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How to: Take control over the Collection Editor's PropertyGrid
The PropertyGrid control is a very useful tool if you want to update object attributes at run-time in a elegant way. The PropertyGrid provides some useful events to let you know what is going on. The problem occures for the collection properties when the Collection Editor form is shown. This form al...
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Screencast: a DateTimePicker and a DataGridView in a perfect world
This video shows how Smart FieldPackEditor.Net can completely replace the DateTimePicker and how it can provide the perfect experience to bind itself to nullable date and time columns.
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Screencast: a FieldPackEditor is not just for dates and times
How the FieldPackEditor component, usually serving as a DateTimePicker replacement, can also be used to build rich rule-based field editors.
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Screencast: a full featured DateTimePicker
The first screencast of a series of four to showcase what the new DateTimePicker replacement can do.
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Screencast: three ways to nullify a DateTimePicker
The second screencast of a series of four to showcase how it's possible to clear the content of a DateTimePicker and restore a valid datetime value.
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Why not on by default!? Turn on auto HTML attribute quotes in 2005
Holy cow! Why wasn't this on by default??? How annoying is it that when typing in the HTML Source editor window Visual Studio doesn't add the "" for you automatically... well guess what? It's a setting.
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The one true rich text editor
Just this moment, I am writing this sentence in a rich text editor here on my blog. It let’s me format text, insert images, tables and a lot of other great stuff as well. I can do bold or italic fonts, which helps clearing up the text and underline my point and what not.