Sams Teach Yourself Microsoft® Visual C#™ .NET in 24 Hours

Q&A

Q1:	What if I need a lot of timers, but I'm concerned about system resources?
A1:	When possible, use a single timer for multiple duties. This is extremely easy when two events occur at the same interval—why bother creating a second timer? When two events occur at different intervals, you can use some decision skills along with static variables (discussed in Hour 11) to share Timer events.
Q2:	What else can I do with an Image List control?
A2:	You can assign a unique picture to a node in a Tree View control when the node is selected. You can also display an image in the tab of a tab page in a Tab control. There are a lot of uses, and as you learn more about advanced controls, you'll see additional opportunities for using images from an Image ...