Ed,
You can always expose a method on the new form which you can pass the
StringBuilder to. Then, your form can process it accordingly. A form is
like any other object. You can store references in it like other objects,
and save references to objects passed in through properties, methods, etc,
etc.
Hope this helps.
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"Ed Ardzinski" <Ed*******************@Hotmail.comwrote in message
news:D0**********************************@microsof t.com...
I'm basically a VB programmer taking my first steps in C#. I have a
little
C++ experience, so I'm not completely lost.
I am having a tought time figuring out exactly how to emulate passing data
between forms like I'd do in VB. Often I'd use a module with public
variables...in VC++ I'd use member variables...
How can I do this in C#? Any hints/help appreciated. TIA