C#

comboBox.SelectedIndex = 0; // ( or 1,2,3 .. depending on the item you'd like to show first )

private void loadComboBox()
        {
            if (this.cmb.DataSource == null)
            {
                this.cmb.Items.Add("Please Wait");
                this.cmb.Text = "Please Wait";
                this.cmb.Refresh();
            }

            DataTable tbl = comboData() as DataTable;
            tbl.Rows.Add(0, "<Select>");
            cmb.DataSource = tbl;
            cmb.DisplayMember = "Name";
            cmb.ValueMember = "Id";
            cmb.SelectedValue = 0;
        }

-ambarish-

Honeyboy_20 wrote:

I have problem because the total is the final element.

Create a new class to store your data


Add the appropriate Generic collection as a property (make the property read-only: you can still add items externally)


Add properties to store any timings you need

Keith Barrow wrote:

that's made of cheese

LinkLabel link=sender as LinkLabel;
if (link!=null) System.Diagnostics.Process.Start(link.Text); 

LinkLabel myLinkLabel;

Form1(){
 // ...
 myLinkLabel = new LinkLabel();
 myLinkLabel.Text = "/thing.exe";
 // ... etc
 myLinkLabel.Click += (s,e) => {
  // Within the handler: 'this' = the form
  // 's' = the event source, but as object type
  // 'e' = the event arguments, sometimes contains useful information like click location
  Process.Start(((LinkLabel)s).Text);
  // Equivalently: Process.Start(myLinkLabel.Text)
  // But only because this event is only hooked to myLinkLabel
 };
}