Here. "Are you starting work on a Windows Forms project and need that extra jump start? The Windows Forms development team is hosting a hands-on development lab on the Microsoft campus for companies who are actively starting Windows Forms work. If you are about to start a Windows Forms project or recently started a project, please apply to attend."

Here. "This sample demonstrates how to create a Windows Forms application that registers itself as a desktop toolbar. The behavior of your desktop toolbar can exactly mimic that of the Windows Taskbar."

Here. "Perfectly mimics the built-in NotifyIcon control, except this one supports Windows XP balloon tips."

Here. "As useful and as popular as Chris Maunder's "An unclickable button" article and class is, I thought that a clickable button might also be useful. While my ClickableButton class is implemented specifically for .NET, the very same techniques can be used in nearly every object-oriented windowing library."

Here. "The .NET platform provides developers with an unprecedented level of language interoperability—at a price. Luckily, it won't cost you an arm and a leg to participate. Part 3 of 3."

Here. "A .NET-savvy compiler can help you to get the best of all worlds: Continue using your language as before, yet take advantage of valuable components from other languages. Part 2 of 3."

Here. "While some question the need for multilanguage support, .NET proves that such strange bedfellows as Fortran, Eiffel and C# can interoperate. First in a three-part series."

Here. "ASP.NET Web Matrix is a community-supported, easy-to-use WYSIWYG application development tool for ASP.NET. It can be installed via a quick 1.2 MB download (about 5 minutes using a 56Kb modem). Best of all — it's absolutely free!"