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I would like to create an application in which the user initially encounters a dialog box to input information. &nbsp;Upon selecting a &quot;Next Screen&quot; button on the interface, I would like the user to be directed to another dialog box that also allows user input.<br />
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I'm currently reading a book, however, that states for dialog based projects....<br />
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&quot;There is only one dialog box window and all the available controls ususally are initially visible. &nbsp;There are no hidden dialog boxes or menu items, and the user can usually see exactly which operations should be carried out.&quot;<br />
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Does anyone know a way in which a button on a particular dialog box can be used to call another dialog box? &nbsp;Some sample code would be REALLY helpful. Thanks so much!!!
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I would like to create an application in which the user initially encounters a dialog box to input information.  Upon selecting a "Next Screen" button on the interface, I would like the user to be directed to another dialog box that also allows user input.

I'm currently reading a book, however, that states for dialog based projects....

"There is only one dialog box window and all the available controls ususally are initially visible.  There are no hidden dialog boxes or menu items, and the user can usually see exactly which operations should be carried out."

Does anyone know a way in which a button on a particular dialog box can be used to call another dialog box?  Some sample code would be REALLY helpful. Thanks so much!!!

Multiple Dialog Boxes

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