Hi,

I have a simple form, with two DateTimePicker-controls: One for date, and one for time. The thing is these two controls are supposed to represent a single point in time. Hence I would like to "Bind" them to a single DateTime property on my form (for simplicity). I did the following:

// Start is a DateTime property on the form
_StartDate.DataBindings.Add("Value", this, "Start"); 
_StartTime.DataBindings.Add("Value", this, "Start");

But hooking into "ValueChanged" event, yields mixed results... Sometimes I get exactly what I want, sometimes the updates of the property are "sluggish". I figured this way of splitting into two DateTimePicker's was fairly common. So how to do it?

Update: There is possibly multiple questions in there:

1. How do I bind a DateTimePicker (Format: Date) to a DateTime Property on a form?
2. Then, how do I bind yet another DateTimePicker (Format: Time) to the same property?
3. I'm using Visual Studio Express 2008 (.NET 3.5), and I seemingly get ValueChanged events from the DateTimePickers before the value is changed?