Somebody asked me a question how to make a form immovable once it is loaded - I am sure this is not a very common request...I looked at the form properties but did not come across any property at the form level that achieves this...so I wrote some code to do it - it seems to work. Throw this code into your form code...

Something basic, Not that you would but you could...If you want to debug .NET solutions without Visual Studio you can use DBGCLR.EXE to do so which gives you a GUI interface to debug .NET Executables/Programs/Processes. To use this you either need to have the .NET SDK 1.1/2.0 installed or Visual Studio (in which case you don't need to use DBGCLR). Users who have SDK installed can find the tool at Microsoft.NET\FrameworkSDK\GuiDebug. Users who have Visual Studio installed can find this tool at Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio .NET 2003\SDK\v1.1\GuiDebug for .NET 1.1 or Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio 8\SDK\v2.0\GuiDebug for .NET 2.0.

Click here  http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/d9kh6s92.aspx to get a listing of tools for the .NET Framework.

Microsoft will be hosting a Code Camp on June 10’Th. The code camp is a great event for .NET developers to network and also gain a lot of information on the topics that are current and unique. The speakers in Code Camp are experts on topics they speak on and have a lot of experience in the subject they are presenting; it is a good opportunity for developers to get questions answered in person. You actually see code being developed on the fly!!!

Call for Speakers- To present on a wide variety of topics from Web Applications, Smart Clients, Data Access and Security Best Practices.

Whether you are a speaker or an attendee we would love to have you participate in this developer event.

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