Create a class to add Error, Warning, and Information entries in the Windows event log.

Discover how to interchange information between sibling forms of a parent form. In many cases, especially in MDI applications, you need to interchange information between child forms that are instantiated by the same parent. In such cases, delegates are a suitable way to exchange information.

Build a Windows Event Log Watcher Service Process to Export Event Log Entries as an RSS feed using System.Diagnostics.EventLog, EntryWritten, and EnableRaisingEvents.

Microsoft Foundation Classes continue to play an important role for C++ developers. Discover how to upgrade an existing application with MFC 9's full support for the Windows Vista look-and-feel.

Microsoft relaxed delegates in VB 8.0 to provide more options for binding event handlers to events. Some further relaxation is in store with the upcoming VB 9.0 release. Find out how it works.

Learn how to develop a custom message box in C#.

Learn the details about events and delegates. You'll also read about the .NET 2.0 features for delegates.

Learn about monitoring the Windows event log for user logon events.

Extension methods provide a new mechanism for invoking static methods on object instances. Although they behave similarly to static methods, they offer greater convenience.

The application is designed using .NET remoting framework 1.0. .NET remoting provides a very powerful framework for the distributed application.

Learn the ins and outs of .NET remoting and event handling in VB .NET with an examination of the supporting code in a simple chat client and server application, including the use of the command, observer, singleton, and factory patterns.

Ever wondered why, when using FileSystemWatcher over a network drive, it seems to forget what it's supposed to do? This article aims to explain the problem and show you how to solve it.

A simple illustration of using event handling and delegates for a new service.

Having trouble using the asynchronous call mechanisms built into .NET? Let Kenn Scribner clarify it for you and make your programming tasks (at least as related to asynchronous processing) a little easier.

This article builds on the recommended practice for event handling described by Microsoft in the MSDN Library.