You may not be aware that each WinForm Control has a Tag property which can be very useful in certain circumstances.
Why use the Tag Property?
Use the Tag property when you need to associate an object or store state…
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If you follow the Spotlight on Controls series you might be familiar with the Enable property that is shared by all WinForms controls. This property allows you to disable controls so they no longer can be interacted with.
For example,…
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The “Spotlight on Controls” series focuses on a single WinForms control in PowerShell Studio 2012, details the important Properties, Methods, and Events of the control and demonstrates how to utilize the control. Most of the information about the controls is…
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August 11, 2022 – The interactive version of the WinForms Control Reference for PowerShell is no longer available. The guide is located here.
Not long ago we released the WinForms Control Reference for PowerShell. We have taken the Reference a…
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This article was updated August 9, 2022.
The WinForms Control Reference for PowerShell guide provides you with a quick reference for the WinForm controls in PowerShell Studio. The document contains a list of all the important properties, methods, and events…
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Did you ever want to make your forms a little more flashy? How about creating an Awesome Fade In Form? Yeah that’s right I said Awesome!
[Start Deep Voice]
Everybody loves it when their forms make a smooth entrance. Ohhh…
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The Spotlight on Controls series is designed to teach beginning GUI developers about controls, the WinForms (System.Windows.Forms) objects that you use in a GUI application.
Each article feature a different WinForms control and introduces its most frequently used properties, methods,…
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Recently a blog post titled Charting with PowerShell was brought to my attention. The blog article demonstrates how to create graphs in PowerShell using WinForms. After reading this article, I thought it would be much easier to have the option…
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In order to celebrate the release of PrimalForms 2011, I’m releasing a game I created called:
Tic Tac Plebius
Just as the name suggests, the game is based on Tic Tac Toe, but with a SAPIEN twist. For those of…
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We have been asked this question several times.
Does PrimalForms use WPF?
For those of you who are not familiar with Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF), it is Microsoft’s new graphical interface that uses DirectX and your graphics card to render…
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