It's pretty much as I stated in the original post. And it's more of a generic question than a specific problem I've got in a single form.
In the case where the information displayed in the form is loaded when the form is loaded but there are (for example) comboboxes available for selection on...
I have this process working but from a performance point of view I'm not sure of the best way / generally approved way of doing this.
I have data in a form which has been loaded from a database. The user can change this information and save it back with a confirm button.
So far so good...
I have a situation I would like to handle that doesn't seem to be supported and I'm not sure of the best way to work around it.
I have an array (of indefinite size) of buttons. These will be added and removed from the form based on other events but I need them to be accessible across all the...
Thanks for that - think the problem was that I was overwhelmed with so many choices ;-) I'll have a play around later this evening and see if I can get things working.
Cheers
Mike
Hi
Another basic question I suspect but here goes...
I'm trying to read in records from an Access file and use one of the field values to populate records in a listbox.
I have a few issues with this :
1. I've managed to access the file using odbc and can dump all the data out to an xml...
Thanks for the suggestions guys. I think I've got 2 options - either make it a user control or use the magic docking forms. The second of these would make life much easier for me in the long run if I can get things working.
I've downloaded this and checked out the examples. As they're all C...
I'm a bit of a newbie and just sort of teaching myself as I go along so this might be an obvious question but...
I'm trying to dock a child form within the parent at the top, bottom and to the left. The width should be fixed (or ideally, resizable). I've tried combining the DockStyle enum...
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