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Steve Le Monnier
My user interface design requires that ErrorProviders are used for errors
but also to indicate warnings to the users as well. In order to provide a
clear visual clue between errors and warnings its necessary to have two
differing icons.
I could place two ErrorProviders on my form, but what I would really like to
do is switch the Icon on the ErrorProvider control at run-time. But I am
having difficulty in understanding the syntax required to point the
ErrorProvider icon property at an Icon embedded inside the project assembly.
Does anybody have an suggestions on the syntax required to achieve this?
Many thanks
Steve Le Monnier
but also to indicate warnings to the users as well. In order to provide a
clear visual clue between errors and warnings its necessary to have two
differing icons.
I could place two ErrorProviders on my form, but what I would really like to
do is switch the Icon on the ErrorProvider control at run-time. But I am
having difficulty in understanding the syntax required to point the
ErrorProvider icon property at an Icon embedded inside the project assembly.
Does anybody have an suggestions on the syntax required to achieve this?
Many thanks
Steve Le Monnier