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Find some interesting information regarding “How to in Windows Forms?“ here .

You can use Windows Forms controls in web pages – see http://msdn.microsoft.com/msdnmag/issues/02/01/UserCtrl/default.aspx But, We only support using Windows Forms controls in IE and in MFC7.x (see official statement of support below). We do...

Windows Forms 2.0 and Visual Studio 2005 (both codenamed "Whidbey") are the next release of Microsoft’s smart client platform and tools. Check here for upcoming features .

Whidbey provides a rich Layout Mechanism. This is provided by two new containers, namely, the TableLayoutPanel and the FlowLayoutPanel. Also almost every control now provides a “AutoSize” property which allows the control to dynamically grow...

If you want to use XP themed forms in your solution (in pre whidbey) then remember that XP requires a manifest file to be in the same directory with the EXE to make this work. (e.g) put the app.exe.manifest in the same folder as app.exe There are articles...

I had a recent bug on my plate about Drag-Drop operations not working on non-STA Threads. This made me curious to find out more information about thread apartments. This is a great article which explains the threading models.

There is this great article on MSDN which explains the z-order for the windows forms controls.