Hi there. I'm having a little problem here with some forms.
Let me describe the problem: my application has a MDI parent form (the form that starts with the application); then when I click a button a modal form appears; this modal form has a button in it that when clicked should close itself, create a new child form for the parent and create another modal form. The thing is that when I click the button on the modal form it does close itself...

Thank you very much, mwalts. Your link proved to be very useful. Thank you again....

Your code works but the behaviour I'm looking for is kinda different.
It's something like this: say I'm pinging a range of IP's starting with192.168.1.1 in the main thread using a for loop. At first the PingCompletedCa llback returns the ping statistics from 192.168.1.1; then the main thread pings 192.168.1.2. At this point the PingCompletedCa llback returns the ping statistics from another host, something like 192.168.1.32 or some other IP...

Hi everybody.
I'm trying to develop e network scanner. I've run into trouble when got to the part of scanning the IP's :) ... meaning that I need to make the scanning method non-blocking. To do so I thought the Ping.SendAsync would come in handy. I've followed this example: http://msdn2.microsoft .com/en-us/library/system.net.netw orkinformation. ping.aspx but when I try to use it in a Winforms application the WaitOne() method blocks the PingCompletedCa llback...

No opinions yet? :(

Hello.
Is there a way to use a FlowLayoutPanel and be able to change the FlowDirection every time it goes on a new row? (I also need to have WrapContents enabled). What I want to obtain is something like a snake effect as in if a have a FlowLayoutPanel expanded on 5 rows for example, I need it to have the FlowDirection LeftToRight on the first row, RightToLeft on the 2nd, LeftToRight on the 3rd and so on. Or maybe could someone point me towards...