really EZ question (that I cant figure out :))

[PuterFreak]

How do you duplicate a form (make an array)?

[nishantp]

A form array? Never heard of it...what on earth are u trying to do with it?

[PuterFreak]

Originally posted by nishantp
A form array? Never heard of it...what on earth are u trying to do with it?

err...I dont know what its called!!! Ive seen it done all the time..how do I duplicate a form (so it shows up twice on the screen...) I dont know how else to explain it

[chrisjk]

You mean this?

Dim frm As New Form1
 
frm.Show

[PuterFreak]

Originally posted by chrisjk
You mean this?

Dim frm As New Form1
 
frm.Show

yup. thanks. I knew there was an easy way to do it.

[sphynx]

Private Sub Command1_Click()
Dim blah As New Form1
blah.Show
End Sub

[sphynx]

bah! you beat me too it :P

[PuterFreak]

I am actually suprised forms dont have an index property like everything else in vb... That was my first quess on how you would do it but obviously not

[Skitchen8]

no, no index property as forms are not controls themselves, but a container for controls... and since their not controls it eradicates the idea of a control array.

[Tygur]

If you really want the forms in an array, you can make an array of forms:
Dim MyForms() As Form1

..and then just use it like any other array:

'Note: this particular bit of code will not work unless
'the array already has at least one element in it
i = UBound(MyForms) + 1
ReDim Preserve MyForms(i)
Set MyForms(i) = New Form1