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Hi &nbsp;Twibblejaway, 
 
I think that you should use a arraylist to store windows open. 
 
ArrayList windowsopen = new ArrayList(); 
 
When you open a window, before show it, you add it to arraylist. 
 
windowsopen.Add(form); 
 
When you want to close all windows child, you convert each element to Form Object and close it. 
 
for(int i = 0;i &lt;&nbsp;windowsopen.Count;i++) 
&nbsp; &nbsp;((System.Windows.Forms.Form)windowsopen[i]).Close(); 
 
and remove all from windowsopen 
 
windowsopen.Removeall(); 
 
Good luck, 
VINHNL 
 
 

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Hi  Twibblejaway,

I think that you should use a arraylist to store windows open.

ArrayList windowsopen = new ArrayList();

When you open a window, before show it, you add it to arraylist.

windowsopen.Add(form);

When you want to close all windows child, you convert each element to Form Object and close it.

for(int i = 0;i < windowsopen.Count;i++)
   ((System.Windows.Forms.Form)windowsopen[i]).Close();

and remove all from windowsopen

windowsopen.Removeall();

Good luck,
VINHNL

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When my program starts it has a main menu. &nbsp;Depending on the options the user selects there can be up to 4 windows open. &nbsp;At this point I have a timer which counts down to 0, and when it reaches 0 I want to close all of the windows and return to the main window. &nbsp; 
 
Is there a command to do this? 
 
Thanks, 
Jonathan.
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When my program starts it has a main menu.  Depending on the options the user selects there can be up to 4 windows open.  At this point I have a timer which counts down to 0, and when it reaches 0 I want to close all of the windows and return to the main window.  

Is there a command to do this?

Thanks,
Jonathan.

Closing all windows and returning to main menu

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