ya u can surely create a 2D arraylist e.g. Arraylist arrlst = new ArrayList[count]; for(..) { arrlst[i] = new Arraylist(); arrlst[i].Add(); } Regards, Pramod

how u r expecting a table in a text file... in text files u can't create tables, if u want to do that means seperate the texts with seperators and then get the string from that text file do the operations VMSSanthosh

Calling Dispose() doesn't make the object eligible for garbage collection. An object will be GC'ed only if there are no live references to it. Regards Senthil _____________________________ My Blog | My Articles | WinMacro

Normally a form automatically receives all keyboard events, if it has no visible or enabled controls. But if it has controls, I think the focus is never on the form itself but always on a contained control. Try setting the KeyPreview property of your form to true, so your form receives key events before the event is passed to the control that has focus. www.troschuetz.de

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Hi! Like C/C++, C# uses '0x' as prefix for hex numbers, for example 16 = 0x10. mav

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A member is public static when it is declared public static and therefor can be accessed without an instance of the class. An instance member on the other side can only be accessed by using an object of the class. A short example: public class Test { // No instance needed to access this member public static int StaticMember; // Need an instance to access this member public int InstanceMember; } Test.StaticMember = 5; Test obj = new Test; obj.InstanceMember = 5; www.troschuetz.de

Memory leak - no. GDI handle leak - yes. My programming blahblahblah blog. If you ever find anything useful here, please let me know to remove it.

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