Here's how to implement a basic version of this functionality in C# Windows Forms applications. For this article, the version of Visual Studio you utilize really doesn't matter, as the technique is ...

Now that we have learned how to work with Windows Forms, we will take a look at Windows Controls. Visual Basic .NET comes with an extensive amount of built-in controls for use in your applications.

Starting with Microsoft Office, users have been able to double-click or drag a toolbar and have it become a floating window that can be moved or docked to the side of the application window. Here's ...