takowai
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Hey...after I had given up hope. You're a lifesaver. Thank you.
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It's no good..... I'm having a blonde day. I'll keep working on it and hope that I can find a way myself. Thanks anyway.
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I am trying to attach the project but I'm new to this and am having problems - please bear with me!!
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That was one of the ways that I tried. I used: Dim FrmMaint As New Maintenance frmMaint.Show() It works but the Menu form is still behind the Maintenance form. How do I hide the Menu form until the Maintenance form is closed? When I close the Maint form (which I have managed) I then need the Maint form to disappear and the Menu form to reappear. At the present time it just stays behind the new Menu form so I have the original Menu, the Maint and then the new Menu in a stack.
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I have a problem with three forms - one is the menu for the other two. I can open the other two forms from the Menu but the menu stays in the background. When I close the new form a totally new Menu opens leaving me with three forms on screen etc. I know that there is a way of hiding the Menu or the other forms when I return to the Menu but, try as I might, my screen keeps being populated by these forms. I would appreciate any help that you may be able to give. Thanks.
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Thank you, it works perfectly. Will I ever understand all of this? I am enjoying the challenge but it gets so frustrating sometimes! Once again - thanks for your assistance
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I have a form which, when data is entered in certain textboxes, produces a file path to retrieve a .gif file for a picturebox. My problem is - how can I get a messagebox to say "File not found" if the file does not exist in that directory or if the data placed in the textboxes is incorrect thereby giving a wrong file path? Everything I try comes back with a debugging message. Help would be much appreciated. Thanks.
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I used the End command - something not advised I know. I then took that out and replaced it with the Dim statement to take me back to the Menu. I know that there is a better way of closing the Maintenance form with the "Nothing" statement but , for the life of me, I just can't find how to use it in any of my reference materials.
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No - it brings up another Menu so I now have three forms layered on the screen.
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Thanks for your help with the forms that I'm setting up. Could you give me just a little more of your time? I can now access the Maintenance form and View form from the Menu form. How do I return to the Menu form when I button_click on Exit from either of the others?
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Hey - It just sunk in what you mean and it works!!!! Thanks soooo much.
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"Public Class frmMaint" is the name of the Class for the Maintenance Form, "Public Class frmMenu" for the Menu Form and "Public Class frmView" for the View form.
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I said that I would be back - I have followed your advice but I keep getting "Maintenance not defined" How do I define this please?
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Don't worry - I'm sure to come up with more blonde questions as the day progresses!!
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Wow - that was fast. Thank you.
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I am new to vb so can anyone help me please? I have 3 forms - Menu, Maintenance and View. I want to loan either the Maintenace form or the View form via a button_click on the Menu form. Thanks