This article describes a subclassed ComboBox with ReadOnly functionality.

This article describes a method to intercept the Tab key in a .NET application's form and thereby allow the use of the Tab key in a customized or application-specific meaning.

This article describes a .NET component to provide a dynamically assignable and configurable pop-up text-entry box with optional Regular Expression validation of input.

This article describes a .NET component to draw a "rubber-band rectangle" as determined by user mouse activity (which is replaced by "marching ants" after the selection is complete) on the surface of an attached control and return the rectangle co-ordinates via an event.

This article describes a class to quickly implement printing with C# (i.e. yet another .NET printing utility), using the ubiquous Windows program WordPad.exe as its print engine.

This article describes .NET subclassed TabControl and TabPage controls with Firefox-like tab buttons and other enhancements.

This article describes a class to asynchronously play sound effects in .NET applications. The sounds may derive from embedded resources, from byte arrays, or from files read from disk.

This article describes a method to detect the IDE and/or the Debugger in the code-behind of a UserControl.

This article describes a class to manage animated and color cursors and make them available for use in .NET applications. The cursors may derive from embedded resources, from standard cursors, or from files read from disk.

This article describes a class which may be used to convert any Windows.Forms.Form into a docked Application Desktop Toolbar. That is, by use of the AppBar.ApplicationDesktopToolbar class, one's Toolbar applet may be either floating or docked to an edge of the Desktop.