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    FORMS in .NET 2003

    Can someone explain me how forms work in .NET,


    how to open en close


    thx

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    Dear Six Feet, I think it's not possible to avoid of reading a manual on this subject, because there are a lot of particular you need to know and a post can't be enough...anyway:

    Dim F1 as Form1
    Declare F1 as a possible instance of the previous designed Form1

    F1 = New Form1
    Create the instance, initialize component of the form and so on

    F1.Show
    Open the form on the screen

    F1.Hide
    Hide the Form, but you can re-show it, when you need

    To close and destroy the object, there are many point of views. Personally I use three lines of code

    F1.Close
    F1.Dispose
    F1=Nothing

    This is only a taste
    You have to follow a good book to become experienced enough on using forms.
    Good job and excuse me for my english and for always possible mistake.
    Live long and prosper (Mr. Spock)

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    Hi,

    Look up any subject in the MSDN Help files and you will get very good tuition. If you then don't understand something, post a question here, but first do your best to find out from the many internet rescources. Do a google search on VB.NET and look at the educational sites. Several are either free or offer free sample courses.
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