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Thanks. I will take a look at that
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Hi,
i'm Trying to Implement the Ctrl+S (save)
Do i need to Monitor the KeyPress Events and check The Last Two Keys Pressed
or there is an easer way ( a Buit -In ) 
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private void form_KeyDown(object sender, KeyEventArgs e)
{
if (e.Control && e.KeyCode == Keys.S)
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Thanks a Lot
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KeyUp's (or KeyDown's) KeyEventArgs has a Control property, then just check KeyCode for S.
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If you have a menu on the form, just set the shortcut to Ctrl+S on your Save item.
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Wow, Thanks A lot
i Never Knew this Feature Exsits
Thanks Agian
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I What some UserControl
each with a Menu
the Funny thing is that it always selects the last and perform the Action on it
any IDEA 
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You can't have the same shortcut assigned to different actions. You need to supply a different shortcut.
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Thanks
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Hi,
i'm trying to Lock The Form so that the user would'nt be able to Move it
How can i Do It, i'd tried a variaty of properties, non helped
any Suggestions
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Set the FormBorderStyle property to FormBorderStyle.None
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Thanks A Lot
I Never Thought to Try This Thanks Again
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Or if you want to keep the titlebar and other stuff:
class Form1
{
Point pos;
public Form1()
{
InitializeComponent();
this.Pos=new Point(this.Left,this.Top);
this.Move+=Form1_Move;
}
void Form1_Move(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
this.Left=pos.X;
this.Top=pos.Y;
}
}
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I want to define the object type in the ArrayList to be string - i dont want to leave is as Object.
How to do it ?
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You can't do this in ArrayList. Use List<string> instead
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You could just use a string[] array, or use List<string>...
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I want to create ActiveX Control for my windows application....
how can i do that..Bcoz i'm the new one for ActiveX.......
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Check the following link:
http://www.c-sharpcorner.com/UploadFile/dsandor/ActiveXInNet11102005040748AM/ActiveXInNet.aspx
~Dave
Dave Traister
Software Engineer
ComponentOne LLC
www.ComponentOne.com
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hi Dave
Thank u for ur reply..Here the example is simply good i can understand....
But i want to post my ActiveX application to Internet is this example is correct for that one or not........
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Hi Guys. I have read in a few post about this but for the life of me I can't find any of them and have tried searching the posts about this but don't get any results returned.
I have an application that reads data and writes that data to an Excel sheet. Problem I have is that when I change to another application while the process is running and return to the form it just shows a blank white form with just the progressbar and percentage updating.
Now, I know I can put the other process into a sepperate Thread but that means me chasnging the whole layout of my application as the work is done in a button even.
Is there any other way I can get the form to refresh and to show me the form properly?
Thanks in advance.
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Yes there is but I wouldn't recommend it. You should put long running process in a separate thread and not in a button click event for several reasons. It will make your GUI responsive, the code will be designed and structured in much more better way.
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So, basically without re-working the whole app there is no chance?
Just to clarify, I have been reading up on Threads and from what I read it doesn't seem to be that easy to work with but it doesn't seem that diffcult though. So, I would just have to declare a new Thread, call this Thread in the button event and away it goes?
I'll try and move the stuff around a bit to see what I can do about this. Hopefully I get it to work with no hastles.
Thanks mate for the reply
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Kwagga wrote: So, basically without re-working the whole app there is no chance?
You can use Application.DoEvents() but I would highly discourage from doing so.
Kwagga wrote: Just to clarify, I have been reading up on Threads and from what I read it doesn't seem to be that easy to work with but it doesn't seem that diffcult though. So, I would just have to declare a new Thread, call this Thread in the button event and away it goes?
Threads aren't very easy topic but they are quite powerful and it's worth studying it. If you need to do simple work you can use BackgroundWorker class. Here is a more in depth explanation about threading concepts: Threading in C#[^]
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