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Wonderful to get your reply.

Sorry to say that this had to be put on the back burner, partly because of the lack of response to my query.

I have to ask: Is everyone creating their own editor...

Wow, I didn't expect that one little post to bring up more complaints. But I suppose whatever stands to improve things has some value.

Why don't you code it and see what happens.

hahaha. I am trying to construct an architecture presented in figure 2 so that I can use re-usable code modules without writing a bunch of coupling code.

I know exactly the problem that I'm trying to solve and I have tried to explain in as simple a manner as I could without bringing the months of research and trials that I have already been through. I...

1) I'm not working in WPF; whatever was written for that doesn't apply.
2) I read and looked at code that implements MVC in MS Windows Forms; it winds up with the same problem. Its the need to pass...

Please get rid of this MS Windows Azure pop up. I shouldn't have to be concerned about where I drag my mouse to avoid triggering it. And it won't go away until I click the close box. IT IS A TOTAL...

I know about MVC! The entire point behind the DLLs was to separate the Model code from the integrated View-Controller code that is in the Forms class. Its connecting the business code that's the...

1st: Show me a DLL that does not contain static classes and that does not require instantiation.
2nd the two figures are not equivalent. In the 2nd figure the (ideal) linker has linked all calls...

Are you talking about a static class/DLL? I have never programmed one so you might be correct in terms of accessing its methods, but I know that static classes cannot inherit anything and that...

Do you have a working alternative architecture?

I should have stated things more clearly. I am using VC# 2010 Express and dotNet V4. When I say DLL, I mean a class library, aka assembly in dotNet speak. And, no, they are not already in the...

I have a problem with building and using DLLs. I have built several to be used in a Windows Application, but basic enough to be re-usable. The problem is that they have to be instantiated and that...

When you decide on an way. please post your solution and why you chose it. I still have trouble with this and so its likley others have also. For anyone who knows, please post a suggestion.

I think, in that case, you should explain the environment a bit more. Ex: will the main app just sit there and work unattanded. Where will the info collection app be: in another computer, on an...

I see you are not getting anything like what you coded: vis yyyy-MM-dd and you get 05/04/2011. Check your regional settings for date and time thru to milliseconds. I had this happen once before. If...

Google C# Arraylist. There is an excellent example there. You can get rid of the "as string" snippets.

I didn't go into your code too deeply, but I have this come up on occasion when my mind wanders. Assuming that w7_apps.xml is a reference variable to some file info and that it was defined in the...

I created a web service in a Vb course some years back. Its not difficult, but it is awkward to explain. It would be best if you did the research via a tutorial. Look for the book for MCTS .Net...

Forget about these books that entitled "Learn/Teach yourself...in 21 days",. I tried one some time ago and found that at about chapter 3, the subjects turned to something way off the point of point...

I'm using VC# 2010 Express to create a multi-form application, for dot Net 4.
I created several DLLs in order to separate functional implementations - eg file IO, data manipulation, etc. Both the...

In VC# 2010 Express, if I create a Class Library, is that, or does it become a DLL?

Suppose you have a class defined in a Class Library. When you instantiate the class, does that load the DLL for...

In fact, I have been trying using static members for some months now, so I do understand their uses and behavior. But when you know only a little, you also don't know what else is possible. But in...

About the properties, I understood. I didn't know you could write a public get and a private set. Thank you for that.

I understand about the design choice for a singleton.

Several hours after...

Gee, now I'm confused...
I did as you described: created the DLL as a separate project under VC#, and built it. In another project in the same solution, I created a Mainform and a subform. In that...