>Hi,
>
>I created a simple project with one Windows form. Then I added a class (Class1.cs) to this project. In the Class1.cs I created a couple of methods (one method is public).
>
>Then I try to call a method of the class in Class1.cs from Click method of the form. In the Form1.cs I added
>using myClass1NameSpace;
>
>But when I enter (in the form button Click() method) something like MyClassName. the intellisense does not show the public method in the class MyClassName. And when I enter this method anyway, I get error "An object reference is required for the nonstatic field, method, or property".
>
>What am I missing?
>
>TIA.


Dmitry,

If the method of the class is not marked as static, you have to instantiate the class prior to calling the method

var obj = new MyClassName();
obj.MethodName();

If the method of the class has been marked as static, you can call it without instantiating the class

// class definition
public class MyClassName
{

public static void MethodName()
{
}
}


// then call like this
MyClassName.MethodName()