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How do you make it disappear..mine doesn't...Anything special about your form...
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How do you make it disappear..mine doesn't...Anything special about your form...

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Is it has Form1.ShowInTaskbar = True?
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Yes if you want to display you must have it set to true and you can't set it at run time....it's a design time thing<br />
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Wayne
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Yes if you want to display you must have it set to true and you can't set it at run time....it's a design time thing

Wayne

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Sorry starman..I thought you were the questioner and responding to my inquiry....guess I should read the From:<br />

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Sorry starman..I thought you were the questioner and responding to my inquiry....guess I should read the From:


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And what I have suggested? Same thing.
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My form is showintaskbar property is set to true.<br />
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here's the code i have for minimizing.<br />
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Private Sub Form_Resize()<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; If Me.WindowState = vbMinimized Then<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Me.Hide<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; End If<br />
end sub<br />
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oops... I see my mistake now...<br />
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me.hide actually hides the form and removes it from the taskbar. &nbsp;<br />
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thanks though
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My form is showintaskbar property is set to true.

here's the code i have for minimizing.

Private Sub Form_Resize()
    If Me.WindowState = vbMinimized Then
        Me.Hide
    End If
end sub

oops... I see my mistake now...

me.hide actually hides the form and removes it from the taskbar.  

thanks though

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when i minimized my program it disappears from the task bar. &nbsp;How do i prevent this? &nbsp;
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when i minimized my program it disappears from the task bar.  How do i prevent this?  

show in taskbar

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