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  1. Dec 22nd, 2011, 02:08 AM #1
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    Exclamation 2 Files in one?

    Lets say i have a login form and when i put in the right details how can i make it so it closes the login window and go to another window? and how to make multiple widows? like multiple forms?
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    Re: 2 Files in one?

    Anyone?
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  3. Dec 22nd, 2011, 04:06 AM #3
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    Re: 2 Files in one?

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  4. Dec 22nd, 2011, 04:20 AM #4
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    Re: 2 Files in one?

    To display a form:
    vbnet Code:
    1. FormName.show

    To hide a form:
    vbnet Code:
    1. Me.Hide

    To close a form:
    vbnet Code:
    1. Me.Close


    One thing to note, if you have your project shutdown mode set to "When startup form closes" if you do Me.Close within the startup form, it will end the program. Changing the shutdown mode to "When last form closes" will allow you to close the startup form (e.g. your login form).
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