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put a break point in the formload of page 2 and check your variables there.
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put a break point in the formload of page 2 and check your variables there.

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davidrichardson &nbsp;I've tried that already<br />
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mydasx, in line Dim f As Form2=New Form2, f is fine, but it still gives me an error in line<br />
f.Show
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davidrichardson  I've tried that already

mydasx, in line Dim f As Form2=New Form2, f is fine, but it still gives me an error in line
f.Show

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I have two forms in my project, Form1 and Form2. I'm trying to open Form2 from Form1:<br />
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In the Form1_Load event I have:<br />
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Dim f As Form2=New Form2<br />
&nbsp;f.Show() &lt;- get an error here - &quot;Object reference not set to an instance of an object.&quot;<br />
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What am I doing wrong?<br />

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I have two forms in my project, Form1 and Form2. I'm trying to open Form2 from Form1:

In the Form1_Load event I have:

Dim f As Form2=New Form2
 f.Show() <- get an error here - "Object reference not set to an instance of an object."

What am I doing wrong?


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