string s = @"C:\Program Files\fop.bat";

I didn't know the mousewheel closing tip, thanks :-D You can also LeftCtrl + LeftMouseClick the link to tab it. But i'm just damn too lazy X| -- modified at 10:10 Friday 12th May, 2006

not thousands, just the 10 links google returns from search (first page) :)

is it possible when one google something, to open ALL links at once in tabs (just with 1 or 2 clicks) ?

see the AcceptButton property of your form...

Hi, in the suburbs of Paris FRANCE, I have 10Mb/512Kb for 35€/month with cable and no limits. Can upgrade with no costs to 20Mb, but don't really need this now :) With adsl, you can get 20Mb+ for ~30€. -- modified at 11:09 Tuesday 18th April, 2006

LOL :laugh:

I'm not sure I understood well, but if you want to add the content of a variable to the textbox that contains some string, these should be helpful: check if your control has focus: control.Focused check if your textbox has some text in it: textbox.Text.Lenght textbox.Text != string.Empty appends new text to existing text: textbox.Text += "your new text";

i can't really see where your code's wrong, maybe if you post more code or a link to it, more people could be able to help you.

Try to get the location where you clicked and check if it's contained in the control. Must be something like this: if (s.Location.ClientRectangle.Contains(e.Location) == true) { ... }

It's a normal behaviour, if you put code in your Main() like any other function, it will return after the last instruction, in your case: webService.ProblematicMethod1(); So, if there's nothing else to execute after, the program will terminate.

try the 'Owner' property.