Methods are called by you manually when you want to cause something to happen. Events are fired from within the class, and are used to handle certain actions.
For example, in a socket class, you may have a Connect method, which *you* call in order to connect, and then a Connected event, which is called by the class when the connection is complete.
MSDN contains tons of stuff like this. Open it and start readin'.
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