Re Run method in another windows form?

[Ashish]

GetInstalledPri nters do not requires 2 parameters.

SP,

Basically make sure that your event handler method getCurrentPrint ers has
signature of (object, EventArgs e)

Thanks,
Ashish

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Justin,
I thought monday morning may help me but alas not. This is what I have
so far along the lines you suggested so I hope you can have a quick
check for me. It won't compile - it tells me that getCurrentPrint ers()
does not match delegate - void System.EventHan dler(object,
System.EventArg s)

public class FormA : Form {
private void lnkAdd_LinkClic ked(object sender,
System.Windows. Forms.LinkLabel LinkClickedEven tArgs e)()
{
AddPrinter addform = new AddPrinter();
addform.DataUpd ated += new EventHandler(ge tCurrentPrinter s);
addform.Show();
}

private void GetInstalledPri nters()
{
// do stuff
}
}

and in formB

public class AddPrinter : Form
{
public event EventHandler DataUpdated;

private void OnDataUpdated(E ventArgs e)
{
if ( DataUpdated != null )
{
DataUpdated(thi s, e);
}
}

public void btnAdd_Click(ob ject sender, System.EventArg s e)
{
OnDataUpdated(e );
this.Close();
}
}

The error message is correct. The getInstalledPri nters requires 2
parameters (object sender, EventArgs e). When using delegates the VS IDE
will create the function for you to avoid these mistakes. After typing
"addform.DataUp dated +=" you press Tab once to create the "new
EventHandler" and the second tab will create the function with the correct
parameters.

SP