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Thank you :) This worked well.

I didn't see a code snippet, or example at all, so I'm obviously confused. You seem rude, I'm not sure why you're being rude. Obviously if I'm still inquiring about the topic, I don't understand .. so? Sorry to bother you. Like, if you don't want to help more, don't.

My boss has heard of the ability to "scan" or "search" for all the available SQL database connections or instances on a network using the .NET framework. I've looked online a bit but haven't found anything. Does anyone know if this is possible or could help me with the code? Thanks :)

I did? ... Thanks for your help! ... ?

So how do I go about accessing a connection string in a dll from an app.

Sorry, I'm not completely sure where what's supposed to be? So let's say I have my app, and my library. The app has the GUI, etc and the lib handles connections to the database. You're saying the connection string which I want to use with my lib should be stored in the app config file itself...

I'm not sure if the title is very good, I'll explain. Maybe I'm thinking about this too much, but lately I've been really trying to construct well designed classes and libraries. Anyways, I'm trying to design a library which basically handles all of the communication to a particular database...

I'm sorry, I'm not sure what you mean. I'm not resizing the user control? And what do you mean by stretch the background image? Sorry you aren't very clear in this statement.

When I add this control: To my flow layout panel on my windows form it loses it's form. It displays so weird and I can't figure out for the life of me why it's doing that or how to correct it. We have the same control on another flowlayoutpanel and it doesn't lose it's form at all. I even...