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bprashanth

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  1. Thank you plausiblyDamp for that piece of info. Background worker was a sure eye-opener for me (as I was accustomed to programming threads in pre-.NET 2.0 era) ...
  2. @joe_pool_is I think Hide is as same as Visible = False when you are using Form.Show() method. But in one particular scenario when I used Form.ShowDialog method, I had certain problems using Hide() method which were solved by using Visible=False.
  3. @marble_eater Yes, but to try to prevent form from being at the top we can always use the Form.Hide() method, right?
  4. Your problem will be answered by something called Z-Order. The simplest - and easiest - solution would be just calling BringToFront() method in the order that you want the forms to be displayed. You may want to refer this link: http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/winforms/thread/2d59e858-5705-400b-a383-fd479e9409da
  5. Yup, agree with joe... You may start with this link, though: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms171886(VS.80).aspx
  6. I once used keypress/textchanged event for text box to get customized autocomplete feature. Try it out. Only thing is that you may have to write more than 50 lines of code and get information from database many times during the process. All the best!
  7. I hope you have an Insert Command at place, just that the command is not valid. Looking at the command, 1. Check if DesignID is a required field in the table, may be you are not specifying the value (or you should not specify - like autogenerate) 2. Verify if all the field names are correct
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