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Okay, here is where I warn and apologise in advance:

 

WARNING: Very much a beginner, very much a stupid.

 

Apology: I'm sorry.

 

Here is my problem, if you can be of any help, I'd appreciate ...

 

I have done minimal programming and even less VB stuff, and I'm stuck with a project in VB. I could have easily done it on VB 6.0, but I have VS.NET, which is a problem.

 

This is how simpleton I am, and how it is still beyond me:

 

On VB, I could hide and show forms with .hide and .show, this is not so on VS. Why, and what is the equivalent to hide/show?

 

Also, I have a username module, the string is "username". I could, in VB, type

lblUser.caption = username (or something like that)

 

and have the username called and chucked up on my caption. Again, that's not working here. And that's bad.

 

I won't continue just yet, lest I waste more bandwidth. If anyone can lend a hand with these, though, I may have other questions shortly.

 

Blah, thanks for your time.

-Paci

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lblUser.Text = "string" the caption property has been renamed to .Text now.

 

As for using forms things have changed alot - gone more Object Orientated now see the following for more info.

 

http://www.xtremedotnettalk.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=76208&highlight=form+show+hide

http://www.xtremedotnettalk.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=70825&highlight=form+show+hide

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OK. Now I'm just.. no idea. Timers.

 

I have frmSplash which I need to flash up on the screen for 3 seconds when frmWelcome loads, then I need it to disappear, leaving frmWelcome as it was. ...How?

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