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I'm not sure what you mean by overloading the dispose method. Could you give me a snippet?

Consider this code: Private Sub Form1_Click(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles MyBase.Click Dim frm As New Form1 frm.Show() End Sub When does this frm object get disposed? I'm pretty sure that frm gets slated for disposal when execution...

Sweet link NoCoolHandle... thanks again

At the risk of getting my wrists slapped by the Tek-Tips community, I'm going to ask this question... I've searched the forums and cant seem to find a post or a FAQ that clears it up for me. If this is my piece of code in VB .NET... dim frm as new Form1 frm.datagrid1.datasource= me.dataset1...

Thanks jaustin4, I think your tip was for 2000 and i'm in lowly 7.0 JohnDTampaBay and Catadmin thanks for the tip! Starred you both.

Does a stored procedure exist that i can type in the name of a stored procedure or a view and it will print out the text of the object. Now when i want the text to a stored procedure i have to open Enterprise Manager and drill down and then copy and paste the text from the object in Query...

Tips of the day? Where do you get those? Tek-Tips?

Oh, really? What products of DevExpress have you used? I just started using the .NET Windows Components suite. I really like the product. It looks like they have put a lot of thought into their products.

I HOPE so! What a GREAT feature!

This may or may not be what you are looking for... Dev Express has a product called "CodeRush" that does what is called Structural Highlighting. See pic below for an example: Hope this helps

How would you do this in 2005 or C#... just so I know what its called.

Good to know... Thanks JohnYingling! [thumbsup2]

I have just created a class and would like to describe what the purpose of each overload is. I'm not sure how to do this. I've included pictures, I hope this helps. This pic is the tooltip on my class. This pic is a dataset's tooltip that inlcudes a description. Thanks!

Does anybody know the keyboard shortcut to close the region i'm in? I dont want to close all or expand all, just the one i'm in currently. Thanks!

Usually something like that requires a call to Microsoft. Sorry. :-(

Does anybody know the equivalent to Application.StartupPath for use in a console app? I have a console app that I want to know the location of the executing program and Application.StartupPath wont work because it belongs to the System.Windows.Forms namespace. Thanks

Does anybody know why my selection square does this? No matter what i try to select with this it always comes from the right. Thanks

jubble, Thanks for the code... good idea... i just thought there would be a more eloquent way in .NET. Guess Not. [thumbsup2]

I just installed Crystal Reports XI and I cant figure out how to connect to sql server to then choose a table to base my report on. Help! :)

I know i can do this in VB .NET with the TabControl: Me.TabControl1.TabPages(0).Enabled=False Why can't i do this? Me.TabControl1.TabPages("Inventory").Enabled=False Could anybody help me to achieve this?