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Following secure development best practice, an application should obtain and store user credentials securely. Microsoft has provided a means to accomplish this on the desktop: the unmanaged Credential Management API, which exposes the capability to provide a standard login experience for the user which is also secure. This code demonstrates how to create a generic dialog implementation using this API..  -
When you're writing Windows Forms applications it's always nice to be able to keep the UI responsive in order to avoid frustrating the user. Here's a method of completing your asynchronous work on the Application Idle loop rather than allowing another thread to wander into your Windows Forms code and then trying to deal with it by Control.Invoke.. -
How to add an additional menu item to a windows system menu.. -
Demonstrates how to capture a screen shot of the entire desktop, or a particular window in C# or VB.NET.. -
One of the most cumbersome things you will ever have to do with Winforms is updating your User interface while receiving events from another thread. These helper classes make it a breeze.. -
Two classes that provide system menu functionality similar to the regular Menu and MenuItem classes so that you can use regular Click events instead of overriding WndProc.. -
Data entry is a very important part of a lot of applications. It is important to validate data as it is entered without disturbing the user. Enter the ErrorProvider component.. -
This short article describes how to use the NotifyIcon in your applications and how to add menus to the icon.. -
Shows how to create controls at runtime and set their properties. -
This example code uses the errorProvider control which ships with c# to validate data entry and shows the error icon if validation is not correct.
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