Because the Windows Forms <xref:System.Windows.Forms.TreeView> control displays nodes in a hierarchical manner, when adding a node you must pay attention to what its parent node is. The following ...

The Windows Forms <xref:System.Windows.Forms.TreeView> control can display icons next to each node. The icons are positioned to the immediate left of the node text. To display these icons, you must ...

I'm working on an RSS reader in .NET 2.0. It's a WinForms app. Like most RSS readers, it's got an outlook-style layout with a TreeView control on the left hand side that holds your feed subscriptions ...

I'd like to modify the behavior of my treeview control so that when an item is right-clicked on, the treeview.selectednode is set equal to the item that was right clicked on. (By default, the ...

You should give your apps UIs that users enjoy. Unhappy users make for unhappy programmers—and sometimes out-of-work programmers. You need to make your UIs attractive, easy to use, and responsive.