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  • Martin
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    VB, Windows 5.0 Compact: Multiple Forms

    Hi all,

    I'm making a program for the Smart Device (Compact .NET Framework) and I
    noticed the "MY" object is completely missing. I wonder how to open a 2nd
    form. The app is supposed to work like a wizard: Opening window, entry
    window, final window. So the Next button should close the current window and
    open the next window... Can't figure out how to do it though.

    Hope to hear some suggestions,
    Martin


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      Re: VB, Windows 5.0 Compact: Multiple Forms

      "Martin" <x@y.comwrote in news:OaFZ7RbNHH A.4928@TK2MSFTN GP06.phx.gbl:
      I'm making a program for the Smart Device (Compact .NET Framework) and
      I noticed the "MY" object is completely missing. I wonder how to open
      a 2nd form. The app is supposed to work like a wizard: Opening window,
      entry window, final window. So the Next button should close the
      current window and open the next window... Can't figure out how to do
      it though.

      Have you tried:

      Dim _MyForm as new MyForm
      _MyForm.Show (or .ShowDialog)

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        • Martin
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          Re: VB, Windows 5.0 Compact: Multiple Forms

          That did the trick, thanks a lot!

          "Spam Catcher" <spamhoneypot@r ogers.comwrote in message
          news:Xns98B595E 00B841usenethon eypotrogers@127 .0.0.1...
          "Martin" <x@y.comwrote in news:OaFZ7RbNHH A.4928@TK2MSFTN GP06.phx.gbl:
          >
          >I'm making a program for the Smart Device (Compact .NET Framework) and
          >I noticed the "MY" object is completely missing. I wonder how to open
          >a 2nd form. The app is supposed to work like a wizard: Opening window,
          >entry window, final window. So the Next button should close the
          >current window and open the next window... Can't figure out how to do
          >it though.
          >
          >
          Have you tried:
          >
          Dim _MyForm as new MyForm
          _MyForm.Show (or .ShowDialog)

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