Create a public property or if you want (not as nice) a public string on
your second form.
When you than use the inbuild VBNet program start method and not the classic
VB6 module method you can do.
In your main form
dim frm2 as new form2
frm2.myproperty = mycombobox.text
frm2.showdialog
In your second form where is the property in the load module
mylabel = myproperty
This is not dynamicly however only the first time, very usefull with
showdialog forms. You can do this as well dynamicly with 2 forms
continiuously open. However I do not like the simple method for that, I do
not show you that directly, so try if this fits you first.
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