How do I set so that a window (like a settings window) is locking all the
other stuff in the application and you need to close that befor eyou can use
the stuff behind?

regards/
Lars Netzel

Lars,

That's called a Modal window and can be created using the ShowDialog method.

dim myModal as New Form1
myModal.ShowDialog()
MsgBox("This line will execute only after myModal is closed")

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"Lars Netzel" <[stop_spam]@host.topdomain> wrote in message
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> How do I set so that a window (like a settings window) is locking all the
> other stuff in the application and you need to close that befor eyou can
use
> the stuff behind?
>
> regards/
> Lars Netzel
>
>

* "Lars Netzel" <[stop_spam]@host.topdomain> scripsit:
> How do I set so that a window (like a settings window) is locking all the
> other stuff in the application and you need to close that befor eyou can use
> the stuff behind?

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Dim f As New Form1()
f.ShowDialog()
f.Dispose()
///

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