I had been asked an interesting question around why internal class members were declared public, not internal in my PR.

In WinForms, I created a form to display the version number of the application.
It only contains labels, and a timer to close it.
I have an hesitation about this.
If showed modal, it works very good; but of course, it delays the rest of the application, if I want to let time to read a description.
If showed not modal, it displays its background, and nothing else.
I am thinking about a way to stimulate the loading of the texts, without refraining the execution of the application.

I made a class witch building some cards(Panel), and I want to add “Click” event while they are generated. I use this code below:

i tried this but it’s not working. the check is never true and it’s never get inside.

I should say first up, I don’t think this is a duplicate of Creating a DPI-Aware Application, and the many other similar questions, though it is closely related.

very new programmer here,
I just completed a C# winform project and wanted to rename my project folder to something else (bad idea). After I renamed it, my code would not compile and gave me a CSC : error CS2001: Source file ‘myfile.cs’ could not be found.

The code

In CSharp, on Windows 11, I have a form with a solid background and a transparent PictureBox. The form loads and PictureBox is actually transparent, but when I move the mouse over the transparent area the mouse handling gets sent to objects behind the form.

this is a screenshot of my form1 and there is a small offset between the point and the mouse cursor. the point should be drawn where the mouse cursor arrow is.

How to solve and avoid from getting this exception ?