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    newbie question *RESOLVED*

    Ok I've programmed for over 4 year in VB. I just got VB.Net and I have a book but it doesn't do a very good job for simple things...I know this is simple but i just can't figure it out. Here's what I want:

    VB Code:
    1. Option Explicit On
    2.  
    3. Module mMain
    4.     Sub Main()
    5.         'Load frmMain <-- HOW DO I DO THIS??????
    6.     End Sub
    7. End Module

    Like i said i know it's simple but please bear with me.

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    Last edited by vbdotnetboy; Jun 9th, 2004 at 02:12 PM.

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    Check out my VBCodeBook - Download Here, it has the answer to this (I can't remember it off hand) and a whole lot more.

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    VB Code:
    1. Dim f as New frmMain()
    2. f.ShowDialog()

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    thank you both...finally got it now...but don't worry i'll be back again with more simple question i'm sure....don't worry i'll get it one of these days

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