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Hello; Are poeple using inherited forms out there and if so, has the design worked out for you? I've played with them and when the parent form is a dll, there seems to be an issue with the designer in the consuming project such that you need to wrap the parent form class in an interface; at...

Is anyone using the css friendly controls? If so, how are they working out for you, which Visual Studio are you using and where did you download them from? Thanks, Bill

This is interesting. Don't know a thing about the topic but for fun I Googled, c# autocad api, and got a slew of links/info. Seems there's a .net API for you to learn. Wish I had your task.

Jbenson001; I like C# over VB for coding in the asp.net environment not because C# syntax is closer to what I already know, (done a lot of VB over the years), but because in the web environment I'm coding a lot of javascript on the client side, so swithcing between the two languages all the...

Sunil; I think you might back up a step and look at this link: http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms173115(VS.80).aspx Bill

Thanks, Guys, I'm encouraged. I've got the APress book by Matthew MacDonald, Beginning ASP.Net 3.5 in C# 2008. Seems like a good book, too. I like C# and Visual Studio and the .net classes, as I've been working with them all in the Windows desktop environment. I also like C# for code in a...

AH, yes, in a perfect world. But, VB-only code? Didn't know there was such a thing. (At least I think this is true. I'm new to .net.) Far as I can tell, it's VB-in-name-only; just a dll that needs a new name and some better MSDN documentation. Still, it works. Thanks, Bill

I'm wondering what people think of asp.net; how you like working with it. I've coded a lot of html and javascript, jsp, classic asp, etc. and I'm balking a bit when it comes to committing to learning asp.net. I'm uncomfortable reading about asp.net because it abstracts so much of what web...

For Misterstick; You can use it in C#. See this link: http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms173136.aspx 1. Make the reference to the VB dll 2. Add the using statement 3. then code away: Keyboard myKeyboard = new Keyboard(); if (myKeyboard.CtrlKeyDown) MessageBox.Show(" ctl key is...