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how to use temporary memory location in c#

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safs - 09 Mar 2006 09:16 GMT
hai i am using c#. totaly i have two forms.
Form1: TextBox
From2:DropDownList

i want to populate the values in the dropdown list only by the values
entered in the textbox of form1.But the values which are added should
remain in dropdownlist until explicit code specified to delete it.
i thought of doing this by storing the values of text box in a
temporary memory location and storing the address of it in the hash
table. And using the hashtable i want to populate the dropdownlist with
the value that is entered in the textbox.

Is there is any other way to do this task.if so please let me
know................
Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook] - 09 Mar 2006 12:36 GMT
Try asking in a C# forum. This forum is for Outlook end user issues related to contacts.

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> hai i am using c#. totaly i have two forms.
> Form1: TextBox
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> Is there is any other way to do this task.if so please let me
> know................
 
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