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New WinForms FAQ Released
The MSDN Smart Client Developer Center has published a new WinForms FAQ featuring answers to commonly asked questions about WinForms and Smart Client development. The FAQ covers categories such as design time type editors, working with data, keyboard support and many others.
Topics in this FAQ are organized into a series of pages. This key is your guide to the organization of topics into pages and the relations between them.
Windows Forms
Windows Forms covers Windows Forms applications on the .NET Framework 1.0 and 1.1, the System.Windows.Forms.Form class, common dialogs, and some general reading recommendations.
Controls and Components (General)
Controls and Components (General) covers the System.Windows.Forms.Control and System.ComponentModel.Component classes, including their appearance and behavior, and design-time issues. There is a section on hosting Controls in Internet Explorer.
Controls and Components (Specific)
Controls and Components (Specific) covers classes derived from System.Windows.Forms.Control and System.ComponentModel.Component.
Data
Data covers databases, data sources, the DataSet class and data binding as they apply to all Controls.
.NET Framework
.NET Framework covers Common Language Runtime (CLR) features, the Framework Class Library (FCL) outside of the System.Windows.Forms namespace, and issues that apply to all .NET Framework applications not specifically to Windows Forms applications.
Tools
Tools covers Visual Studio and other tools and utilities used to develop and debug Windows Forms applications and other .NET Framework applications generally.
Windows Forms 2.0
Windows Forms 2.0 covers issues relating to Windows Forms on .NET Framework 2.0 using Visual Studio 2005.
To view the entire FAQ, click here.
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