Hi,
I am new to .net programming but am used to Borland C++ Builder (like Delphi). There are third party components available that you drop on a form and it will save the forms size, position, etc. when you exit. As a matter of fact, you can save all the properties of the form and it's controls (colors, text, checkbox states, etc.). Anyway, is there a way to do this in .net or any components that will do it for you?
Thanks,
Joe
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