Hi!
I think there were few threads with similar questions already posted by I
thought I ask anyway.
I have a program which will display login Form and after the user enter all
valid crudentials it will display the working Form. All is written with C#
under Compactframework for Pocket PC2003.
Code looks something like this:

static void Main()
{
System.Windows.Forms.DialogResult result;
System.Windows.Forms.Form formTwo = new Form2();
System.Windows.Forms.Form formOne = new Form1();
if( (result = formTwo.ShowDialog()) == DialogResult.OK )
{
Application.Run( formOne );
}
}

The first Form ( formTwo ) display just fine, the second Form ( formOne )
runs but it is in the background covered by the desktop artifacts.
Programatic approaches to bring it to the front ( calling BringToFront,
Focus ) don't work at all. I have to Minimize the desktop applications to
see my Form.
What gives???

Never mind found the solution in previous threads.

Thanks.


"Krzysztof Stoj" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Hi!
> I think there were few threads with similar questions already posted by I
> thought I ask anyway.
> I have a program which will display login Form and after the user enter
all
> valid crudentials it will display the working Form. All is written with C#
> under Compactframework for Pocket PC2003.
> Code looks something like this:
>
> static void Main()
> {
> System.Windows.Forms.DialogResult result;
> System.Windows.Forms.Form formTwo = new Form2();
> System.Windows.Forms.Form formOne = new Form1();
> if( (result = formTwo.ShowDialog()) == DialogResult.OK )
> {
> Application.Run( formOne );
> }
> }
>
> The first Form ( formTwo ) display just fine, the second Form ( formOne )
> runs but it is in the background covered by the desktop artifacts.
> Programatic approaches to bring it to the front ( calling BringToFront,
> Focus ) don't work at all. I have to Minimize the desktop applications to
> see my Form.
> What gives???
>
>