control returns back on the same form (related to vb.net - vs2005)

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following code written in timer in splash screen form
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VB

Me.Close()
LoginForm1.Show()

problem is that i want to close splash screen form using me.close() statement and want to activate (show) the login form. but both forms are shutting down. please suggest what should i do?

Posted 2-Aug-11 6:26am

Sumit Kumar77

Updated 2-Aug-11 7:11am

thatraja

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Emrah Taylan · Answer 1 · 2011-08-02T06:39:00

Solution 1

VB

Me.Visible=false
LoginForm1.Show()
Me.Close()

Posted 2-Aug-11 6:39am

Emrah Taylan

#realJSOP · Answer 2 · 2011-08-02T07:17:00

Solution 2

This tip/trick might be applicable:

Multiple Subsequent "Main" Forms in C# Apps[^]

Of course, you have to actually create a file and a main method in VB, but the same idea should be applicable.

Posted 2-Aug-11 7:17am

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