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Yes, it worked. &nbsp;As a matter of fact, it is simple.<br />
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Dim f as new form2<br />
f.showdialog()<br />
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Heartland
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Yes, it worked.  As a matter of fact, it is simple.

Dim f as new form2
f.showdialog()

Heartland

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Hi,<br />
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There are two processes in the form1:<br />
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&nbsp;process 1<br />
&nbsp;process 2<br />
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the process 1 will call a sub that will show form2 and take user input. &nbsp;The process 2 should pause while user inputs values and resume after the user closes the form2. &nbsp;What is best way to do it? &nbsp;I used to pass a variable from very bottom sub to top to start process 2. &nbsp;This is not very elgant. &nbsp;I am new to VB.net and never used threading or waithandle before. &nbsp;Thanks in advance.<br />
<br />
Heartland<br />
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Hi,

There are two processes in the form1:

 process 1
 process 2

the process 1 will call a sub that will show form2 and take user input.  The process 2 should pause while user inputs values and resume after the user closes the form2.  What is best way to do it?  I used to pass a variable from very bottom sub to top to start process 2.  This is not very elgant.  I am new to VB.net and never used threading or waithandle before.  Thanks in advance.

Heartland



Pause process until sub-process completes

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