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Hello, I'm a beginner at Visual Basic NET and I've come across a problem =(.<br />
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At my computer science class at high school, I asked my teacher about how to switch from Form1 to Form2 using a button on Form1. &nbsp;Well he told me to put this code into the button on Form1:<br />
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Load Form2<br />
Form2.Visible = True<br />
Form2.SetFocus<br />
Unload Form1<br />
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But you see at my high school we work on Visual Basic 6, I use NET. &nbsp;This doesn't work on NET, so how would I do this on Visual Studio NET (Switch from Form1 to Form2)?
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Hello, I'm a beginner at Visual Basic NET and I've come across a problem =(.

At my computer science class at high school, I asked my teacher about how to switch from Form1 to Form2 using a button on Form1.  Well he told me to put this code into the button on Form1:

Load Form2
Form2.Visible = True
Form2.SetFocus
Unload Form1

But you see at my high school we work on Visual Basic 6, I use NET.  This doesn't work on NET, so how would I do this on Visual Studio NET (Switch from Form1 to Form2)?

Loading Form in NET

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