VC# Express 2010 http://www.microsoft.com/express/Downloads/#2010-Visual-CS
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http://tutplusplus.blogspot.com/
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Recorded with Camtasia Studio 7
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Here are the codes + solution:
http://thedarkjoker94.cer33.com/?p=41
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In this tutorial you will learn about:
* Cross-Threading;
* Sending text from a Form to another;
* Close a Form using another Form;
* Multi-Threading.
Keywords: System.Threading.
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Organic Meditations One Kevin MacLeod http://www.incompetech.com/
Licensed under Creative Commons "Attribution 3.0" http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/
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Lolz!!!
Thanks for the tutorial...
But that's a very very long way for transferring text compared to VB!!!
I hate C#, but school requires it, damn...
kamatayan19191945 2 months ago
WOW!!!! Thank you! finally! wooooooooo
OnClickListener 3 months ago
I've been trying to understand how to do that for about 20 hours reading lots of tutorials on threading, but this video is what actually made it clear to me. Thank you.
asphyxxiant 3 months ago
@supadox What is the progrem?
eladelad1212 6 months ago
@eladelad1212 It's a feature of the program he is using to record the video.
supadox 6 months ago
how did you did the sound of the mouse?
eladelad1212 6 months ago
thnak you for the tutorial, i was going crazy with this, until i found your wonderfull guide :)
F0r54k3nD34th 7 months ago
@LeftTechticle Thanks for explaining. Now everyone is able to take your reasoning on board. I mean, since when did anyone take notice of "don't use this". For the record though, I agree. Using the constructor IS a much better way to do it. :)
CoDCopsProductions 7 months ago
@CoDCopsProductions too many people these days are using the Form Load Event to construct data for the form when such data should be constructed in the form constructor. I must have saw the form load abusers to many times that day to say such a thing.
LeftTechticle 7 months ago
@LeftTechticle Could you clarify what you mean?
CoDCopsProductions 8 months ago