> Hi Assaf,
> The Mainform of a delphi application is something special! When it is
> closed, the application stops! I would suggest, you open a second form
> (type workstation one or two) after hiding your Mainform.
> Another point is: You should NOT Free a form! Use Release instead. At the
> time of destroying the form there might be still something in the associated
> message-queue. "Release" takes care of that.
You don't even have to hide the main form.
A form becomes Application's Main Form when it is the first form being
created. Maybe you could try to put the code that checks the parameter in the
main project file, just after Application.Initialize. Something like:
Application.Initialize;
if parameter = 1 then
MainForm=TType1.Create(Application);
else
MainForm=TType2.Create(Application);
But you'll have to test it, I'm not sure it's 100% correct. Although I think
it might be a solution for you.
Cheers
Mike
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