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Custom Controls Design Time Support Part 6: Custom TypeConverter 2  (Unpublished)

This post shows how to implement a custom TypeConverter for Enums and how to use the SupportedValues to show a custom values list .


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Custom Controls Design Time Support Part 2: More Design Time Attribute  (Unpublished)

Custom Controls Design Time Support Part 2: More Design Time Attribute


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Custom Controls Design Time Support Part 5: Custom TypeConverters  (Unpublished)

This post shows how to implement a custom TypeCoverter for a Point3D structure.


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Custom Controls Design Time Support Part 3: Adding Image in the Toolbo  (Unpublished)

This part is how to make Custom Controls have a custom image in the toolbox using the ToolboxBitmapAttribute


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Microsoft building yet another new UI framework?  (Unpublished)

Bearing in mind the arsenal of Windows UI frameworks that exists today - Windows Presentation Foundation, Silverlight, Windows Forms, Win32, Media Center Markup Language, Microsoft Foundation Classes and more from third parties; Microsoft has decided to build yet another one “to enable new UI experi...


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WPF Equivalent of InvokeRequired  (Unpublished)

This article describes the logical equivalent of Windows.Forms.Control.InvokeRequired in WPF.


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Krypton 2.7.0 UI Controls released  (Unpublished)

Phil Wright has released the latest version of his awesome .net UI toolkit with loads of new UI components. It's great, and a fair chunk of it's free too.


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Aero Glass: Create Special Effects With The Desktop Window Manager  (Unpublished)

I always look forward to new releases of Windows. It's fun to poke around MSDN® and the SDK documentation looking for the latest innovations to play with and build upon, to amaze friends and coworkers and-if you're lucky-your employer. Windows Vista™ contains a lot of goodies in this regard. I'...


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OpenWinForms - open source windows forms and controls  (Unpublished)

OpenWinForms is a open source website for windows forms and controls. Here you can find windows controls and libraries for free. This is a non-commercial open source web site. This site mainly focuses on Microsoft technologies e.g. Microsoft .net, VB.net, C#.net etc. You may use these for any commer...


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Creating a Vista like Search Box  (Unpublished)

In this post we are going to go over what it takes to create a control, and more specifically a Vista Search Box like control.


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A Windows Service Monitor that runs in the system tray  (Unpublished)

This is a small utility that monitors windows services running on the local machine. And notifies you via an icon in the system tray and a balloon popup telling you which services aren't running. You can also Start and Stop services from this utility. And it's Open Source.


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Windows Forms Tutorial  (Unpublished)

A series of articles on getting started with Windows Forms and IronPython.


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DotNetSlackers: VB4: "XAML, I am your father"  (Unpublished)

Great example of using XAML for non-WPF purposes. I would actually love to see WinForms via XAML become part of the .net Toolchain.


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