Two windows form connection!

[Nenad Kermeci]

Regards,

I've been reading some of the old examples about sending informations between
two forms in VB.Net.
I have a problem that if I want to show another form, I must create another
instance of it, but I can't conduct first created instance.
Is there any way that I can control how many instances of forms I have created,
or how to change control properties only on first created instance ?

Thanks,
Nenad Kermeci

[Larry Serflaten]

"Nenad Kermeci" <nenad@ica.net> wrote
>
> Regards,
>
> I've been reading some of the old examples about sending informations between
> two forms in VB.Net.
> I have a problem that if I want to show another form, I must create another
> instance of it, but I can't conduct first created instance.
> Is there any way that I can control how many instances of forms I have created,
> or how to change control properties only on first created instance ?

Those types of problems deal with scope and visiblity. If you need
access to an object everywhere in your app, then use an app-wide
variable to reference it.

You may recall VB6 used a Forms collection that was visible to all
modules. That may be one solution....

LFS