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    Loading multiple copies of a Form

    I would like to know how to load multiple copies of a form.

    Also if anyone can help, how can you make varibles in runtime? like say the contents of 2 varibles would make the text of 1 varible. Like A= Friend B= Frankie90222 so A+B would make the varible FriendFrankie90222, so you could now do FriendFrankie90222 = value
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    Q2 : I don't think its possible

    Q1 :
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    Private Sub Command1_Click()
      Dim x As New Form1
    
      x.Show
    End Sub
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    Re: Loading multiple copies of a Form

    Originally posted by Frankie902
    Also if anyone can help, how can you make varibles in runtime? like say the contents of 2 varibles would make the text of 1 varible. Like A= Friend B= Frankie90222 so A+B would make the varible FriendFrankie90222, so you could now do FriendFrankie90222 = value
    Not entirely sure what you're trying to ask, but why not just combine the variables into a third variable.
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    A = Friend
    B = Frankie90222
    C = A + B

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    I mean making a varible, not putting things in a varible. making a varible in runtime, is it possible?
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    No (I hope I'm not wrong )

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    Now I understand!. No you can't. Sorry!

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