Totally agree with what you said. What ever people say about Microsoft, but .Net 2.0 ROCKS!!!

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You can try some thing like this... ComboBox Manufacture Manufacture Manufactures 1 1 1 Select/Enter a manufacturer TextBox Part Number Part_Number 1 2 2 Enter part number All Records select * from main This gives more flexibility, in that you can associate one or more reports to a single form/database... Hope this helps!!!

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Instead you can rely on more popular regular expressions. try this... //add this to the using section at the top of the class using System.Text.RegularExpressions; string original = "hisnoutoThatismesnoutoYeah"; Regex reg = new Regex("snouto"); //"snouto" or what ever string[] splitStrings = reg.Split(original); Using Regular Expressions is comparatively faster that any other operations directly on strings Hope this helps!!!

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The problem I can see with your code is... When you are trying to add elements to the listbox, you are creating a new instance of your form object. this will never point to the current form being displayed. So even if you call add(), it will add to the listbox on the form which is never displayed. Instead, you have to get the reference to the existing form and then call add method. Hope this helps!!!

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try using a Database. Hopefully thats the widely used approach (if not file IO) Hope this helps!!!

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Have you heard of something called "Serialization". This saves the state of the objects. For more info check Code Project ;) Hope this helps

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try this... methodName("QTextPrint(\"TestMessage\")"); I Hope this should work. If not give this a shot string param = "QTextPrint({0}TextMessage{1})"; param = string.Format(param, "\"", "\""); Hope this helps

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