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Please Check It cboKeyWord.Items.Add( new ListItem("<-Select KeyWord>-", "0"));

i think that u have understand the idea that i need. i think that the solution is to use a dcom server implemented like a windows services. but what is dcom i don't know any way 10x etretyertyery

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Thanks to reply, But my question is not related to database:confused:. I only want scroll listbox together at same time. If i scroll first listbox than second listbox automatically scroll together. Thanks:), Naveen Jatav

Hi You can used the Threading and Give the interval

No control does this, but it's easy enough to write one. Just set up a control that contains the text, and keeps drawing itself scrolling, then capture the click event, work out what's been clicked, and then based on that, open another form. Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++ Metal Musings - Rex and my new metal blog "I am working on a project that will convert a FORTRAN code to corresponding C++ code.I am not aware of FORTRAN syntax" ( spotted in the C++/CLI forum )

i expect to use a dcom server implemented as a windows services that allow the client to connect to the sql server by invoking a method if any idea plz give me a help bye. etretyertyery

Hi Paul Use "FillSchema" method to get only data structure and call "Fill" method when you need to get data. eg. yyy.FillSchema(dt, ....mapped) xxx.DataSource=dt

Curiouser and curiouser... that seemed to do the trick, at least partially as the designer code now reads: ... this.m_FilterTypeComboBox1.Items.AddRange(new object[] { "= (equals)", "<> (not equal)", ... "begins with", "ends with"}); ... However, this is quite strange, when I run the form the combo box lists exactly 2 set of the list when I scroll down using the thumb, however when I scroll using the arrow it only scrolls through 1 set. ie The combo box items are: = (equals) <> (not equal) ... begins with ends with = (equals) <> (not equal) ... begins with ends with but when I press the down arrow to cycle through the options it gets to ends with and the next item is back to the top of the list. I'm stumped! Thanks, Paul

Thanks for the advice. Cormac.

Thanks, this works brilliantly. Struggled at first with the DrawString method but eventually came right.:-D There are 10 types of people in the world, those who understand binary and those who dont.

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