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Different On Top Forms This demonstrates you how to load form on deferent modes. 1. Normal form loading. 2. Model form loading. 3. On top form within application. 4. Global On top form (The form will be on Top even if your focus is on other application). 5. Loading inactive form (loading and showing a form while keeping the focus on the main form.). Expecting your valuable feedback. Thanks!!

True window always on top. Like MS toolbar. It floats over any active application is inactive but is still always on top. Allows you to switch between applications and window is still always on top! Much better than Jake McCurry's lousy Always on top code.

Different On Top Forms This demonstrates you how to load form on deferent modes. 1. Normal form loading. 2. Model form loading. 3. On top form within application. 4. Global On top form (The form will be on Top even if your focus is on other application). 5. Loading inactive form (loading and showing a form while keeping the focus on the main form.). Expecting your valuable feedback. Thanks!!

True window always on top. Like MS toolbar. It floats over any active application is inactive but is still always on top. Allows you to switch between applications and window is still always on top! Much better than Jake McCurry's lousy Always on top code.

Unique Tool to Search For Top Code on PSC This is a tool created to accompany an article I posted on here which explains a simple tip for retrieving the top code related to your search keywords. Now although the code may seem simple to many of you expert coders on here, take note that it's not so much the code but the way in which it queries the website. Never before have you been able to search for a keyword on PSC and have it display top rated code related directly to what you are searching. Sounds strange doesn't it? Well granted you can search for popular code on here, it's not the same as "top rated" code since popular code is just code that has been viewed lots of times. Why don't you just give it a try and you will instantly see what I'm talking about. I promise you will not regret such a powerful way of searching. Oh and ofcourse, please vote if you like it. =) Here is the short article explaining the secret: http://www.planet-source-code.com/vb/scripts/ShowCode.asp?txtCodeId=67031&lngWId=1 Updates 12/16/2007 - Author View Bug Fix 12/15/2006 - New mini mode 12/05/2006 - Wow! DL Multiple Code 11/30/2006 - Added ability to Retain Log-In - Added Systray Icon 11/22/2006 - New Options Button - Lavolpe Buttons

Unique Tool to Search For Top Code on PSC This is a tool created to accompany an article I posted on here which explains a simple tip for retrieving the top code related to your search keywords. Now although the code may seem simple to many of you expert coders on here, take note that it's not so much the code but the way in which it queries the website. Never before have you been able to search for a keyword on PSC and have it display top rated code related directly to what you are searching. Sounds strange doesn't it? Well granted you can search for popular code on here, it's not the same as "top rated" code since popular code is just code that has been viewed lots of times. Why don't you just give it a try and you will instantly see what I'm talking about. I promise you will not regret such a powerful way of searching. Oh and ofcourse, please vote if you like it. =) Here is the short article explaining the secret: http://www.planet-source-code.com/vb/scripts/ShowCode.asp?txtCodeId=67031&lngWId=1 Updates 12/16/2007 - Author View Bug Fix 12/15/2006 - New mini mode 12/05/2006 - Wow! DL Multiple Code 11/30/2006 - Added ability to Retain Log-In - Added Systray Icon 11/22/2006 - New Options Button - Lavolpe Buttons

Different On Top Forms This demonstrates you how to load form on deferent modes. 1. Normal form loading. 2. Model form loading. 3. On top form within application. 4. Global On top form (The form will be on Top even if your focus is on other application). 5. Loading inactive form (loading and showing a form while keeping the focus on the main form.). Expecting your valuable feedback. Thanks!!

Unique Tool to Search For Top Code on PSC This is a tool created to accompany an article I posted on here which explains a simple tip for retrieving the top code related to your search keywords. Now although the code may seem simple to many of you expert coders on here, take note that it's not so much the code but the way in which it queries the website. Never before have you been able to search for a keyword on PSC and have it display top rated code related directly to what you are searching. Sounds strange doesn't it? Well granted you can search for popular code on here, it's not the same as "top rated" code since popular code is just code that has been viewed lots of times. Why don't you just give it a try and you will instantly see what I'm talking about. I promise you will not regret such a powerful way of searching. Oh and ofcourse, please vote if you like it. =) Here is the short article explaining the secret: http://www.planet-source-code.com/vb/scripts/ShowCode.asp?txtCodeId=67031&lngWId=1 Updates 12/16/2007 - Author View Bug Fix 12/15/2006 - New mini mode 12/05/2006 - Wow! DL Multiple Code 11/30/2006 - Added ability to Retain Log-In - Added Systray Icon 11/22/2006 - New Options Button - Lavolpe Buttons

This control makes it very easy to add a horizontal split bar to your application. Eventually this control will include vertical splitbars as well. To use this control: 1. Place the control on a form. 2. Place controls above and below the splitbar control. This control needs at least one control above it and one control below it to function. The idea is that instead of using code to set the maximum and minimum scrolling positions controls are used instead. This makes it easy to visualize the range of motion for the control. Also, you can reposition the controls in response to form resize events, and the splitbar will use the new positions. Controls that are used only for setting splitbar ranges can be hidden at run time. In the future I will probaly change this so that the splitbar uses its current position for the maximum top or maximum bottom position if no controls are added to the top or bottom. 3. In the form load event add references to the controls to the splitbar using the AddControlTop and AddControlBottom events. i.e. splitbar1.AddControlTop Text1 splitbar1.AddControlBottom Text2 splitbar1.Update Calling splitbar.Update will align the bottom of all TopControls controls with the top of the splitbar and the tops of the BottomControls to the bottom of the splitbar. Known bugs. 1. Currently the splitbar control brings itself to the top when a user moves it. This was intended to make using the control easier, but it will hide any labels contained in the control. I think thats it, if you find more please let me know. Also, please send me any ideas you may have to make this control better.

This control makes it very easy to add a horizontal split bar to your application. Eventually this control will include vertical splitbars as well. To use this control: 1. Place the control on a form. 2. Place controls above and below the splitbar control. This control needs at least one control above it and one control below it to function. The idea is that instead of using code to set the maximum and minimum scrolling positions controls are used instead. This makes it easy to visualize the range of motion for the control. Also, you can reposition the controls in response to form resize events, and the splitbar will use the new positions. Controls that are used only for setting splitbar ranges can be hidden at run time. In the future I will probaly change this so that the splitbar uses its current position for the maximum top or maximum bottom position if no controls are added to the top or bottom. 3. In the form load event add references to the controls to the splitbar using the AddControlTop and AddControlBottom events. i.e. splitbar1.AddControlTop Text1 splitbar1.AddControlBottom Text2 splitbar1.Update Calling splitbar.Update will align the bottom of all TopControls controls with the top of the splitbar and the tops of the BottomControls to the bottom of the splitbar. Known bugs. 1. Currently the splitbar control brings itself to the top when a user moves it. This was intended to make using the control easier, but it will hide any labels contained in the control. I think thats it, if you find more please let me know. Also, please send me any ideas you may have to make this control better.

This control makes it very easy to add a horizontal split bar to your application. Eventually this control will include vertical splitbars as well. To use this control: 1. Place the control on a form. 2. Place controls above and below the splitbar control. This control needs at least one control above it and one control below it to function. The idea is that instead of using code to set the maximum and minimum scrolling positions controls are used instead. This makes it easy to visualize the range of motion for the control. Also, you can reposition the controls in response to form resize events, and the splitbar will use the new positions. Controls that are used only for setting splitbar ranges can be hidden at run time. In the future I will probaly change this so that the splitbar uses its current position for the maximum top or maximum bottom position if no controls are added to the top or bottom. 3. In the form load event add references to the controls to the splitbar using the AddControlTop and AddControlBottom events. i.e. splitbar1.AddControlTop Text1 splitbar1.AddControlBottom Text2 splitbar1.Update Calling splitbar.Update will align the bottom of all TopControls controls with the top of the splitbar and the tops of the BottomControls to the bottom of the splitbar. Known bugs. 1. Currently the splitbar control brings itself to the top when a user moves it. This was intended to make using the control easier, but it will hide any labels contained in the control. I think thats it, if you find more please let me know. Also, please send me any ideas you may have to make this control better.

This control makes it very easy to add a horizontal split bar to your application. Eventually this control will include vertical splitbars as well. To use this control: 1. Place the control on a form. 2. Place controls above and below the splitbar control. This control needs at least one control above it and one control below it to function. The idea is that instead of using code to set the maximum and minimum scrolling positions controls are used instead. This makes it easy to visualize the range of motion for the control. Also, you can reposition the controls in response to form resize events, and the splitbar will use the new positions. Controls that are used only for setting splitbar ranges can be hidden at run time. In the future I will probaly change this so that the splitbar uses its current position for the maximum top or maximum bottom position if no controls are added to the top or bottom. 3. In the form load event add references to the controls to the splitbar using the AddControlTop and AddControlBottom events. i.e. splitbar1.AddControlTop Text1 splitbar1.AddControlBottom Text2 splitbar1.Update Calling splitbar.Update will align the bottom of all TopControls controls with the top of the splitbar and the tops of the BottomControls to the bottom of the splitbar. Known bugs. 1. Currently the splitbar control brings itself to the top when a user moves it. This was intended to make using the control easier, but it will hide any labels contained in the control. I think thats it, if you find more please let me know. Also, please send me any ideas you may have to make this control better.

This control makes it very easy to add a horizontal split bar to your application. Eventually this control will include vertical splitbars as well. To use this control: 1. Place the control on a form. 2. Place controls above and below the splitbar control. This control needs at least one control above it and one control below it to function. The idea is that instead of using code to set the maximum and minimum scrolling positions controls are used instead. This makes it easy to visualize the range of motion for the control. Also, you can reposition the controls in response to form resize events, and the splitbar will use the new positions. Controls that are used only for setting splitbar ranges can be hidden at run time. In the future I will probaly change this so that the splitbar uses its current position for the maximum top or maximum bottom position if no controls are added to the top or bottom. 3. In the form load event add references to the controls to the splitbar using the AddControlTop and AddControlBottom events. i.e. splitbar1.AddControlTop Text1 splitbar1.AddControlBottom Text2 splitbar1.Update Calling splitbar.Update will align the bottom of all TopControls controls with the top of the splitbar and the tops of the BottomControls to the bottom of the splitbar. Known bugs. 1. Currently the splitbar control brings itself to the top when a user moves it. This was intended to make using the control easier, but it will hide any labels contained in the control. I think thats it, if you find more please let me know. Also, please send me any ideas you may have to make this control better.

Please refer to the following url for more details on how to use the class: http://www.codeproject.com/csharp/datagridviewprinter.asp The Class Features: (1) The print style is almost the same as the style of the DataGridView control: (A) the same font style for the header and other rows, (B) the same foreground and background styles for the header and other rows, (C) the same alternating background style for the rows, (D) special font for certain rows will be considered, (E) special foreground and background styles for certain rows will be considered, (F) the same alignment for the columns. (2) Supports multiple pages. (3) The width of each column to be printed is calculated to fit all the cells (including the header cell). (4) The title at the top of the page can be specified. (5) The title font and color could be specified. (6) The title and the header row are repeated in each page. (7) The report could be top-centered (considering the top margin of the page) on the page or be aligned to the top-left margin. (8) The printing process ignores any invisible rows or columns (assuming that the user does not want them to appear). (9) If the DataGridView width is greater than the page width, then the columns with x coordinate greater than the page width will be printed into another page. This ensures that all columns will be printed (Thanks to Stephen Long). (10) Support page numbering. (11) The printing process uses Graphics.MeasureString to calculate the height and width for a certain text with a specified font. This ensures the preciseness of the printing. (12) The class supports Right-to-Left fonts.

This control makes it very easy to add a horizontal split bar to your application. Eventually this control will include vertical splitbars as well. To use this control: 1. Place the control on a form. 2. Place controls above and below the splitbar control. This control needs at least one control above it and one control below it to function. The idea is that instead of using code to set the maximum and minimum scrolling positions controls are used instead. This makes it easy to visualize the range of motion for the control. Also, you can reposition the controls in response to form resize events, and the splitbar will use the new positions. Controls that are used only for setting splitbar ranges can be hidden at run time. In the future I will probaly change this so that the splitbar uses its current position for the maximum top or maximum bottom position if no controls are added to the top or bottom. 3. In the form load event add references to the controls to the splitbar using the AddControlTop and AddControlBottom events. i.e. splitbar1.AddControlTop Text1 splitbar1.AddControlBottom Text2 splitbar1.Update Calling splitbar.Update will align the bottom of all TopControls controls with the top of the splitbar and the tops of the BottomControls to the bottom of the splitbar. Known bugs. 1. Currently the splitbar control brings itself to the top when a user moves it. This was intended to make using the control easier, but it will hide any labels contained in the control. I think thats it, if you find more please let me know. Also, please send me any ideas you may have to make this control better.

This control makes it very easy to add a horizontal split bar to your application. Eventually this control will include vertical splitbars as well. To use this control: 1. Place the control on a form. 2. Place controls above and below the splitbar control. This control needs at least one control above it and one control below it to function. The idea is that instead of using code to set the maximum and minimum scrolling positions controls are used instead. This makes it easy to visualize the range of motion for the control. Also, you can reposition the controls in response to form resize events, and the splitbar will use the new positions. Controls that are used only for setting splitbar ranges can be hidden at run time. In the future I will probaly change this so that the splitbar uses its current position for the maximum top or maximum bottom position if no controls are added to the top or bottom. 3. In the form load event add references to the controls to the splitbar using the AddControlTop and AddControlBottom events. i.e. splitbar1.AddControlTop Text1 splitbar1.AddControlBottom Text2 splitbar1.Update Calling splitbar.Update will align the bottom of all TopControls controls with the top of the splitbar and the tops of the BottomControls to the bottom of the splitbar. Known bugs. 1. Currently the splitbar control brings itself to the top when a user moves it. This was intended to make using the control easier, but it will hide any labels contained in the control. I think thats it, if you find more please let me know. Also, please send me any ideas you may have to make this control better.

This control makes it very easy to add a horizontal split bar to your application. Eventually this control will include vertical splitbars as well. To use this control: 1. Place the control on a form. 2. Place controls above and below the splitbar control. This control needs at least one control above it and one control below it to function. The idea is that instead of using code to set the maximum and minimum scrolling positions controls are used instead. This makes it easy to visualize the range of motion for the control. Also, you can reposition the controls in response to form resize events, and the splitbar will use the new positions. Controls that are used only for setting splitbar ranges can be hidden at run time. In the future I will probaly change this so that the splitbar uses its current position for the maximum top or maximum bottom position if no controls are added to the top or bottom. 3. In the form load event add references to the controls to the splitbar using the AddControlTop and AddControlBottom events. i.e. splitbar1.AddControlTop Text1 splitbar1.AddControlBottom Text2 splitbar1.Update Calling splitbar.Update will align the bottom of all TopControls controls with the top of the splitbar and the tops of the BottomControls to the bottom of the splitbar. Known bugs. 1. Currently the splitbar control brings itself to the top when a user moves it. This was intended to make using the control easier, but it will hide any labels contained in the control. I think thats it, if you find more please let me know. Also, please send me any ideas you may have to make this control better.

This control makes it very easy to add a horizontal split bar to your application. Eventually this control will include vertical splitbars as well. To use this control: 1. Place the control on a form. 2. Place controls above and below the splitbar control. This control needs at least one control above it and one control below it to function. The idea is that instead of using code to set the maximum and minimum scrolling positions controls are used instead. This makes it easy to visualize the range of motion for the control. Also, you can reposition the controls in response to form resize events, and the splitbar will use the new positions. Controls that are used only for setting splitbar ranges can be hidden at run time. In the future I will probaly change this so that the splitbar uses its current position for the maximum top or maximum bottom position if no controls are added to the top or bottom. 3. In the form load event add references to the controls to the splitbar using the AddControlTop and AddControlBottom events. i.e. splitbar1.AddControlTop Text1 splitbar1.AddControlBottom Text2 splitbar1.Update Calling splitbar.Update will align the bottom of all TopControls controls with the top of the splitbar and the tops of the BottomControls to the bottom of the splitbar. Known bugs. 1. Currently the splitbar control brings itself to the top when a user moves it. This was intended to make using the control easier, but it will hide any labels contained in the control. I think thats it, if you find more please let me know. Also, please send me any ideas you may have to make this control better.

This control makes it very easy to add a horizontal split bar to your application. Eventually this control will include vertical splitbars as well. To use this control: 1. Place the control on a form. 2. Place controls above and below the splitbar control. This control needs at least one control above it and one control below it to function. The idea is that instead of using code to set the maximum and minimum scrolling positions controls are used instead. This makes it easy to visualize the range of motion for the control. Also, you can reposition the controls in response to form resize events, and the splitbar will use the new positions. Controls that are used only for setting splitbar ranges can be hidden at run time. In the future I will probaly change this so that the splitbar uses its current position for the maximum top or maximum bottom position if no controls are added to the top or bottom. 3. In the form load event add references to the controls to the splitbar using the AddControlTop and AddControlBottom events. i.e. splitbar1.AddControlTop Text1 splitbar1.AddControlBottom Text2 splitbar1.Update Calling splitbar.Update will align the bottom of all TopControls controls with the top of the splitbar and the tops of the BottomControls to the bottom of the splitbar. Known bugs. 1. Currently the splitbar control brings itself to the top when a user moves it. This was intended to make using the control easier, but it will hide any labels contained in the control. I think thats it, if you find more please let me know. Also, please send me any ideas you may have to make this control better.

This control makes it very easy to add a horizontal split bar to your application. Eventually this control will include vertical splitbars as well. To use this control: 1. Place the control on a form. 2. Place controls above and below the splitbar control. This control needs at least one control above it and one control below it to function. The idea is that instead of using code to set the maximum and minimum scrolling positions controls are used instead. This makes it easy to visualize the range of motion for the control. Also, you can reposition the controls in response to form resize events, and the splitbar will use the new positions. Controls that are used only for setting splitbar ranges can be hidden at run time. In the future I will probaly change this so that the splitbar uses its current position for the maximum top or maximum bottom position if no controls are added to the top or bottom. 3. In the form load event add references to the controls to the splitbar using the AddControlTop and AddControlBottom events. i.e. splitbar1.AddControlTop Text1 splitbar1.AddControlBottom Text2 splitbar1.Update Calling splitbar.Update will align the bottom of all TopControls controls with the top of the splitbar and the tops of the BottomControls to the bottom of the splitbar. Known bugs. 1. Currently the splitbar control brings itself to the top when a user moves it. This was intended to make using the control easier, but it will hide any labels contained in the control. I think thats it, if you find more please let me know. Also, please send me any ideas you may have to make this control better.