Introduction This tutorial will guide you through a few different ways to pass information between WinForms. This tutorial will NOT show you how to directly read, or change, the content of a TextBox (or any other Control) on another Form. This breaks the principle of Separation of Concerns, or encapsulation. Each form should, as far as possible, be able to function independently. They should not be reliant upon, or even know too much about, any other form. Using Modal (Dialog) Forms Using a Public Property of a Form Passing Data Using a Constructor Subscribing to FormClosing and FormClosed Events Raising, and Listening for, an Event Sharing Data - INotifyPropertyChanged This is an introduction to this subject and is...


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