vb.net 2003 module sub main()

[Guest]

Hi ther
I have a small vb.net 2003 program with 5 forms: form1, form2, et
I have a module in the program from where I want to launch form1 - the main for
In the module I have a bunch of public declarations like
Public carstuf
Public yardstuf
and so o
At the end of the modul
I have a sub mai
The module looks like this
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Module myMo
Public carstuf
Public yardstuf
and mor
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Sub Main(

Can someone please tell what statement I can put in here to load and show form1

End Su
End Modul
===========================
I tried all of the vb6 ways to do this that I know and nothing work
Please...
Thank

 

[Michael Horton]

Dim frm as new Form1
frm.show

in Sub Main() should do it.

 

[Guest]

I finally found this in vb.net2003's help file
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Module Hell
' A "Hello World!" program in Visual Basic

Sub Main(
'MsgBox("Hello World!") ' Display message on computer screen
' Instantiate a new instance of Form1
Dim f1 As New Form
' Display a messagebox. This shows the application is running,
' yet there is nothing shown to the user. This is the point at
' which you customize your form
System.Windows.Forms.MessageBox.Show("The application is running now, but no forms have been shown."
' Customize the form
f1.Text = "Running Form
' Show the instance of the form modally
f1.ShowDialog(
End Su
End Modul
=================================================
Thank

----- Michael Horton wrote: ----

Dim frm as new Form
frm.sho

in Sub Main() should do it

 

[Philip Rieck]

Instead of the line
f1.ShowDialog()
,you should probably be using
Application.Run(f1)
To make sure that the message pump is handled correctly.

I finally found this in vb.net2003's help file:
==================================
Module Hello
' A "Hello World!" program in Visual Basic.

Sub Main()
'MsgBox("Hello World!") ' Display message on computer screen.
' Instantiate a new instance of Form1.
Dim f1 As New Form1
' Display a messagebox. This shows the application is running,
' yet there is nothing shown to the user. This is the point at
' which you customize your form.
System.Windows.Forms.MessageBox.Show("The application is running

now, but no forms have been shown.")

 

[Guest]

Aye Aye!! Si

----- Philip Rieck wrote: ----

Instead of the lin
f1.ShowDialog(
,you should probably be usin
Application.Run(f1
To make sure that the message pump is handled correctly

I finally found this in vb.net2003's help file
=================================
Module Hell
' A "Hello World!" program in Visual Basic
'MsgBox("Hello World!") ' Display message on computer screen
' Instantiate a new instance of Form1
Dim f1 As New Form
' Display a messagebox. This shows the application is running
' yet there is nothing shown to the user. This is the point a
' which you customize your form
System.Windows.Forms.MessageBox.Show("The application is runnin

now, but no forms have been shown."