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ok, how can i make a form so that it is modal, and by that i mean, how can i make a form so that the user can do nothing until he responds to it. kinda like how the CTRL+ALT+DEL window is, you can't do ****, till u close it. cuz i'm making a screensaver, and i don't want him to be able to do anything untill he enters the right pw. please help. thanx
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Charlie Jacquez
16 Year Old Software Developer
Email: [email protected]
Web: CJWARES Online
AIM: CJWARES, SlimmShadee2000, or BIOSzapper
ICQ: 58493454
I program: Basic, Visual Basic, HTML, and TI-Calculators
My System Specs: Click here
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very easy.
you have frmCaller and frmModal
(just 2 names).
on frmCaller button click or something do:
frmCaller.Show vbModal, frmModal.
you can also might wanna use InputBox which is simple for small modal forms.
hope it helps, itay.
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thanx, but that's not quite what i'm lookin for. i want it to completely stop windows untill the user responds. just like the CTRL+ATL+DEL window.
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Charlie Jacquez
16 Year Old Software Developer
Email: [email protected]
Web: CJWARES Online
AIM: CJWARES, SlimmShadee2000, or BIOSzapper
ICQ: 58493454
I program: Basic, Visual Basic, HTML, and TI-Calculators
My System Specs: Click here
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You could make a loop that lags the computer
then loop until a key is pressed.
Hope this helps!
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DiGiTaIErRoR
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I was thinking.... You could also make a MsgBox that suspends the system!
Hehe you might like this :)
using
vbSystemModal: 4096
Code:
MsgBox "WooHaHaHa! Try to activate something else!!!", 4096,"I used a vbSystemModal on you!! =P"
or:
Code:
MsgBox "WooHaHaHa! Try to activate something else!!!", vbSystemModal,"I used a vbSystemModal on you!! =P"
Either way, hopefully this helps!!! :)
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DiGiTaIErRoR
