davieJohnson

you can also try this: If you have a function that sets 2 Global variables(or arrays if nesecarry) then the function doesn't need to return anything. when you need the values again you simply call them from the Globals class. Here is an example: [CODE] public static class Globals { …

Do you increment your id's manually or is it done by sql

It sounds like a fairly simple process to do procided you know how to use the actual code not the wizzards. How much of the project have you done already?

I have 2 projects that I have been working on for a while. I want to open a form that is part of project 2 when I click a button on a form in project 1. I have no doubt that that this is possible but I don't know how, …

give each textBox a name and try to use the Controls.Fine method to access the textBox you want.

Try creating a second table but not a duplication of 'Books', Rather a table that you could call 'Changes'. When a record in Books is changed store all the data about the change ie: the book ID, the field changed, the original entry. To undo the changes get this data …

I have 2 forms, I want 'form2' to open when I click a button on 'form1'. Any ideas?

If i understand your question correctly you can use the name property of the created treenode(root.Name = nodeName) to set the name of 'root; to a string.

Have you tried using 2 comboBoxes? One can be for the search(i'll call it 'Search') criteria so load it with these options: 'All', 'First Name', 'Second name', 'DBO'. On the DBO_LostFocus event you can check the 'Search' combobox'es selected index, perform the relevant search and load the 'DBO' comcobox with …

Tell us abit about the project. what will the program do and how do you plan to use the special mouse control within it?

Add another if statement to check the length of 'TelNo': [CODE] if (TelNo.Length == 10) { //The rest of your code } [/CODE]

The best thing for him will be to use a variety of sources. The internet is a must there are multiple blogs on all subjects as well as tutorials, I would also advise a good text book though. The important thing is that he tries all the ways of doing …

I am working on a C# Windows Form project and I need to access the controls on a form from a separate class within the project. can anyone help me with this?