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QuestionBinary stream '0' does not contain a valid BinaryHeader. Possible causes are invalid stream or object version change between serialization and deserialization. Pin
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QuestionHow to create dynamic menu Pin
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QuestionCLOSING FORMS Pin
airmigjr19-Feb-13 0:29
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Hi people,
I've a doubt:
Today I work with Java, but I started teaching C# to beginners.
I created two forms, each one has a button on the middle of the form. When I click the button of the first form, the second form appears and the first form disappears. When I click the button from second form, (the one that appeared), the first form appears and the second form disappears.
It's just to teach how the methods .Show() and .Hide() works. Now it's working, but I've a problem: When my software is running over Visual Studio, normally if I were, for example, working with just a form, clicking on (X) to close the app, the IDE came back to development mode. But on my app, after I show some punch of clicks to go to a form and to came back to the other, even if I had been on any of the forms (first or second), if I click to close the app, It does not happens.... I have to click Shift+Control+F5 to came back to development mode, and still doesn't happens again, the form appears, and I have to close it (again), so THEN I go to development mode... Weird.... Could someone help-me ?
I'm hiding the first form, and opening the other using
<pre lang="c#">
Form form2 = new Form();
form2.Show();
this.Hide();

and inside the Form2:
<pre lang="c#">
Form form1 = new Form();
form1.Show();
this.Hide();

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