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    Can anyone direct me to someplace that I can learn more about the forms that are built into .NET 2005? :) My problem stems from the following: I have three arrays with ten places in them. I can fill both the first two with numbers and retreive them. With Console.Writeline I can show the first two arrays numbers, and the third arrays sumation of the first and second numbers. :doh: Example: Array1{0} = 15 plus Array2{0} = 45, and sums it in Array3{0} = 60. I can display it in a console application with no problem. I need to display it in a messagebox. I can get the caption and the outputMsg to show in a messagebox. X| What I can't get is the set of numbers to show in the messagebox. This brings me back to my request. Can anyone tell me where I can find some more information on the windows forms, especially the message box? :-D P.S. - Yes this is an asignment for school, and no I'm not asking for somebody to solve it for me. Just to head me in the write direction. :-D Thank you in advance.

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      Can anyone direct me to someplace that I can learn more about the forms that are built into .NET 2005? :) My problem stems from the following: I have three arrays with ten places in them. I can fill both the first two with numbers and retreive them. With Console.Writeline I can show the first two arrays numbers, and the third arrays sumation of the first and second numbers. :doh: Example: Array1{0} = 15 plus Array2{0} = 45, and sums it in Array3{0} = 60. I can display it in a console application with no problem. I need to display it in a messagebox. I can get the caption and the outputMsg to show in a messagebox. X| What I can't get is the set of numbers to show in the messagebox. This brings me back to my request. Can anyone tell me where I can find some more information on the windows forms, especially the message box? :-D P.S. - Yes this is an asignment for school, and no I'm not asking for somebody to solve it for me. Just to head me in the write direction. :-D Thank you in advance.

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      You can check out msdn for anything. http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/kx37x362(VS.80).aspx[^] for message box in windows forms use this MessageBox.Show("Anything you want to display");

      Keshav Kamat :) India

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        You can check out msdn for anything. http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/kx37x362(VS.80).aspx[^] for message box in windows forms use this MessageBox.Show("Anything you want to display");

        Keshav Kamat :) India

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        Yes, keshav is right. MessageBox concept is very simple. If you want to learn your self then MSDN site and do some search there. I am ready to take you there if you need.

        Sr. Software Engineer Irevna, India

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