I've been tasked with writing a windows application. On the asp.net side we can use repeaters to create user controls but I haven't found the equivalent for windows forms. I'm trying to create a group of comboboxes from an array of items. Do I need to make collection of them? And how do I position them on the form? All I see is the absolute X Y coordinates, but what if you have 10 or 20 of these items? Thanks

VMWARE Fusion preferences -> Uncheck "Enable Mac OS keyboard shortcuts" should clear that up.

Hi, Anyone have any experience creating a helpfile mergemodule in Visual Studio? I'm wrapping up the documentation for an SDK. Using the Visual Studio Help Install wizard I created the merge modules. After compiling and installing I realized none of the filters were installed. I have no idea how to edit them after using the wizard. Looking through MSDN website doesn't provide any more information than what I already know. Please, anyone know how to edit the files in the Collections folder to add filters? I'm sure one of the xml files does it.

I'm trying to figure out why you would want to do convert the library into another language. Except for the syntax, CSharp and VB.Net have access to the same libraries. And are compiled down to the same thing. As a C# developer the convertors have only been useful in letting me understand the VB language. In the end it was easier to leave things they way they were and create a new namespace.

Thanks Tom, but how do I modify the file during the install process? It's going to include some database strings, and other application/user specific settings. We normally have a wizard that runs on the first instance of the website that takes care of this. For security we have removed this and want it done during the install. (The old method wasn't perfect, but as a web developer, it worked for me) Regards. Joe

Hi Guys, Application is almost done and now I'm trying to write the installer. Problem is I'm using an XML file for some of the configuration and I can't find how to create one using the installer. Is there something built into visual studio that can do this or will I have to write create some sort of post-install script?