hoping some
of you folks might be able to help me with. FWIW, I am using VB.Net in Visual
Studio 2005.
On my company's website, we have a situation where a new window is opened

I need to create a method to set focus on first control in a windows form How
i can do it?

I would like some advice in how to go about creating a plug-in type
windows form architecture, this is what i had in mind:
a form similar to windows explorer with the grouped navigation items
on the left, each group in the left nav section will represent a plug-

I have two assemblies, AppObj and AppControls, that originally had the
default version of 1.0.0.0.
Another assembly, AppForms, references AppObj and AppControls as
Project references, and contains a class that inherits from

There are times when I mistakenly double-click a control and then VS goes to
the code window and either generates the code signature for the default
event or it navigates to the default event.  Is there a way to disable this
feature?

I'm a little confused about using Control.Invoke with an anonymous
method.  It seems like the compiler is able to generate whatever glue
code is necessary to turn an anonymous method into a delegate type in
several situations, such as starting a thread:

I need to play multiple sounds (.wav files) simutaneously in my windows
forms application. I have already taken a look at System.Media.SoundPlayer
class. I tried the following but it didn't work:
  - Create two instances of SoundPlayer.

I have the following code:
sendToAgent.DataSource = someDataSet.Tables[0];
            someListBox.DisplayMember = "AGENTNAME";
            someListBox.ValueMember = "AGENTID";

In Webforms, I can access the user's network login (windows authentication)
by:
User.Identity.Name
What is the Winforms way of doing this?

we recently purchased a CodeSigning certificate from a CA for signing our
ClickOnce manifests. We put the certificate into the certificate storage and
use the SignFile task of MSBuild and the thumbprint we see in the storage.
However, when we run the .application file on a freshly ...

I am doing .Net Windows Forms development using VS 2005 and C#.  The
application I am working on uses the MDI pattern.  The original
implementation was done using .Net 1.1 and VS 2003.
How can I customize the title bar of the child forms such that the following

I am new to C#, but not new in programming.
I am trying to add a Login form to a test Win forms application.
Somewhere in the internet I found a post suggesting using LoginDlg, I added
the code provided

Firstly, sincere apologies for cross posting this, I did post on the
DataBinding forum but the traffic there is very low so I'm not
confident of a reply.
Anyway, I'm trying to put together a method to loop through all

I'm trying to publish my .net application with some side-by-side com
components but no success so far.
My manifest is:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>

How to convert the following code from C# to VB.
       var photos = (from photo in xroot.Element("photos").Elements("photo")
                   select new PhotoInfo
                   {