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QuestionWhat is the function of Filedialog.RestoreDirectory Pin
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QuestionHow to check if one button is active [ solved ] Pin
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Don't do this. DOn't rely on the states of controls to control the state of your application. Maintain the state in your own structures seperate from what controls are telling you. This way, you have better control over what's going on in your application without having to deal with the side-effects of control values. For example, checking Control.Visible will change depending on if the user can actually see the control. It may change if the user drags another window over the top of the control in question.

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