One step past creating forms during runtime

I know how to create forms during runtime, using a form that is already made, of course, but...

How do I do something like this:
(this doesn't work)
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Dim frm(I) As Form
Set frm(I) = New frmMain
frm(I).Show
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VB Does not seem to allow having an integer variable there. For some reason it must be a number. How do I get past this problem?

VB Code:

Dim frm(I) As Form

This is your problem line. C won't let you do this either, you need to do:

VB Code:

Dim frm() As Form
Redim frm(I) As Form

You don't need an Index

VB Code:

Dim frm As New Form1
frm.Show

Megatron is totally and absolutely right (as usual).

But it didn't answer the question, because they already knew how to do that ;)