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    Question The Ultimate Beginner

    Hello, yes I am probably the ultimate beginner, I just got VB6 and am trying to work on an event electronic registration form. I have alreay created the forms 3 total (group info, attendee info, cost list) the group info and attendee info information typed in by the user will need to be saved, but should I save the information of the group info form before going to the attendee information form, or is there a way to keep the file, savedinfo.txt, open the whole time and simply keep adding new information as it is entered.
    second, could someone please tell me how I can accomplish this task :
    When "CONTINUE" is clicked on form "Group Info" , "Group Info form will close and then open form "Attendee Info"

    ANY help that any of you can give me would be appriciated.

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    i would recommend using a database to store the info versus a text file...

    as for the continue button
    VB Code:
    1. Private cmdContinue_Click()
    2.     unload me
    3.     frmAttendeeInfo.Show
    4. End Sub

    where frmAttendeeInfo is the name of the second form

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    i would use a database if I knew how like I said beginner here, ok thank you for the info on loading the next form though.
    The reason I want to add it to a txt file is because the saved.txt file will be emailed to me then I will be able to view the information on my computer for the registration...... Once the registration information has been sent there is no need for the program to be run again!

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