Yes, of course, formB must be modal, otherwise it will open briefly and
disappear instantaneously
Rafael Copquin
El 05/11/2014 20:29, Tracy Pearson escribió:
Desmond, The options given are nice, they work. However, if your Form
B is not Modal, then Form A could be closed, yet, not really since
Form B has a reference to it. If Form B is Modal, then you can simply
call the method on Form A after Form B is released. You might be
better putting this code in a Procedure file (or a Class that can be
added to the form) and called from both forms.
Tracy Pearson PowerChurch Software
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