where should i write helpprovider program?

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Hi friends, I'm trying to learn using helpprovider control from this tutorials http://www.c-sharpcorner.com/uploadfile/mahesh/helpprovider-in-C-Sharp/[^] but i don't know where should i use this code ... i tried in form load and copy and paste it on view code but when i press f5 and nothing show me ... please help me to understand using HelpProvider Control in c# .

many thanks

~Lida

Posted 5-Sep-13 23:10pm

Lida Zareian

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2013-09-05T23:28:00

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If you pick up and use code from one web site, why not post your question about it on the same website, preferably with the code you picked up and tried to use?

Asking here means we would have to go there, look at code which is unlikely to be familiar to us, and work out what you (or it, or both) are doing wrong.

Posted 5-Sep-13 23:28pm

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Lida Zareian 6-Sep-13 5:43am

bkoz i trust on this website more than there ... i don't think its so difficult to click on a link ... if there is anyone here help me kindly ... i'll be so much thankful ...

OriginalGriff 6-Sep-13 5:54am

It's not clicking on a link that's a problem - it's that the code at the other end will in all probability be as unfamiliar to us as it is to you. If you ask where you got the code from, you are quite likely to be talking very quickly to the the person who wrote the code, and thus knows it best.

Lida Zareian 6-Sep-13 6:20am

i m not member of that site just i found this code on google... looke dear friend , plz not discuss with me in a useless way if u know its solution plz help otherwise let others help me ... thanks

phil.o 6-Sep-13 7:03am

var wtf = new OhMyGod();

What OriginalGriff told is the best and quickest way to get the information you want/need. Why not trust him and follow his advice?

Lida Zareian 6-Sep-13 14:25pm

ok thanks