Lets say I have two forms that I wish to switch back and forth from, until the user is ready to go on to a 3rd Form
(My program acts sort of like a wizard)
So,
In Form1 I have button which
now that I am on Form 2, how to I get back to Form1 from Form2, with all the text boxes still holding the values before I called the Me.Hide method?
Thanks!
p.s. a thought occured to me, could I pass the form to the next forms constructer? Should I create a Class that houses all my forms as properties? (is that possible?)
(My program acts sort of like a wizard)
So,
In Form1 I have button which
Visual Basic:
Dim frm2 as New Form2()
Form2.Show
Me.Hide
now that I am on Form 2, how to I get back to Form1 from Form2, with all the text boxes still holding the values before I called the Me.Hide method?
Thanks!
p.s. a thought occured to me, could I pass the form to the next forms constructer? Should I create a Class that houses all my forms as properties? (is that possible?)
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