anyone please help me its urgent...

Hi Jean Paul,
Ya i accpeted your answer......Thanks once again.........

Karthik,
You need to make sure you write proper English grammar and don't use coded English grammar. Also, make sure title of a question is proper and it should be about the problem.
Thanks!

hi Jean Paul,
Thanks vry much the code which u hav posted is working..........thanks a lot.......if i hav any queries i'll ask u.....no pblm right..........

Ok Karthik.. now you can try the following.

Create a public static variable inside the form, and set the value in the constructor.
Example code is given below:
public partial class Form1 : Form
    {
        public static Form1 CurrentInstance;

        public Form1()
        {
            InitializeComponent();

            // Set the instance for global access
            CurrentInstance = this;
        }
    }

After that create your two methods in the form and it should be public.
Let's assume the methods are m1() and m2() respectively.

From your class, you can invoke like this:
Form1.CurrentInstance.m1();
Form1.CurrentInstance.m2();

Please let me know if it works.. else attach your sample source so i can try fixing it.

hey Jean Paul,
I dont want to instantiate Form from another class, i just want to call two methods which are present in FORM class.In the first method call i want to enable one textbox,button present on the FORM,and in the second method call i just want to copy some text into some other textbox which is also present on the same FORM.
i tried the code u posted but the control is reaching both the methods in the FORM class and executing each and everry instruction in both the methods but i am not able to see the result in the sense neither the textbox,button are enabled nor the text got copied in to another textbox.

Make the method as public.

Eg:
YourForm
{
    public void MyMethod()
    {
    }
}

YourClass
{
    public void AnotherMethod()
    {
     new YourForm().MyMethod();
    }
}