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WINDOWPLACEMENT
Posted by Patrick DeNardo at 8/24/2003 11:42:51 PM
I am trying to save the size and state information for a Form in C# and
cannot get it to work correctly. I can get the size and WindowState
information but setting this information on FormLoad() does not work right.
I performed this stuff with the WINDOWPLACEMENT structure and everything wa... more >>
How to Scroll A TreeView Programatically
Posted by VoxCode LLC at 8/24/2003 10:06:46 PM
What is the correct way to scroll a tree view control programatically. I
can't seem to find any functions to do this. I am implementing some drag
and drop code for a TreeView and I need to be able to scroll the tree when
the drag cursor is on the first visiable or last visible node.
Thanks -... more >>
handling mousedown for dynamic pictureboxes
Posted by Scott Mackay at 8/24/2003 7:39:54 PM
Hi,
I'm using visual studio dotnet 2002 programming in vb
can anyone tell me how I can handle the mousedown event for pictureboxes I
create dynamically at runtime?
I've tried setting the mousedown to handle mybase.mousedown but it doesn't
detect the mousedown event until I move out of the p... more >>
DataGrid Toolbar Save
Posted by Lech at 8/24/2003 7:21:19 PM
Help on the following would be much appreciated.
Pre-2003 version of c#
I'm having a problem with saving a changed value in a
bound datagrid control.
The problem is that when I immediately click the
Toolbar "Save" button, the data change is not saved. It
will only save if I leave the cel... more >>
necessary?: base.OnPaintBackground (pevent);
Posted by John Charbonneau at 8/24/2003 5:17:08 PM
I'm painting the entire background of a form. My question
is is it necessary to call base.OnPaintBackground
(pevent); before I do my painting?
I don't want to call it because it paints the form with
the default color - a waste of time, and it causes
flickering.
Not calling it doesn't s... more >>
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