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Create a custom form that dispalys the message. In the catch block (if you are using try-catch) just show the form!
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Or,put all the code for database in try/catch and get OleDbException,and check the Message or ErrorCode property and if it is that error,show an user friendly in MessageBox.
Mazy
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a user friendly
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Please read on and help me! 
When you create a custom component and inherit (standard) from System.Windows.forms.Usercontrol, VS.NET shows a nice workarea in Design where you can place all kinds of winform controls like a textbox, button, etc.
But when I try to inherit from Panel, the area in Design disappears and is replaced by screen which says "to add components to your class.... click here to switch to code view" 
I can't use this to make custom panels!
What I'm trying to do is the following:
I want a winform app (like Outlook) and everytime the user chooses a menuitem,I want to load the corresponding panel. I don't want to load all the panels at once, this will take to much time and memory.
So that's why I want to inherit from Panel, add the needed controls and then load the panel at runtime when needed.
Please, if you can help, mail me!
Or if you think I should tackle this another way, tell me so!
Thanks!
Ernst Wolthaus
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When you inherit from Panel,if you want to add controls just double click on a controls on toolbox and they added to your form,then you should manully set the positions , size and other properties in code-behind. Whats your problem with it?
Mazy
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When you inherit from Panel, you lose the design view in VS.NET. That was my problem.
And when I lose the design view, I can't just add controls visually because it just doesn't work right anymore.
But fortunately Jose gave me the solution, by added some attributes to the custom control.
Thanks anyway!
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If you can't use the designer, just code the controls manually.
As far as displaying custom panels (or any scrollable control, for that matter), derive your custom panel Types (classes) and store the Type of the derivative panels as properties of the item on which the action occurs, such as clicking on a menu item. Since you're dealing with MenuItems, also extend MenuItem with your own class and add a property, kind of like:
public class MyMenuItem : MenuItem
{
private Type panelType;
public MyMenuItem() : this(null, null) {}
public MyMenuItem(string text) : this(text, null) {}
public MyMenuItem(string text, Type panelType) : base(text)
{
this.panelType = panelType;
}
public Type PanelType
{
get { return this.panelType; }
set { this.panelType = value; }
}
}Treat this menus like normal, adding them to a MenuItems collection just like normal. When a user clicks on the MenuItem, you will use that Type as you'll see shortly. For brevity, assume that each MenuItem uses the same Click event handler:
private void menu_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
MyMenuItem menu = sender as MyMenuItem;
if (menu != null)
{
if (menu.PanelType != null)
{
Panel p = Activator.CreateInstance(menu.PanelType) as Panel;
if (p != null)
{
p.Dock = DockStyle.Fill;
leftContainer.Controls.RemoveAt(0);
leftContainer.Controls.Add(p);
}
}
}
}This is just a very basic example but I hope you get the idea. Creating instances of unknown Types (or from a collection of Types, perhaps configured in a .config file) is fairly common. I do this A LOT in our enterprise app I designed. It goes much deeper than this, but this is the essential idea.
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You can create a new class A inheriting from Panel adding the next lines of code. After that all the classes inheriting from A will have again the design view.
<br />
[Designer(typeof(System.Windows.Forms.Design.DocumentDesigner),typeof(System.ComponentModel.Design.IRootDesigner))]<br />
public class A : System.Windows.Forms.Panel<br />
{<br />
....<br />
}<br />
...<br />
public yourpanel : A<br />
{<br />
....<br />
}<br />
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Thanks to all responses to my questions!
Jose Fco Bonnin gave me just what I needed! After making my own custom panel type I inherited from that to create a panel I'm going to use in a winform app and it did show the design view again, great! 
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I have listbox that view data where the order of this data is important, so i need to add two buttons, to allow the user to change the item index in the listbox
the first button will decrease the index by 1 (up)
and the other will increase it by 1 (Down)
and i do know how to change the index number
thnx in advance
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Thank u
I did it my self
and here is the code
private void btn_up_Click(object sender, System.EventArgs e)
{
if(this.lb_target.SelectedIndex != -1)
{
if (this.lb_target.SelectedIndex != 0)
{
object tempob=this.lb_target.SelectedItem;
int index=this.lb_target.SelectedIndex;
this.lb_target.Items.Remove(this.lb_target.SelectedItem);
this.lb_target.Items.Insert(index-1,tempob);
this.lb_target.SelectedIndex=index-1;
}
}
}
private void btn_down_Click(object sender, System.EventArgs e)
{
if(this.lb_target.SelectedIndex < this.lb_target.Items.Count-1)
{
object tempob=this.lb_target.SelectedItem;
int index=this.lb_target.SelectedIndex;
this.lb_target.Items.Remove(this.lb_target.SelectedItem);
this.lb_target.Items.Insert(index+1,tempob);
this.lb_target.SelectedIndex=index+1;
}
}
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i wanna to know the tool or the class that we can use in c# that we can make fullscreen game animation as that in the openGL 
tona
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You have to have DirextX9.0 SDK. And when you install it there are some samples with it which you canfind your answer there.
Mazy
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or just use CsGL(OpenGL Port to C#)
csgl.sf.net 
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My OpenSource(zlib/libpng License) Engine:
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Dear, Sir
I launch Calculator by the following code
System.Diagnostics.Process.Start("calc.exe");
How to active the Calculator I have launch again when I press a button on my App.
Thank You.
Sorry for bad English.
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I think what you want is to activate the calculator app. you have already launched through code, without launching another instance of it.
For this you need to use FindWindow api to determine whether you have the application(calc) active and then activate it by SetFocus API.
You need to pass the handle returned by FindWindow function to the SetFocus API. You need to P/Invoke for calling these two API's.
Cheers,
Kannan
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I'm really frustrated with this. The images looks fine under edit mode, but they all disappeared when the application is running. What happened?
I know there is a solution about adding "Application.DoEvents()" after "Application.EnableVisualStyles()", but it doesn't work for me...
Anyone has an explanation? Thanks!
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Does it work if you dont call Application.EnableVisualStyles()?
I have stopped using that, and just put a manifest file together with my app, much less problems...
- Anders
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I have tried all, with or without EnableVisualStyles(), with or without manifest file. Nothing works.
It actually worked for me for a while, but at some point during coding(probably after I changed the font to some labels on the toolbar), it disappeared and would never get back.
Anders Molin wrote:
Does it work if you dont call Application.EnableVisualStyles()?
I have stopped using that, and just put a manifest file together with my app, much less problems...
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After a research using Diff tools, I found the problem was the font of the tool bar. It worked fine under default font, but if I change it to any other font, even after I changed it back to the original default font, the images on toolbar will disappear!!!
I don't know why, it's probably a bug of Microsoft.
I wrote a small Windows Form app, it works fine. It's only in my application that the font change will affect the toolbar images.
Thanks,
Jason
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Hi,
In VC++ 6, I can put "\t" in the text of a static control and it will show as a tab. But in VC# .Net, it doesn't work for me? How can I insert a tab?
Thanks!
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Assigning a string to Label.Text (which inherits form Control.Text) internally calls the SetWindowText native function (most controls encapsulate common controls and Windows Management APIs). SetWindowText does not expand tab characters.
To get this effect, you might consider extending Label and overriding the OnPaint protected method (when extending, override the methods that raise the corresponding events instead of handling the events - it's faster and gives you more control (like deciding whether or not to call base.OnEventName)).
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I have a form where I have assigned the left and right cursor keys to perform functions, using the following code:
private void SAPtastic_KeyDown(object sender, System.Windows.Forms.KeyEventArgs e)
{
e.Handled = true;
switch(e.KeyCode)
{
case Keys.D1: movecopysap("1"); break;
case Keys.D2: movecopysap("2"); break;
case Keys.D3: movecopysap("3"); break;
case Keys.D4: movecopysap("4"); break;
case Keys.D5: movecopysap("5"); break;
case Keys.D7: movecopysap("Unclassified"); break;
case Keys.NumPad1: movecopysap("1"); break;
case Keys.NumPad2: movecopysap("2"); break;
case Keys.NumPad3: movecopysap("3"); break;
case Keys.NumPad4: movecopysap("4"); break;
case Keys.NumPad5: movecopysap("5"); break;
case Keys.NumPad7: movecopysap("Unclassified"); break;
case Keys.Space: movecopysap("Unclassified"); break;
case Keys.Back: if (apnt > 0) {apnt = apnt - 1; LoadnScale();} break;
case Keys.Left: if (apnt > 0) {apnt = apnt - 1; LoadnScale();} break;
case Keys.Right: if (apnt < (al.Count-1))
{apnt = apnt + 1; LoadnScale();} break;
case Keys.Home: apnt = 0; LoadnScale(); break;
case Keys.End: apnt = al.Count -1; LoadnScale(); break;
default: e.Handled = true; break;
}
}
The odd thing about this was that whilst I did create an override on IsInputKey to allow me access to the cursor keys, it is never called - if I remove it there is no difference to the operation of the program.
That is not the REALLY WEIRD THING, I added a toolbar at user's request and now the cursor keys need to be pressed twice in order to get them to function. The above code is not called on the first keypress, but is on the second.
I gets worse... I included an option to not display the toolbar, if the toolbar is disabled - the keys work fine!
Any assistance would prevent me having yet another sleepless night and so would be much appreciated!
Chris
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Is this code in a Form to handle the various inputs? If so, set Form.KeyPreview to true. Since child controls will have the focus, the parent Form will not receive key notification messages unless KeyPreview is true.
I'm not sure why the toolbar would change things, but I'm guess that internally (the native Toolbar common control) is that it routes messages to the parent, perhaps causing other child controls to do it, too. Not sure, though.
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