Recent content by wher0001

Why not look for the KeyDown/KeyPress/KeyUp event and use: if(System.Windows.Forms.KeyEventArgs.KeyCode == Keys.Shift) { // Do Something }

Try using a ListView instead. The sorting will be much easier, although the listViews are a pain with Sub Items.

It seems that you may need a background process or use Multithreading. However, Application.DoEvents(); worked for me in a similar condition; although, I am not exactly sure HOW it works completely.

I have done this with VS2008 Pro and it does not work! Unless jmeckley can explain how to get this to work, I think you are better off using Selected Items and setting flags.

ControlBarText.AppendFormat(IFormatProvider. "<strong>"); was commented out in my code and appendText was a string passed from another function. With those two exceptions, yes the code compiles. I beleive you are right that this cannot be done. I have checked numersous threads with the same...

Yes, I know I am not the smartest apple in the bunch. I am using a StringBuilder to try and get bold and non-bold characters together in the Form.Text field. Am I going to have to do something with the OnPaint Method or is this just super easy and I am super slow at catching on? Trying to get...