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I know this is a very common question, my problem is i have tried several methods and none of have worked for me.
What i have is two forms and what i need is for a button press on one form to set the enabled property of a button on my second form to true.
As i say i’ve tried multiple methods and none have worked so far.
You can make a button on second form PUBLIC(you can do that in *cs file or from control’s “properties” window in VS) and add instance of second form to the first one. Or you can declare some delegate in second form, to change button properties, and invoke it in the first one.
Actually there are more variants, ive just mentioned 2 🙂