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Not quite sure I fully understand you, but to load a form in VB.Net you need to declare an object like so
Dim frm as form1
frm.show
There is no unload in VB.net, to close a form try
frm.close (where frm is the name of your form)
for modal forms
dim frm as form1
frm.showdialog(me)
frm.close
frm.dispose
the reason for the dispose is that the form can still be hanging around after the close on a dialog form. This also may be the case for modaless forms but I have not found this to be so much of an issue.
Load and Unload Forms In Vb.net
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