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Old May 9th, 2007, 12:16 AM
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I'm using a splash screen (frmSplash) as the projects start form. I want to unload the splash screen when the timer ends and load a login screen (frmLogin). But when I'm writing Me.Close() or Me.Dispose() the whole project ends. What is the method to unload the frmSplash and then load the frmLogin? Please anybody help, I'm a new learner of VB.NET.
 
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Hi i have a little knowledge of VB.NET but i can give u hint. apply this
Use

unload me
this command actually helps to make the form closed in Visual Basic 6.0

Vineet Kharbanda





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