obviously...i said it's been that way since i installed VS (after formatting) =/

i did resetsettings and it didn't work, and when i right click-add item on my project i don't have a class but when i do the same on the solution i do...=\

um, i don't really know how to do that =[ and it's a fresh installation so i don't know if resetting settings would help, it's already it's default

I recently reinstalled visual studio, but now when i try to add a class (project -> add class) instead of having a class, i have an option to add an interface...and instead of windows form i have inherited form. Is there a way to add the form and class templates?

i did draw everything myself, i drew images on a panel and overrided the mouse movements and added a basic collision detection...but it did flicker :/

Well...i did make a custom control, a panel that has an array of rectangles in it into which i render images, but it was EXTREMELY flickery for some reason (even though i used a backbuffer) :/

but how would i know which button to set the focus to? (did you even look at minesweeper to see what i meant?)

Is it possible to make a button lose it's focus once a mouse has passed it? (i mean, if it's clicked and held down and then the mouse moves out of the button). for example, the buttons in Minesweeper are like that. so, is there any way to do so?

Is there a way to create a simple button with no xp skins or anything? (like the buttons in minesweeper)? I tried to disable UseVisualStyleBackColor but it still shows a blue rectangle on the button after it's been clicked.

How can i get a window's icon? (by it's handle). Just so it's clear: i'm not talking about my own program's window, but about another window.

When i try to find a regular expression in a string, if the expression isn't in the string the program just gets stuck =\ how can i fix it? example: Match find = Regex.Match(downloadPageSource, @"(\w?\d?)+\.site\.com/access(\d+)\.jpg"); if the expression isn't there the program just freezes =\

uhh, did you see the screenshot? cause..uhh..this doesn't seem to answer my question (or is it just me?)

then it sucks =\ no way to fix it?

when i dock my listbox to the left\right it doesn't take up all the left, and leaves a gap down (see image). it wasn't like this before...so...any suggestions? Screenshot from visual studio (2005)

uhh..that's ASP.NET and i didn't say i WANTED access to System volume information...it just lists that directory along with all the others and when it tries to access it, it raises an exception and terminates the whole operation =\

I'm looking for the best way to scan (go through) all the files on the computer (for search purposes etc.). i tried some ways but there's certain problems i couldn't find a solution to, such as a "no access" exception when it gets to the "system volume information" dir. so...what's the best way to do it?

I want to make a typewriter like program (you know, writes a string 1 letter at a time), so I tried to use a timer but the timer elapsed event has to be static, so then you don't have access to global variables \= I tried this but it doesn't work: public string myString = "hello all"; public int i=0; static void Main(string[] args) { System.Timers.Timer t = new System.Timers.Timer(200); t.Elapsed += new System.Timers.ElapsedEventHandler(t_Elapsed); t.Start(); Console.Read(); } static void t_Elapsed(object sender, System.Timers.ElapsedEventArgs e) { Program mypr = new Program(); Console.Write(mypr.getString()); mypr.addToI(); } public string getString() { if (i < myString.Length) return myString[i].ToString(); else return null; } public void addToI() { i++; } because it creates a new instance of "Program" each time the timer is elapsed =\ so how can I do it?

It's not excellent...it doesn't help me >< I still need to know how to do it \=

lol...ever heard of trainers? and you don't even have to go that far, just google "TSearch"...a memory searcher used to search a program's memory and change values in it.

In another program (games). I just want to learn the whole thing (used to build trainers etc.).