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[TUT] How to go from one form to an other form [TUT]
[TUT] How to go from one form to an other form [TUT]
Hello! Now i will show u how to go from one form to an other form! ( Very Easy ) ^^
Okey just follow steps:
Steps
- Open Visual Basic 2008
- File - New Project - Windows Application
- Project - Add new item or [CTRL+SHIFT+A]
- Windows Form
- Now you should have two forms
- Go to Form 1
- Add 1 Button
- Double click button
- Write in code:
- Debug
There you go !
Very easy right ?
Okey just follow steps:
Steps
- Open Visual Basic 2008
- File - New Project - Windows Application
- Project - Add new item or [CTRL+SHIFT+A]
- Windows Form
- Now you should have two forms
- Go to Form 1
- Add 1 Button
- Double click button
- Write in code:
Code:
Public Class Form1
Private Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click
Form2.Show()
End Sub
End Class
There you go !
Very easy right ?
Du, if you dont now this you shouldn't be using a computer.
Originally Posted by Rcaking!
Du, if you dont now this you shouldn't be using a computer.
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This is so fail!
i lol'd
hahahahha
Everyone knows this XD
If you dont know this, YOu shouldnt be in the VB section
hahahahha
Everyone knows this XD
If you dont know this, YOu shouldnt be in the VB section
I have been wondering how to do this. 
I can probably get "fancy"
I can probably get "fancy"
Code:
Dim obj as new Form1 if radiobutton1.checked = true then obj.show() me.unload ' assuming this code is in Form2 else obj.unload end if
well. Absolute beginners come to this section so it would be helpful to them. Lol
Originally Posted by bombsaway707
Originally Posted by NextGen1
HA HA ! Awesome
Please don't post a useless tut ever again mpgh is slow enough ATM
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