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May 2006 - Posts

Conflict Between ClickOnce and Kensington Mouseworks Causes ClickOnce Applications to Crash

The ClickOnce development team has just alerted us that the current versions of Kensington Mouseworks software have a bad problem in one of their driver DLLs that crashes all ClickOnce applications. The bug occurs in a DLL that is loaded with every Windows
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Accessing the Unmanaged WebBrowser Control in Windows Forms

Lets say you're using the managed WebBrowser control in Windows Forms 2.0. At some point, you realize you want/need access to the underlying unmanaged WebBrowser control. Perhaps you need access to IWebBrower2, or you want to get the unmanaged IServiceProvider

Application Settings FAQ (Or, Everything You Wanted to Know about Application Settings, But Couldn't Find in the Docs)

If you missed it the first time out, check out Ragavendra Prabhu's Application Settings FAQ , which documents some of the trickier points of this great Whidbey technology. Of course, you might ask, "Why isn't this stuff in the documentation, genius?!"
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Adding Custom My.Application Methods to C# Windows Forms Applications

In my last entry, I talked about how I loved extending My.Application in VB to create global methods available to my entire application. A reader mentioned that you can get much of the default functionality associated with the My class by using That .
 
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