When using Winforms controls, you might come to a situation where you need to store some additional information for particular control.
You will have to add a custom property to the control and you can achieve that in two ways:
When developing projects in Winforms, there will come a time when you will have to deal with Browser Folder and Open File Dialogs. This article will show you how to accomplish common tasks using those two controls in Windows Forms using C#.
When you decide to use CheckedListBox Control, you might expect to use DisplayMember, ValueMember or DataSource property like you do for example with ListBox, but you will discover that the Intellisense is not showing those properties at all.
Visual Studio Express is a lightweight version of VS products and although it is very powerful, it is missing several features from paid editions and one of them is ability to add a Component Class using Add New Item dialog box.
But users of Express editions can still create Component Class by following the steps below:
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