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Welcome to Windows Forms section of C# Corner. In this section, you will find various Windows Forms related source code samples, articles, tutorials, and tips.
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Remote Desktop using C#.Net
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Thiagarajan Alagarsamy
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Oct 28, 2009
Remote Desktop Services is one of Microsoft Windows components to access a remote computer through network. Only the user interface of the application is presented at the client. Any input is redirected over to the remote computer over the network.
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EAN13 Barcode Control
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Ivar Lumi
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Jul 07, 2009
This is simple EAN13 barcode control, which can be used to display and draw EAN13 barcode to any graphics object.
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Monitor Internet Connection State
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Scott Lysle
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Jul 06, 2009
This article describes an easy approach to building two controls used to monitor the status of an internet connection and provide the user with some indication of that status.
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Masked TextBox Control
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Jibin Pan
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Jun 29, 2009
This Masked Edit TextBox intelligent user control enhances the function of TextBox control, which can mask the Date, IP Address, SSN, Phone number, digit, decimal and check the validation, automatically set delimit location.
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Text to Speech in Visual C# 2005
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Scott Lysle
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Jun 25, 2009
This article describes an application used to exercise some of the Text To Speech features available to .NET developers through the Microsoft Speech 5.1 SDK. This article does not address the newer speech server related libraries nor does it address web based deployments of speech related technologies.
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Docking Controls - Standard and Custom
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Scott Lysle
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Jun 24, 2009
This article addresses the user of the standard 2005 toolstrip container control used in conjunction with toolstrips and discusses an approach to building a custom dockable tool palette.
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Playing Sounds in .NET 2.0 using Sound Player
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Mahesh Chand
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Jun 23, 2009
If you have ever played sounds in your applications, you must be familiar with PlaySound() WIN32 function. Prior to .NET 2.0, there was no way to play sounds thorugh the managed API. The SoundPlayer class introduced in .NET 2.0 now allows developers to play sounds using managed API.
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MWLabels and MWScrolllabels v3.0
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Mikael Wiberg
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Jun 22, 2009
MWLabeland MWScrollLabels are back (v3.0). This time you can choose which StringFormat you want to use: traditional GenericDefault or GenericTypographic. GenericDefault is like a normal Label and GenericTypographic is what has been used in the previous versions of MWLabel and MWScrollLabel.
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.NET Color ListBox
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Alex '
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Jun 19, 2009
.Net ListBox control itself works fine, however as a base class for further derivation it is fundamentally flawed. The root of evil is in the Windows API ListBox. .Net ListBox is just a wrapper for this control.
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Add a Quick Map to a Windows Application
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Scott Lysle
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Jun 17, 2009
This project demonstrates a quick and easy way to add mapping to a windows desktop application (with an available internet connection) using Google Maps as the basis and source for the map.
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Windows Forms Application versus Web Application
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Mahesh Chand
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Oct 03, 2007
In one of my recent projects, we had to decide whether we should write our application as a Windows Forms application or an ASP.NET Web application. Here are some of the points that can help deciding if you should write your application as a Windows Forms application or an ASP.NET Web application.
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Hosted Browser App: Wondows Form and WebBrowser
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Preetham Mukhatira
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Aug 01, 2007
With applications moving to the web and an increasing cohesion between Web-based applications and Windows based applications, we often find ourselves in a situation where our windows application interacts with a web page. The web page can be hosted by an app, either built by the same team or could be a 3rd party website.
Either way, we find web and windows application interacting and a need for bi-directional communication.
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Multithreading in C# - A Demo
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Chuck Iyer
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Mar 10, 2009
This program illustrates multithreading in C# using a maximum of six elevators
and a minimum of one elevator in a building that can have a maximum of eight floors and a minimum of two floors.
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