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Heya, &nbsp;<br />
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based on those two answers, I guess I'll stay away from messageBoxes. &nbsp;Figured as much, but better to measure twice and cut once :)<br />
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Heya,  

based on those two answers, I guess I'll stay away from messageBoxes.  Figured as much, but better to measure twice and cut once :)



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Forgot to mention, if you two know anything about sound C# designs and database designs, I will post a new question in a few minutes. &nbsp;<br />
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thanks<br />
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Forgot to mention, if you two know anything about sound C# designs and database designs, I will post a new question in a few minutes.  

thanks



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Hello experts,<br />
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currently in the process of attempting to write a class library. &nbsp;what I am wondering is whether it's bad practice to incorporate the &quot;System.Windows.Forms&quot; namespace so I can get a messagebox to show in the event that there is an error.<br />
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thanks<br />
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Hello experts,

currently in the process of attempting to write a class library.  what I am wondering is whether it's bad practice to incorporate the "System.Windows.Forms" namespace so I can get a messagebox to show in the event that there is an error.

thanks



MessageBox.show from class library

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