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[SURVEY] Windows Forms developer feedback wanted

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Ingo Muschenetz - 26 Nov 2004 13:29 GMT
Hello,

We want to learn about your interest in building windows applications
using declarative or markup-based programming techniques. Microsoft
will enable some of these technologies as part of Longhorn/Avalon, but
is less focused on bringing these new ideas to Windows Forms
developers, and the solution will only work under .NET 2.0.

A short survey is available here:

http://www.xamlon.com/company/surveys/winforms

In thanks for filling out this survey, we will send you a $5 Amazon
gift certificate.
Kenan Beshir - 01 Dec 2004 13:29 GMT
i am having a problem closing the login form after validating user
credientals and opening the main form.

code
opening the main form from the login form
try
dim x as new mainMdi
x.show( )
catch ex as exeption
me.close( )    closing the login from

but me.close( )  closes the whole application tread ( therefor closing the
whole application down)

how do i do this without closing the application.
mak1211 - 04 Dec 2004 13:22 GMT
i am having a problem closing the login form after validating user
credientals and opening the main form.

code
opening the main form from the login form
try
dim x as new mainMdi
x.show( )
catch ex as exeption
me.close( )    closing the login from

but me.close( )  closes the whole application tread ( therefor closing the
whole application down)

how do i do this without closing the application.

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