Process.Start("MyDocument.Doc") would load the document using the associated program although I would suggest using one of the many free HTML Compilers (creating CHM file) or a help file creator. Failing that I would save the final document as a PDF file.
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Please look at Colin's article, and stop asking the same question over and over :)
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dexter9703 wrote:
Can anyone please help with using multiple forms. I am trying to have more than one form on a program, so that data is shared between both those forms.
That's a bit vague. What exactly are you having a problem with? Do you need to know how to open mulitple forms simultaneously?
SomeForm form = new SomeForm();
form.Show();
SomeForm is the name of your Form class. Do you need to know how to pass data between forms? Passing values between forms[^] Something else?
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dexter9703 wrote:
I add items to a listbox using a button and remove using another. How can I disable the remove button if there are no contents in the listbox
Me.RemoveButton.Enabled = (Me.ListBox.Items.Count>0)
