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maybe??<br />
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frmOrders.Show<br />
frmCustomers.Enabled = False
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maybe??

frmOrders.Show
frmCustomers.Enabled = False

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Sorry for taking so long been working on other stuff...<br />
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What i did was this<br />
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Private Sub Form_Load()<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; Form2.Show , Me<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; Me.Enabled = False<br />
End Sub<br />
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Which was in glass_cookies response (with the exeption of the Me.Enabled statment) what helped me was the &quot;Form2.Show , Me&quot; statement.<br />
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I was already playing with the show and enabled property it just wasn't working how i wanted it to so glass_cookie gets the points...<br />
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Thanks
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Sorry for taking so long been working on other stuff...

What i did was this

Private Sub Form_Load()
    Form2.Show , Me
    Me.Enabled = False
End Sub

Which was in glass_cookies response (with the exeption of the Me.Enabled statment) what helped me was the "Form2.Show , Me" statement.

I was already playing with the show and enabled property it just wasn't working how i wanted it to so glass_cookie gets the points...

Thanks

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Lets say I have 4 forms (actually way more) but the main form is an MDI form... which opens up an explorer type form.. the explorer type form opens up a customers form.. &nbsp;from the customers form you open up the order form.. &nbsp;Is there a way to set the order form to lock the customers form so it will act like a modal form but just to the customers form? &nbsp;While at the same time allowing the user to use the explorer form as normal.
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Lets say I have 4 forms (actually way more) but the main form is an MDI form... which opens up an explorer type form.. the explorer type form opens up a customers form..  from the customers form you open up the order form..  Is there a way to set the order form to lock the customers form so it will act like a modal form but just to the customers form?  While at the same time allowing the user to use the explorer form as normal.

Multiple forms locking....

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